It’s been nearly three months since Ryan Seacrest began his hosting gig on Wheel Of Fortune, and he seems to be settling in nicely. He replaced Wheel mainstay Pat Sajak after more than 40 years as host. Things certainly have a different feel without Pat at the helm, but Vanna White has helped Ryan feel at ease. Similar to her former co-host, Ryan and Vanna share humorous banter at the end of the show. In a recent episode, Ryan called Wheel Of Fortune icon Vanna the nickname “V Dubs.” This led to her trying to find the perfect nickname for him. Vanna asked for suggestions on Facebook, and fans came up with some funny suggestions. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Wheel of Fortune (@wheeloffortune) It Seems “Wheel Of Fortune” Diehards Think Ryan Seacrest Needs A Nickname, Too As Vanna began to read the suggestions, Ryan asked if he should be scared. Vanna assured him he’d be fine. One fan thought Vanna should call him “Ryan, the friendly host,” and another suggested “RC. You know R Sea!!” Another fan thought the perfect nickname for Ryan Seacrest of Wheel Of Fortune would be “Ryan-Stone Cowboy.” He loved that one, but Vanna said she’d like to hear more. Wheel of Fortune shared the video on its official Instagram, and fans came up with a few ideas. One fan wrote, “I just call him HOT STUFF.” This person loves what Ryan’s brought to the show, “I didn’t think I could love the show without Pat Sajak, but Ryan Seacrest has really made WOF his own and I still love it!” This fan decided to combine Ryan Seacrest’s biggest jobs for his Wheel Of Fortune nickname and it’s a doozie. “Rockin’ Ryan would be a better nickname since he’s rocking the host of Wheel and American Idol and New Years Rockin Eve.'” This story’s featured image can be found here. The post “Wheel Of Fortune” Asks Fans To Give Ryan Seacrest An Official Nickname & The Puns Roll In appeared first on InspireMore.

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