On a recent appearance on the "Elvis Duran and the Morning Show," Wheel of Fortune's co-host solved a puzzle many wheel watchers have wondered: how much does Vanna White get paid to turn letters? The answer might get your head spinning.

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“We film about 34 days a year,” White shared. “That’s it.” The 68-year-old model spilled the truth about the short production schedule on Wednesday, after radio co-host Nate Marino mentioned that he only recently learned that the show didn’t air live every night.

White has been a staple of Wheel of Fortune for more than four decades, first joining in 1982 alongside host Pat Sajak, who replaced Chuck Woolery just a year before White's arrival. The former model has since become so synonymous with the show that fans were relieved to learn she'd be staying on following Sajak's 2024 retirement.

Vanna White recently shocked the hosts of “Elvis Duran and the Morning Show” by revealing that she only works on “Wheel of Fortune” for 34 days a year. She has been the co-host of the iconic game show since 1982,

Vanna White's stunning outfit on Wheel of Fortune turned more heads than expected – and not just because of her usual chic style. The black top she wore, complete with super wide white cuffs at the sleeves,

Vanna White revealed she got her first tattoo on social media Monday, and the artist behind the ink was her daughter Gigi Santo Pietro.

Wheel of Fortune’s Vanna White has got her first tattoo—at 68 years old. The star shared the moment her professional tattoo artist daughter, Gigi Santo Pietro, gave her the new ink: a pink heart located on the inside of her wrist.

Vanna White might step into your living room on a near-daily basis, but the amount of time she spends in the studio bringing her beloved game show to life is likely to surprise you. During a recent appearance on Elvis Duran and the Morning Show,