How To Contact Sherri Shepherd…

Email Sherri Shepherd on her Official Site (SHERRI Show), SHERRI Show Tickets, or info@sherrishepherd.com.

Meet Sherri Shepherd is at her live events, talk show tapings, movie/TV shows, book signings, product launches, meet-and-greets, or bidding on a charity auction.

Write Sherri Shepherd at:

Sherri Shepherd
c/o The SHERRI Show
221 W. 26th St.
New York, NY 10001

Sherri Shepherd’s talent agency is:

Jay Sures
c/o United Talent Agency (UTA)
9336 Civic Center Dr.
Beverly Hills, CA 90210

Sherri Shepherd’s management is:

Mark Schulman
c/o 3 Arts Entertainment Management
9460 Wilshire Blvd. Fl. 7
Beverly Hills, CA 90212

Sherri Shepherd’s publicist is:

Simone Smalls
c/o Simone Smalls Public Relations
14 E. 34th St. Fl. 5
New York, NY 10016

Sherri Shepherd is connected to Adam Sandler by her talk show “Sherri,” where she features his family life and career, and interviews guests like Julie Bowen about working with him.

Sherri Shepherd and Alec Baldwin are connected by the TV show “30 Rock,” where she played Tracy Jordan’s wife and he played Jack Donaghy, the brash network executive.

Sherri Shepherd is connected to Beyoncé as a devoted fan who celebrates her on her talk show, dressed as her for Halloween, and enjoys her career and concerts.

Sherri Shepherd is connected to Blake Lively because her dad, Ernie Lively, was her acting teacher at Playhouse West in North Hollywood. (Vulture says Eric Lively, but that is Blake’s brother.)

Sherri Shepherd is connected to Brooke Shields by the TV sitcom “Suddenly Susan,” where she played Susan Keane and Shepherd appeared as Miranda Charles, the executive assistant.

Sherri Shepherd is connected to Chris Tucker by their early careers as stand-up comedians working the Black comedy circuit together.

Sherri Shepherd is connected to David Schwimmer by her guest role on the TV show “Friends,” after which she worked as a legal secretary for his father.

Sherri Shepherd discussed Donald Trump on “The View” and lived in the Trump building on 60th Street while guest-starring on “30 Rock.” (Vulture)

Sherri Shepherd is connected to Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson as an admirer who discusses his acting and WWE career and features segments about him.

Sherri Shepherd is connected to Elizabeth Hasselbeck as friends and co-hosts on “The View,” but their relationship became strained due to Hasselbeck’s alignment with the Trump administration.

Sherri Shepherd is connected to Elon Musk by discussing and humorously reacting to his technological ventures, such as his robot announcements, on her talk show and social media.

Sherri Shepherd is connected to Jamie Foxx by appearing on “The Jamie Foxx Show,” where she played Sheila, Garcelle Beauvais’s character’s man-hungry friend.

Sherri Shepherd is connected to Jason Momoa by discussing him on her talk show “Sherri,” humorously reacting to his appearances and workouts, and featuring segments about him.

Sherri Shepherd is connected to Jeff Goldblum because he was her acting teacher at Playhouse West in North Hollywood. (Vulture)

Sherri Shepherd is connected to Jennifer Aniston by playing a museum tour guide named Rhonda on “Friends.” Her line was, “Hey, it’s Rhonda from P.S. 129! I gave you my snack pack!”

Sherri Shepherd is connected to Jennifer Hudson as daytime talk show hosts who appeared on each other’s shows and discussed being Black women on daytime television.

Sherri Shepherd is connected to Jenny McCarthy as former cohosts on “The View,” with McCarthy often appearing on Sherri’s talk show.

Sherri Shepherd is connected to Jimmy Kimmel as former stand-up comedians, and Shepherd appeared on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” where they discussed comedy and her talk show.

Sherri Shepherd is connected to Joe Rogan as stand-up comics, with Shepherd mentioning Rogan’s comedy and discussing him on her podcast “Two Funny Mamas.”

Sherri Shepherd is connected to John Lithgow by the comedy series “Trial & Error,” where she played Anne Flatch, an incompetent assistant, and he played a quirky poetry professor.

Sherri Shepherd is connected to Joy Behar by co-hosting on “The View,” where they shared a close bond both on and off the show, often supporting each other byout their careers.

Sherri Shepherd is connected to Kamala Harris by a wide-ranging interview on her talk show “Sherri,” where Vice President Harris discussed maternal health and economic opportunity.

Sherri Shepherd is connected to Katt Williams as comedians who shared humorous stories about a date he once stood her up on, which they discussed on her talk show, “Sherri.”

Sherri Shepherd is connected to Keke Palmer by interviews on Shepherd’s talk show “Sherri,” where they discussed Palmer’s career, personal life, and projects.

Sherri Shepherd is connected to Kelly Clarkson as daytime talk show hosts, with Shepherd sending Clarkson flowers and encouragement during Clarkson’s struggles.

Sherri Shepherd is connected to Lenny Kravitz by having a “fan crush” on him that culminated with him appearing as a guest on her talk show, “Sherri.”

Sherri Shepherd is connected to Mariah Carey by discussing her family on Sherri’s talk show, including reacting to viral clips of Carey’s parenting.

Sherri Shepherd and Niecy Nash are connected by appearances on “The Sherri Shepherd Show” and as best friends for over 30 years.

Sherri Shepherd is connected to Oprah Winfrey by appearing on “The Oprah Show” in her 20s, to a symbolic “passing of the baton” from Oprah as Shepherd launched her own daytime talk show.

Sherri Shepherd is connected to Ray Romano by her recurring role as Sergeant Judy on the TV sitcom “Everybody Loves Raymond,” where he played Raymond Barone.

Sherri Shepherd is connected to Rosie O’Donnell by “The View” and helped her negotiate a higher salary by sharing information about the pay of the show’s hosts during contract negotiations.

Sherri Shepherd is connected to Shaquille O’Neal by playful flirting that began during their appearance as opponents on “Celebrity Family Feud” and continued on her talk show.

Sherri Shepherd is connected to Star Jones by replacing her on the daytime talk show “The View.”

Sherri Shepherd is connected to Tom Cruise by featuring stories about him on her talk show, including interviewing people who knew him before he was famous.

Sherri Shepherd is connected to Tracy Morgan by playing his wife on “30 Rock.”

Sherri Shepherd is connected to Tyler Perry by starring in his 2025 Netflix film “Straw” and by Perry appearing as a guest on Sherri’s talk show.

Sherri Shepherd is connected to Wendy Williams by taking over as the host of “The Wendy Williams Show” during her hiatus, eventually launching her own talk show “Sherri” in the same time slot.

Sherri Shepherd is connected to Whoopi Goldberg as former co-hosts on “The View.” Shepherd considers Goldberg a mentor and “sister” because she offered hosting advice to Sherri.

Sherri Shepherd is an American actress, comedian, and television personality best known for her role as a co-host on the daytime talk show “The View,” where she served from 2007 to 2014. She currently hosts her daytime talk show, “Sherri,” which has received critical acclaim. Shepherd has also appeared in television shows and films, including “Less Than Perfect” and “30 Rock.” She is also a best-selling author and has won a Daytime Emmy Award for her work in television.