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What happened to the Rachael Ray show today? ›

Celebrity chef Rachael Ray said goodbye to her long-running daytime talk show on Wednesday. The final episode of the "Rachael Ray Show" aired Wednesday after 17 seasons. The show, distributed and produced by CBS Media Ventures, debuted in 2006. "We'll see ya when we see ya, everybody," Ray said to close out the show.

Rachael Ray earns a substantial salary of around $25 to $30 million from her TV show and an additional $5 million from endorsem*nt deals. It is anticipated that her next contract will be worth over $200 million, solidifying her position as one of the highest-earning celebrity chefs.

Free Food Studios focuses on producing, owning, and distributing “in the kitchen” content created by Ray and serving as a platform for “the introduction and development of new and upcoming epicurean talent”.

How to Watch. Right now you can watch on Hallmark Movies Now Amazon Channel or Hallmark Movies Now Apple TV Channel.

Ray's aunt died outside Ray's home, sparking a family feud

Her mother accompanied her to her first appearance on TODAY, which led to Ray being noticed by Food Network. She's also described her mother as her favorite cook and person.

John M. Cusimano

Rachael Ray / Husband (m. 2005)

In addition to taking on the roles of cameraman, mixologist and grillmaster, John is also a lawyer and musician (which you also got a glimpse of during the at-home shows). He chats about his career and answers questions from a viewer in the digital exclusive video above. Q: Does John practice law in Upstate New York?

While John Cusimano's $10 million net worth is, for most of us, nothing to turn down, the amount pales in comparison to what Cusimano's wife Rachael Ray makes.

“I hate store-bought mayonnaise,” Ray confessed to EatingWell. “I will eat aioli or mayonnaise all day long if I make it or if I know the person who made it, but I do not want shelf-stable.” Side note: She also hates poached salmon due to her own “bad memories,” but let's talk more about mayo.

- Rachael Ray. “does the audience get to eat the food that's cooked on the show?” Unfortunately, they do not feed the audience from the food that they make.

What happened to Rachael Ray's 30 minute meals? ›

Rachael Ray's 30 Minute Meals, based on the cookbook series, debuted on November 17, 2001, and ended production in 2012, then was revived in 2019.

Ray and her partners started Free Food Studios last year, when her daytime talk show “Rachael Ray” came to an end after 17 seasons. She said she made the move to focus on producing and owning her own content, rather than just serve as a host, and to develop shows around up-and-coming epicurean talent.

Rachael Ray's daytime talk show came to an end after 17 seasons on May 24.

When the ending of the show was announced after 17 seasons, Rachael revealed that she would be focusing her efforts on her recently launched Free Food Studios production company. The company's social media accounts and website have been fairly quiet so far, but we'll be on the lookout for more details on that front!

July 28, 2023

Rachael Ray / Final episode date

Understanding "Rachel"

It originates from the Hebrew language and is a popular choice across various cultures. However, the spelling "Rachael" often emerges as a common variant, leading to confusion. Remember, the standard and widely accepted spelling is Rachel, without the additional 'a'.