Wheel of Fortune Secrets REVEALED! Even Vanna White Was Shocked!
Get ready for some behind-the-scenes scoop on your favorite game show! Ryan Seacrest, the new host of "Wheel of Fortune," is spilling the tea, and even Vanna White was surprised by what he revealed. In a recent interview, Seacrest shared the secret behind the show's iconic clicking sound when contestants spin the wheel.
The Clicking Sound Mystery Solved!
So, what's the secret? According to Seacrest, the clicking sound is made by… rubber bands! Yes, the same kind you might have used with orthodontics. He revealed this surprising fact on "Good Morning America," leaving Vanna White in disbelief. "Do you know I never knew that?" she exclaimed, marking a fun moment for the show's 43rd season.
Seacrest took over hosting duties from Pat Sajak, who retired after an impressive 42-year run. White, however, isn't ready to hang up her letter-turning gloves just yet. She recently signed a contract to stay on the show through the 2025-2026 season.
More Than Just a Game Show
"Wheel of Fortune" premiered in 1975 and has become a television staple. Sajak's calm and charismatic presence made him a beloved host, and Seacrest is now stepping into those big shoes. White praised Seacrest for his smooth transition, saying he "slipped right in like he'd been doing it forever."
- The show airs weeknights.
- Available for streaming on Peacock and Hulu.
- Seacrest replaced veteran Pat Sajak.
So, tune in to "Wheel of Fortune" and listen closely for that clicking sound – now you know the secret behind it! It's just one of the many things that make this game show a classic.