Vanna White recently shocked the hosts of “Elvis Duran and the Morning Show” by revealing that she only works on “Wheel of Fortune” for 34 days a year. She has been the co-host of the iconic game show since 1982,

But just because Pat Sajak and Vanna White, who now accompanies the new host Ryan Seacrest, appear on the silver screen every night, that doesn't mean they're working throughout the year. Recently, the show's co-host,

Vanna White and her son, Nikko, appeared on the Elvis Duran Show to talk all things Wheel of Fortune. She revealed how she auditioned for the game show, her recent reunion with Pat Sajak, and secrets of the show on the Tuesday, March 4 episode of Elvis’ show.

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

Pat Sajak will always be remembered by "Wheel of Fortune" fans as a friendly host who engaged in banter with fans. He has been replaced by Ryan Seacrest, who was recently called too short for the role by viewers loyal to Sajak.

Everyone makes mistakes, even Vanna White. The 68-year-old game show icon has been co-hosting Wheel of Fortune for over 40 years. In those four decades, her job has evolved. Initially, Vanna was responsible for manually turning the letters on the puzzle boards.

TV legend Vanna White certainly struck lucky with her role on Wheel of Fortune.The veteran host made a shocking revelation about what her work schedule is like during the filming stages of the long-running ABC game show.

Vanna White has been a familiar face for "Wheel of Fortune" fans alongside the legendary Pat Sajak ever since he took over as host, and she continues to keep viewers engaged as Ryan Seacrest's co-host.

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

Wheel of Fortune viewers believe it's time for Vanna White to step down. The 68-year-old has been swapping letters on the game show since 1982 and is not slowing down. Following the retirement of longtime host Pat Sajak after Season 40,