Kelly Rowland caused quite a stir on the set of NBC’s ‘Today’ show this morning when she dramatically walked out after reportedly being dissatisfied with her dressing room. Sources exclusively revealed to Page Six that the R&B singer and actress, who was scheduled to appear as a guest on the show and fill in as a guest host, abruptly dropped out at the last minute.According to insiders, Rowland and her team were not pleased with the provided dressing room, claiming it was not up to their standards. This led to a last-minute decision to pull Rowland from the show, leaving Hoda Kotb scrambling to find a replacement. The sudden exit left everyone confused, as Rowland is known to be beloved by the ‘Today’ crew and Kotb herself.In an unprecedented move, Rowland’s team allegedly requested a different dressing room, even inquiring about an upstairs green room. However, their request was denied as Jennifer Lopez had already occupied the room earlier in the day. This left Rowland and her team increasingly frustrated and ultimately led to her exit.It is worth noting that the dressing rooms at ‘Today’ are notoriously small, often referred to as ‘glorified closets.’ However, this incident highlights the importance of maintaining a celebrity’s comfort and satisfaction, even in seemingly minor details such as dressing rooms.Kelly Rowland’s unexpected departure from the show raises questions about the behind-the-scenes dynamics at ‘Today.’ While her team’s demands may have seemed excessive to some, it’s clear that they were unwilling to compromise on their expectations.As of now, it remains unclear whether Rowland’s exit will have any long-term impact on her relationship with the show or her future appearances. However, this incident certainly added an unexpected twist to an otherwise ordinary morning at ‘Today.’Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story. We’ll keep you up to date with all the drama and excitement happening behind the scenes of ‘Today’.
Kelly Rowland’s Dramatic Exit from ‘Today’ Leaves Hoda Kotb in Chaos
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