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Fox Sports cancels Joy Taylor’s 'Speak' after a lawsuit and social media controversy stir trouble for the host.
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Irish Star on MSNJoy Taylor breaks silence on FS1 lawsuit and decision to remain on-air throughoutThe outspoken television host has opened up on the difficulties she's faced since being named as a defendant in a 42-page lawsuit filed by former FOX Sports hairstylist Noushin Faraji ...
Taylor broke her silence on the Fox Sports lawsuit controversy during an appearance on "The Breakfast Club." Taylor did not specifically address the accusations, though she admitted that it's been ...
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Joy Taylor Has Everyone's Attention With Workout Video - MSNFox Sports personality Joy Taylor is going viral this Friday, but it's not because of something she said on "Speak." Taylor has been with Fox Sports since 2016. She started off on "Undisputed ...
Joy Taylor appeared less than flattered after hearing Keyshawn Johnson impersonate the way he thinks she sounds on FS1's Speak.
Do you find Fox Sports host Joy Taylor annoying? Especially after her confused take on Aaron Rodgers and the Pittsburgh Steelers? You are not alone. Taylor, who is named in a lawsuit filed by a ...
Stop reminding Joy Taylor and Keyshawn Johnson that Aaron Rodgers hasn’t signed with the Pittsburgh Steelers yet, they know.
Joy Taylor has figured out who is at fault for her inane rant against Aaron Rodgers and the Pittsburgh Steelers. And - as you may have guessed - she doesn't think she is the one to blame.
FS1's Joy Taylor is roasting four-time MVP Aaron Rodgers for not participating in the Pittsburgh Steelers' OTAs this week, displaying an unfortunate ignorance as to how this all works.
Joy Taylor gave a very clear response to the Aaron Rodgers situation as she received heat for talking about him on the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Joy Taylor slams Aaron Rodgers for skipping Steelers OTAs, questioning his pride, respect for the game, and team commitment.
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