Judge Judy is officially coming to an end after 25 seasons of must-watch TV. The 77-year-old revealed on The Ellen Degeneres Show that she will no longer be filming new episodes of the highly-popularized court television show that drew in millions of watchers daily. Judy Scheindlin showed up to Ellen with a brand new look, sporting a luxurious ponytail, black blouse, and fiery red blazer to reveal that she and her relationship with CBS would be coming to an end and that she would be starting a new venture entitled, Justice Judy on an unnamed network.  

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Since Aug. 2019, a total of 4,375 episodes of Judge Judy has aired. Since 1996, Judy Scheindlin has been handling small claims court cases of all varieties. In 2015, Scheindlin renewed her contract with CBS through the 25th season and finally, the two will part ways in search of new investments. The courtroom program is the highest-rated amongst in its category and has taken home a total of three Emmy Awards. During her stop at Ellen, Judy Scheindlin had this to say about the end of her run with CBS, stating: 

“I’ve had a 25-year-long marriage with CBS, and it’s been successful. Next year will be our 25th season, silver anniversary.”

When asked about where her new show would air, Scheindlin kept it a secret saying, “I can’t tell you yet.”

In 2018, Judge Judy raked in a massive $147 million making her the richest television host by far. Check out Judy Scheindlin’s big reveal on Ellen talking about her new show, Justice Judy, buying her husband a Harley, and the importance of voting in this upcoming election in the video below. 

With Power officially coming to an end this weekend, a conversation needs to be had about the impact the gangster-drama had on the culture over the past half-decade. The death of Ghost St. Patrick’s daughter, Raina, the murder of LaLa Anthony’s character, LaKeisha, and the antics surrounding who killed Ghost has provided the masses with genuinely compelling and sometimes hilarious television content that will be talked about for years to come. However, as the production comes to its conclusion, the show’s actors are left with the reality that they are officially unemployed and have to pursue their next venture. Naturi Naughton, who plays Tasha St. Patrick’s character on Power appears to have her next opportunity lined up heading back into the music realm as she recently posted a photo of herself and Omarion on Instagram hinting at a possible upcoming music collaboration. 

During her stint in the R&B girl group, 3LW, Naughton contributed to multi-platinum hits like “No More (Baby I’ma Do Right),” and “Playas Gon’ Play,” while also collaborating with artists such as Beyonce, Usher, Luther Vandross, and more. Naughton obviously has the talent, vocal range, and aesthetic to become one of the newest power players in today’s R&B scene and a collaboration with the extremely unbothered Omarion can possibly propel the singer turned actress up the Billboard charts. 

In the photo posted on her Instagram, Naughton and Omarion blissfully sit side-by-side as it’s captioned:

“We STILL HERE! #2020 it’s on! Me + @omarion + @ehudsonmusic + ezra__xx = (fire) #NaturiMusic #Omarion #3LW #B2K#20yearsinthegame #theyaintready #blessed.

While the Notorious actress didn’t exactly roll out a single name or project release date, there’s a good chance she and the former B2K frontman do have some listen-worthy music currently in the works. Check out Naturi Naughton’s Instagram post below and tune into the series finale of Power tonight at 8 P.M. EST on Starz.