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QVC star David Venable announces ‘time off’ and reveals when he’s returning as fans beg star to ‘hurry back’
QVC star David Venable has opted to take a break from the network in the near future.
David recently took to Instagram to divide his work schedule for the first few weeks of this month.
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The TV personality, 59, posted a snap of him holding a plate with a delicious-looking omelet on it on his Instagram page on Monday.
He had an energetic facial verbalization, and looked to be pushing his lips together as if he was blowing something.
"Hi, Friends! I hope you all had a great weekend! I'm taking some moment off after Wednesday's ITKWD, so we have a shortened schedule this week. There will be no "Coffee Talk with David" this week but I will be back on air on Wednesday 2/14," David captioned.
He went on to list the days that fans could catch the cookbook storyteller on QVC.
"Check out when and where you can see me this week: 2/7: The GreenPan Kitchen, 12am-1am ET, 2/7: #ITKWD, pm ET, joined by @chelseaphillipsreidqvc, 2/ #ITKWD, 12
David Venable on QVC
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