
Price Is Right Allegations: Scandals & Responses
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Former models and staff from The Price Is Right, including Kathleen Bradley, Barbara Hunter, and Holly Hallstrom, share allegations of sexual harassment and racism in a new E! docuseries. Roger Dobkowitz, the shows executive producer, defends the shows reputation, questioning the timing of the accusations and hinting at writing his own memoir. Barkers longtime rep denies the misconduct claims, keeping the spotlight on the shows controversial past.
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It's March 30th. I'm Corey with the story. This is Entertainment and celebrity news. Today, driven by AI and built for the culture. Women from the Price's Right just drop heavy allegations of sexual harassment and racism in an E. DocuSeries called Dirty Rotten Scandals. Former models and staff like Kathleen Bradley, the first full-time black model starting in 1990 and others spoke out about mis-treatment. From fans, producers, and even host Bob Barker. Earlier this week on March 29th, Roger DocuSeries, the show's executive producer for 36 years hit back hard in a Facebook post. He called the Doc a hit piece aimed at trashing the show that started in 1972, with Barker hosting for 35 years until 2007. Bradley dealt with raging racism, Barbara Hunter got grobbed by a staffer, and Price presenter Holly Hallstrom said complainers were told to get over, it or get out. Fans and some crew were shocked, but DocuSeries defends the show's dignity, saying it was a happy workplace where most folks stuck around for years.
DocuSeries questions why accuses keep bringing it up decades later, especially since Barker passed in 2023 at 99 and can't respond. He hints at writing his own memoir to clear up misconceptions and set the record straight on who was really unhappy, just those chasing raises or promotions they didn't get. Barker's long-time rep shut down the misconduct claims, calling him a beloved icon of TV history. This back and forth keeps the spotlight on a classic show's messy past.
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