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(AllHipHop News) Hit Hip-Hop/r&b video countdown show “106 & Park” will go through some major changes in the near future.
According to the New York Post, longtime co-host Rocsi Diaz is leaving the show to pursue an acting career.
Rocsi will reportedly be relocating to the West Coast, in an effort to pursue a career in Hollywood.
According to sources, Terrence J. is also making plans to leave the show as a host, to pursue an acting career as well.
Both have appeared in high-profile movies in the past year.
Rocsi will be featured in the movie “Soul Ties,” while Terrence J. had a starring role in Steve Harvey’s movie “Think Like a Man.”
There was no time frame for the their departure from “106 & Park.”
Terrence J. and Rocsi were the third set of hosts for “106 & Park,” since the show’s launch in 2000.
Free and AJ Calloway were the original hosts from 2000-2005, while Big Tigger and Julissa Bermudez hosted the show for one year, from 2005-2006.
Rocsi and Terrence J. held down the hosting duties from 2006 until present.
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