As a former reunion host for Love and Hip: Atlanta, Nina Parker  knows how to pull stories out of people in a captivating and candid way. Now that she has established herself as a co-host on the late-night talk show Nightly Pop on E! News, viewers look forward to a fun-filled and hilarious unfiltered version of Parker as she gives the rundown on the latest events in pop culture. With the recent release of her plus-sized clothing line in Macy’s, making her the first Black woman to do so with the department store, Parker knows how to connect with audiences and look good while doing it!

Keke “Keep A Job” Palmer is an audience favorite for millennials and the Gen Z crowd. The actress, singer and television personality knows how to create relatable content for her 10.5 million Instagram followers which leaves viewers wanting for more. As the former co-host of the now canceled ABC daytime talk show Strahan, Sara, and Keke, Palmer has experience and a personality made for T.V. that honestly cannot be found anywhere else.

Known in millions of households from his time co-hosting BET's 106 & Park earlier in his career, Terrence Jenkins has elevated his star power to become an actor, entertainment reporter and most recently an Oscar award winner for the short film he executively produced Two Distant Strangers. With his portfolio of experience on-screen and off, the television personality veteran would have a smooth transition into having his own daytime talk show on a major network.

This stand up comedian and First Wives Club actress has a tell-it-like-it-is kind of comedy that audiences adore. Michelle Buteau’s popularity continues to elevate with her recent Netflix comedy special Welcome to Buteaupia and latest book Survival of the Thickest. The talented entertainer is also the host for the second season of the Netflix show The Circle where she provides her humor and commentary making the show even more interesting.

Well known for portraying Sophia Burset on Netflix’s Orange Is The New Black, Laverne Cox does not shy away from being vocal about social justice issues, LGBTQ rights and transgender representation across different mediums. The Emmy-award winning actress is smart, funny and a favorite amongst viewers and other celebs. Cox was just named as the new red carpet host during the 2022 award season on “Live from E!” and so hosting a daytime talk show would not only be a breeze, but a revolutionary decision that could change the future of programming.

Former Saturday Night Live regular and host of Supermarket Sweep, Leslie Jones wears many hats as an actress, comedian and game show host. She’s the ultimate multitasker who knows how to get the job done. With more than 1.4 million Instagram followers, her humor and enthusiasm would bring so much joy in households any day of the week. Jones' personality is magnetic and audiences would gravitate towards her realness and positive energy.

Rumor on the street is that Tiffany Haddish is actually the one who has this in the bag. Already the host of CBS’s Kid’s Say The Darndest Things, Haddish is the only person on this list who has filled in for Ellen twice; in October 2020 and again in April 2021. According to Page Six, Haddish has already “wowed the bosses at NBCUniversal with her hosting skills.” While he reps have yet to comment on the possibility, we see this as a natural transition for the actress/comedian who may be ready to steal Oprah Winfrey’s “daytime talk show” crown.