Some of TV’s biggest names are weighing in on reports of shocking behaviour behind the scenes of a family-friendly talent show.
Union, 47, and fellow judge Julianne Hough were both leaving the show after just one season.
From left, Howie Mandel, Gabrielle Union, Julianne Hough and Simon Cowell on the set of America's Got Talent. Picture: NBC via APreported that Union was forced out because she spoke out against the alleged “toxic” workplace culture at the NBC singing show, including protesting at the use of racially insensitive jokes and performances, and attempting to get fellow judge Simon Cowell to stop smoking on set.
Union’s outspoken criticism of the culture on set earned her a reputation as “difficult” that directly led to her firing after only a year, the Variety report alleged.Source:Getty ImagesSeveral high-profile stars have come out in support of Union, among themactress Debra Messing, who slammed NBC, the home of her own hit sitcom. “This is disgusting behaviour from a network that has been my professional home for decades.
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