It’s hard to believe that a legend like Regis Philbin is no longer with us. On the July 27 episode of The Talk, the hosts took a moment to honor and celebrate the life of the iconic TV personality. Though gone, his legacy lives on in the hearts of everyone who had the privilege of knowing him or watching him on screen.

Remembering the Icon: What Made Regis Philbin Special

Sharon Osbourne, who’s seen her fair share of TV personalities, shared her heartfelt thoughts about Regis. “He was a true class act,” she said. “There’s simply no one else like Regis. He belonged to a generation of pioneers—people who didn’t just follow trends but created them.” Sharon went on to explain that Regis wasn’t just a name in the industry; he was a master of his craft. “He knew everything about what he did, from the inside out. His timing was impeccable, and it made him unforgettable.”

Sharon Osbourne's Personal Connection with Regis

For Sharon, meeting Regis was nothing short of a dream come true. She admitted that after years of watching him on television, finally getting to meet him in person was a surreal experience. “I remember being so excited when I first appeared as a guest on his show,” she recalled. “It was such an honor to be in his presence. He had this way of making everyone feel special, and that’s something you can’t teach.”

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Her cohost, Marie Osmond, echoed similar sentiments. Marie, who has been in the entertainment industry for decades, explained how every appearance on Regis’ show was something she looked forward to. “Whenever I had a new project—whether it was a tour, an album, or even a book—I always knew I’d get to see Regis. He was so generous and warm, and what amazed me most was his ability to remember details from our previous conversations. That’s a rare gift,” she said.

Marie Osmond Reflects on Regis' Unique Talent

Marie also shared a funny yet endearing anecdote about Regis’ ability to captivate an audience. “You know, he could talk about something as simple as putting on a sock for 15 minutes, and you’d be glued to the screen. That’s how good he was. He had this natural charm that made everyone feel like they were having a personal conversation with him, even if they were watching from their living rooms.”