Tamron Hall Bares Lots Of Leg After Quitting 'TODAY'
Feb. 14 2017, Published 4:27 p.m. ET
Former TODAY Show anchor Tamron Hall was spotted at Mastros Steakhouse in Beverly Hills on Monday, smiling after calling it quits with NBC.
EXCLUSIVE: Tamron Hall spotted at Mastros Steakhouse in Beverly Hills
So long, suckers!
EXCLUSIVE: Tamron Hall spotted at Mastros Steakhouse in Beverly Hills
Tamron Hall showed off some serious leg in a sexy red dress.
EXCLUSIVE: Tamron Hall spotted at Mastros Steakhouse in Beverly Hills
The 46-year-old spent a few hours inside, emerging after midnight with some friends.
EXCLUSIVE: Tamron Hall spotted at Mastros Steakhouse in Beverly Hills
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As RadarOnline.com readers know, Hall ceremoniously left the TODAY show after being iced out for "more valuable" Megyn Kelly.
EXCLUSIVE: Tamron Hall spotted at Mastros Steakhouse in Beverly Hills
But a source told RadarOnline.com exclusively that her quitting both NBC and MSNBC was seen as a blessing by the some staffers. "She was very difficult. She could have an attitude and was sometimes short and rude with the staff," the insider claimed. "If you were not Matt Lauer or talent, it could seem like she had no time for you."
EXCLUSIVE: Tamron Hall spotted at Mastros Steakhouse in Beverly Hills
Meanwhile, Page Six sources have said Hall is being urged to join Kelly Ripa on ABC's Live! — where a replacement for Michael Strahan has yet to be found.
EXCLUSIVE: Tamron Hall spotted at Mastros Steakhouse in Beverly Hills
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