Laura Stylez Explains Why ‘Ebro in the Morning’ Wasn’t Recorded
Laura Stylez recently clarified why she and her co-hosts from “Ebro in the Morning” no longer broadcast from Hot 97’s studio. Following the announcement that the popular morning show has been canceled, a fan expressed disappointment over the trio’s shift to virtual formats. Stylez responded, defending their decision by stating, “Mailing it in? Lol it was live.”
She emphasized their concerns regarding the studio environment, citing issues like “roaches and homeless people sleeping in the hallways.” While there have been no formal complaints against Hot 97’s current building in New York City, a nearby transitional housing shelter has contributed to the issues highlighted by Stylez.
Cancellation of Ebro in the Morning
This news follows Ebro’s recent announcement on social media, where he confirmed the show’s end. He tweeted, “It’s done. More to come. #EbroInTheMorning.” During an Instagram Live session, Ebro hinted at his progressive views being a factor in the show’s cancellation, saying that he needed to step aside.
Reflections from Laura Stylez
Stylez expressed her emotions over the show’s conclusion, sharing on Instagram, “We had the best time… the most beautiful listeners and got to work with legends I love.” She noted the personal and professional milestones achieved during her time at Hot 97, stating that she had lived many of her dreams.
- Laura Stylez highlights her pride in the work done on the show.
- She reassured fans that she and her co-hosts, Ebro and Peter Rosenberg, have future plans.
- The new show, “The Ebro Laura Rosenberg Show”, is set to launch soon.
Background of the Show
“Ebro in the Morning” premiered in 2012, marking Ebro Darden’s return to the morning time slot after previously occupying it from 2004 to 2007. Outside of his role at Hot 97, Ebro serves as the Global Editorial Head of Hip-Hop and R&B at Apple Music.
Fans of the show are now eagerly awaiting the launch of “The Ebro Laura Rosenberg Show,” which promises to continue the legacy of engaging content delivered by the trio.
