Ryan Seacrest is getting backlash from fans for seemingly laughing at a Wheel of Fortune contestant after losing out on a big prize. On Friday, March 7, contestant Jim Venckus, from Downers Grove, Illinois,

Ryan Seacrest has fit in effortlessly at his latest hosting gig, taking over for Pat Sajak on the beloved game show Wheel of Fortune. But even though fans love how he and co-host Vanna White interact, the colleagues are still figuring out their rhythm, down to nailing a pre-show ritual.

For the most part, Pat Sajak has stayed out of the spotlight in the time since he officially called it quits and delivered his emotional final episode address to viewers. But afte

Wheel of Fortune' has had its fair share of big reactions, but the latest episode saw one contestant take things to a whole new level.

One thing you have to admire about Ryan Seacrest is his enthusiasm, and he had that in spades during a recent episode of Wheel of Fortune, when he literally hit the floor with some impromptu dance moves. The clip has to be seen to be believed, so thankfully the game show shared it to their Instagram:

Ryan Seacrest took over as the host of Wheel of Fortune in Season 42 after Pat Sajak announced his retirement from the game show. Fans have noticed significant changes to Wheel since Seacrest took over, and some of them aren’t positive. Many think the new host talks too much!

According to a Wheel of Fortune insider, Ryan’s lack of sense of humor and multifaceted career could be to blame. Ryan might not be the right ‘fit’ at Wheel of Fortune. The

Ryan Seacrest had a dream start as the host of Wheel of Fortune, but his numbers have dipped of late, as shown in new ratings data, and a source exclusively tells Closer the pressure’s now on to turn things around as quickly as possible.

The fate of Ryan Seacrest's Wheel of Fortune future is in jeopardy, one might say. While the famed television host was initially a hit on the beloved game show series, he's reportedly no longer bringing in numbers executives had hoped for after taking over Pat Sajak's title in September 2024.