As Pat Sajak has left "Wheel of Fortune," Vanna White is reflecting on her position with the game show and feels that "they could do it without me." However, there is one reason why the acclaimed show still "needs" her.

After more than four decades and 8,000 glamorous outfits, Wheel of Fortune co-host Vanna White is no longer turning letters. Don’t worry: She’s still at the puzzle board, helping contestants solve word puzzles by revealing their choices, pricey vowels and all. Only now, the actual letter-turning is done by lasers.

Vanna White is considering leaving “Wheel of Fortune” following Pat Sajak’s exit, according to a new report. A source recently told the Daily Mail that White — who has been the game show’s letter-turner since 1982 — is having a hard time without Sajak,

Vanna White may have joined "Wheel of Fortune" more than 40 years ago, but the veteran letter turner still sometimes gets the jitters on the air — and the reason why may surprise you.

Vanna White says Wheel of Fortune could probably exist without her, but after 41 years, fans tune in to see what she's wearing.

The iconic 'Wheel of Fortune' co-host on working with Ryan Seacrest, how she landed the plum role and what she wears on her days off.

Footage of a recent episode of the long-standing show has surfaced online, and it might be one of the wildest sequences in Wheel of Fortune history. The category was facial features, and while contestsants got off to a great start, they quickly ran into trouble. It all went downhill so unbelievably fast.

Wheel of Fortune's hostess with the mostest, Vanna White, has admitted that the show could continue to spin without her. The game show staple recently joked about her place behind the wheel while looking back on how things have changed over the years since she's been there.

Vanna White had a surprising five-word question after her Wheel of Fortune audition, revealing the humble beginnings of the TV icon.

But there’s one part of the show that will hopefully always stay the same: Vanna White turning the letters. White reflected on her career of 40 years turning letters on the hit game show beside her longtime co-host in a new interview with Parade.