Hot Ones' Sean Evans makes sad admission as he buys own show in $82,500,000 deal
Hot Ones host Sean Evans is evidently in a reflective mood as he splashes out on a multi-million deal to buy his own chat show from BuzzFeed. The hugely popular YouTube format sees Evans, 38, interview A-list celebs over plates of spicy chicken wings that gradually increase in heat – a combination that leaves many sobbing like babies.
The Hot Wings interview show finally has new ownership thanks to buyers lead by co-creators Chris Schonberger and Sean Evans.
The sale, to a group that includes the show’s host, Sean Evans, and Soros Fund Management, will allow BuzzFeed to pay down ...
BuzzFeed Inc. has sold First We Feast, its food-centered brand behind the popular YouTube interview show Hot Ones, to a group ...
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Hot Ones, the buzzy talk show where celebrities face questions and even hotter chicken, is under new management. First We ...
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