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Fox News
7 hours ago
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- Fox News
Scott Baio & Tyrus Clear The Air
Scott Baio joined Tyrus on The Brian Kilmeade to clear the air after Baio took issue with a joke Tyrus made on the Greg Gutfeld Show. Baio and Tyrus found common ground over backlash they faced for their support of President Donald Trump. Watch here: Peter Caterina
Yahoo
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Scott Baio speaks out after 'cheap shot' from Tyrus on Fox News show 'Gutfeld!'
Scott Baio speaks out after 'cheap shot' from Tyrus on Fox News show 'Gutfeld!'Source: Scott Baio Solve the daily Crossword
The Independent
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Independent
Scott Baio has blunt response to former WWE star Tyrus after barb on Gutfeld!
Actor Scott Baio posted a blunt response to a cheap shot from WWE star Tyrus on the Fox News late-night show Gutfeld!. Known for his work on classic sitcoms, including Happy Days and Charles in Charge, and the lead in the movie Bugsy Malone, Baio took exception to a joke that he was dead. The actor, 64, has been largely absent from screens in recent years, with credits in just four projects since 2015. He discussed his long career in entertainment, which began at the age of nine, and his extensive work in television, film, and directing, explaining what he has been doing over the past nine years. 'So last night, I'm watching Gutfeld!, which I'm a big fan of, and my friend Adam Hunter was on there; he was almost part of our family. He has a wonderful wife and daughter. We love him,' Baio began, referring to his comedian friend who was a guest on the show. 'And one of the guests, Tyrus, took a really, a really cheap shot at me, really unwarranted, that I was…he didn't know if I was alive or dead.' 'Well, Tyrus, just, just so you know. I've been in the entertainment business since I'm nine years old. I don't know how many television series I've had, maybe seven. I don't know how many movies I've done, a bunch, how much directing I've done, a bunch. 'And I had a show on up until 2016, you know what happened in 2016, I spoke for President Trump, the first night of the Republican convention in Cleveland. And what do you think happened after that?' Baio continued. 'I got canceled. And the reason I got canceled is because I spoke for Trump, and the reason that I did it is because I want my daughter, whom I love, to grow up in the country that I grew up in, and after that, I had death threats, and my daughter had death threats.' 'So, that's kind of where I've been for the past nine years. Done some work in between that, but stuff for friends. But I've had the privilege and been blessed. that I don't have to do a damn thing. So that's where I've been,' he added. Fans of Baio were quick to respond to his post, suggesting Tyrus apologize, calling the comment a 'cheap shot' and 'pretty disgusting,' with others saying that Baio had paid for his early support for Trump, as he explained in his video. Tyrus, who appeared on the Fox News show to discuss the Trump administration's takeover of policing in Washington, D.C., has not responded to Baio.
New York Post
08-05-2025
- Entertainment
- New York Post
Scott Baio's daughter commits to Providence golf team
Actor Scott Baio had a 'proud dad moment' as his daughter Bailey committed to Providence College to play Division I golf this week. Scott and Bailey, a junior golfer at IMG Academy in Bradenton, Fla. and goes by the nickname 'BB,' both shared the news on social media. 'Proud dad moment. Division 1 in The Big East Conference,' Scott, 64, wrote Tuesday on X, including a photo of Providence College and 17-year-old Bailey wearing her IMG uniform. Advertisement The 'Happy Days' alum shared another photo of Bailey pointing to a sign that read, 'Welcome to Friartown' at the airport. 'This has been years in the making,' Bailey, who is in the graduating class of 2026, wrote on her Instagram. 'I give thanks to God and my parents first and foremost.' Advertisement 3 Actor Scott Baio shared a photo of his daughter Bailey after she committed to Providence College to play Division 1 golf on May 6, 2025. X/Scott Baio Bailey went on to thank her coaches and the brands that she served as a junior ambassador, including Lohla Sport and In-N-Out Burger. She also thanked the 'coaches and other colleges that made me an offer or for those who showed interest in me,' but did not elaborate further. 3 Bailey Baio and her dad Scott Baio in March 2024. Instagram/Bailey Baio Advertisement Scott, who's a supporter of Donald Trump, replied to someone on X, who said Bailey will be 'golfing with Trump in no time … Kai Trump, too,' referring to the president's 17-year-old granddaughter, who as committed to play at the University of Miami. 'They are both class of 2026, however, they will play on different conferences,' Baio responded. Bailey is a big fan of Kai. Advertisement In March, Bailey posted a video as an open letter to Kai after she was apparently bullied at a junior girls' golf event, and told her that she respects her and has her back. Bailey also said she would love to play golf with Kai, and asked her followers on Instagram to help spread the video so that Kai would see it. 3 Bailey Baio with her third place plaque at the Hurricane Golf Tour at Eagle Creek Golf Club in March 2025. Instagram/Bailey Baio Bailey began playing golf when she was 3 ½ years old and started competing in tournaments at 8, according to her profile on the Next College Student Athlete College Recruiting website. 'I got into the game of golf because my dad would take me onto the course, and I would hit the ball, and go play in a sand trap,' she said in a personal statement. 'After a few months I began to hit the ball pretty well for a 4-year-old.' She said she and her parents moved across the country from California to Florida so she could attend IMG and pursue her dream of becoming a professional golfer. Bailey also said that she has ADHD and Dyslexia.
