Steve Harvey To Host Miss Universe Again Next Year

Steve Harvey Will Be Hosting Miss Universe Again

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Despite Steve Harvey’s epic fail, it seems the Miss Universe corporation wants him back for more.

According to Deadline and the country of Belize, Harvey will be welcomed with open arms next year:

In an interview today on Jim Rome’s CBS Sports Radio show, Mark Shapiro, Chief Content Officer at WME|IMG, said the Family Feud host was “very remorseful” about the error and that Harvey was “absolutely” welcome back to host the 2016 pageant. Shapiro said Harvey “did a great job. He was funny, he was informative, he’s high energy, he’s got a great following. … I definitely want him back, and I would hate to see him not come back. He’s going to want a shot to redeem himself.”

Even the country tweeted about his anticipated return:

This is all sweet and everything, but we call ratings pull on this one. Who isn’t going to tune in to see if he messes up again?

UP NEXT: Miss Colombia Caught Up In A Sex Tape Scandal

Miss Colombia Offered A Sex Tape Deal

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Miss Colombia is having the worst week ever. After being mistakenly crowned Queen of the Universe, TMZ reports that the pageant beauty was offered a sex tape deal as an unofficial consolation prize.

Terrible.

Steve Hirsch, the porn king behind Kim Kardashian and Paris Hilton’s tapes, offered her $1 million to sign a deal with them.

He stated in his demeaning letter that he will commission the making of the first Vivid Girl Crown “and we believe it will be grander than anything Miss Philippines will ever wear.”

How disgusting for him to think she would be so desperate to go towards porn after the incident.

Miss Colombia, we’re rooting for your comeback.

UP NEXT: Beverly Johnson Responds To Bill’s Defamation Suit

Beverly Johnson Responds To Bill’s Defamation Suit

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Beverly Johnson’s camp broke silence after being slammed with a defamation suit from BIll Cosby.

It’s been almost a year since Johnson wrote an essay in Vanity Fair about being drugged by the actor in the 1980s. The backlash was rampant, as black women criticized her for condemning an “innocent” black man and people came forward accusing Johnson of lying, including her talent agent.

Now, the tables have turned as Cosby counters her statements in court.

Johnson released these sentiments to People Magazine: 

“I am aware of the statements from Bill Cosby. In cases of rape and abuse, abusers will do whatever they can to intimidate and weaken their victims to force them to stop fighting,” she said. “I ask for your support of all of the victims involved. Thank you.”

This case gets more and more convoluted and difficult. We will keep you updated with the latest.