The nationally syndicated daytime talk show Tamron Hall is gearing up for its highly anticipated seventh season, returning Monday, September 8 (check local listings). Hosted and executive produced by Emmy Award winner Tamron Hall, the show will open its new season with an impressive lineup of guests including Meagan Good and Jonathan Majors, Priscilla Presley, Jodie Turner-Smith, the Chrisley family, Cam Newton, and designer Christian Siriano.
Season 7 comes with milestones of its own. The show recently celebrated its 1,000th episode, earned a NAACP Image Award nomination, and solidified its standing as the second-longest-running syndicated talk show produced by Disney Entertainment. With a reputation for pairing celebrity interviews with powerful stories of everyday people, Tamron Hallcontinues to strike a chord with audiences nationwide.
“As we launch Season 7, I am deeply grateful to our loyal TamFam audience, ABC, Disney, and all of our station partners who make this journey possible,” said Tamron Hall. “This season promises our biggest exclusives yet—not just with household names, but also with unforgettable stories that remind us why we gather here every day.”
The numbers tell the story as well. Reaching more than 44 million total viewers in Season 6, Tamron Hall consistently ranks among the top three most-watched syndicated talk shows and within the top five daytime syndicated shows overall. For 2025–2026, the program has expanded to new markets including Tulsa, Oklahoma; Tucson, Arizona; Wichita, Kansas; Charleston/Huntington, West Virginia; and Jackson, Tennessee—bringing its reach to more than 94% of the country.
“The show has become a destination for loyal viewers across the country, driven by Tamron’s warmth, relatability, and style,” said Almin Karamehmedovic, president of ABC News. “Our station partners recognize its uniqueness, and we’re excited for the biggest new season yet.”
Since premiering in 2019, Tamron Hall has carved out a lane in daytime TV with headline-making moments and a mix of entertainment, fashion, culture, and real-life stories. Last season alone, the show welcomed guests like Deion Sanders, Mary J. Blige, Cynthia Erivo, Ashanti, Method Man, Sheryl Lee Ralph, and many more.
“There’s a reason the TamFam keeps coming back,” added Quiana Burns, executive producer and showrunner. “Big interviews? Check. Fun, music, fashion, and a few surprises along the way? Check. Season 7 is going to raise the bar.”
Broadcasting from The Walt Disney Company’s new state-of-the-art studio headquarters in New York City, Tamron Hallremains one of daytime TV’s most consistent draws, proving that authentic conversation and connection still matter.