LOS ANGELES (AP) — Harry Connick Jr.’s daytime show is coming to an end later this year.
NBCUniversal Domestic Television said Friday that Connick’s talk-variety show, titled “Harry,” will wrap after two seasons.
The company lauded the jazz musician and former “American Idol” judge as a “phenomenal talent.”
In a statement, Connick said he was proud of the show that was intended to entertain and inspire viewers and was grateful for the opportunity.
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“Harry,” which lagged in viewership behind daytime programs such as “The Ellen DeGeneres Show,” will tape through September.