'The Price Is Right' Model Holly Hallstrom Details Firing and Legal Battle with Bob Barker Holly Hallstrom, a former model on the long-running game show 'The Price Is Right,' has opened up about the circumstances surrounding her firing from the show in 1995. While the official reason given for her departure was her weight, Hallstrom claims in the new E! docuseries 'Dirty Rotten Scandals' that her dismissal was actually linked to her refusal to defend host Bob Barker in a sexual harassment case brought by fellow model Dian Parkinson. Hallstrom stated that she did not want to commit perjury in court on Barker's behalf and believes this was the real reason she was forced out. According to Hallstrom, lawyers eventually framed her exit as a retirement, but she maintains that Barker wanted her gone after nearly two decades on the show. The fallout from her firing led to a lengthy legal battle with Barker, including a defamation lawsuit he filed against her, which she fought for years. Hallstrom said the struggle drained her financially, causing her to sell her assets and live out of her car at one point. She waited until Barker's death in 2023 to publicly share her story without fear of further lawsuits. The docuseries also examines allegations of sexual harassment and racism in the show's early years, highlighting a troubling workplace environment behind the scenes.

'The Price Is Right' Model Holly Hallstrom Details Firing and Legal Battle with Bob Barker

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