3 days ago · The contestant in question was Arzice Salonga, a single mom from Medina, Ohio, who is currently a law student. ... Salonga had a chance to get on the board right away when she buzzed in to solve ...

1 day ago · Arzice Salonga Fans Upset. Contestant Arzice Salonga, from Medina, Ohio, made a minor mistake when she pronounced “safari” as “sa-ferry” instead of the typical “safari.” Her opponent, Brian Nelson, quickly buzzed in with the correct pronunciation, securing the win.

Wheel of Fortune viewers believe the show’s judges made a wrong call that resulted in a contestant’s loss. During the February 3 episode of Wheel of Fortune, a contestant named Arzice Salonga ...

1 day ago · "Wheel of Fortune" fans were upset and disappointed over the actions of host Ryan Seacrest. Earlier this week, a player named Arzice Salonga – a law student and single mom from Medina, Ohio ...

2 days ago · Wheel of Fortune fans are outraged after judges denied a contestant a win over what they say was an unfair pronunciation ruling.. During the February 3 episode, Arzice Salonga, a former Philadelphia Eagles cheerleader from Medina, Ohio, competed in a toss-up puzzle in the “Event” category.

3 days ago · This conundrum recently reared its ugly head for the show’s February 3rd episode, during which Arzice Salonga, a single mom from Medina, Ohio, (keep this in mind for later) buzzed in to solve the opening $1,000 Tossup puzzle—a two-word “Event” which read: “A F _ I _ _ N / _ A _ A _ _” on the board.

1 day ago · Earlier this week, a player named Arzice Salonga – a law student and single mom from Medina, Ohio – missed out on the game’s first toss up round worth $1,000. The “Wheel of Fortune” category was “Event,” as the two-word puzzle read, “A F _ I _ _ N / _ A _ A _ _.”

4 days ago · Arzice Salonga (Medina, OH): law student with a semester to go, former Eagles cheerleader for two seasons (including their first Super Bowl win), and single mom to a five-year-old daughter; she claims her team has won in every state she’s lived in

Apr 26, 2024 · This conundrum recently reared its ugly head for the show’s February 3rd episode, during which Arzice Salonga, a single mom from Medina, Ohio, (keep this in mind for later) buzzed in to solve the opening $1,000 Tossup puzzle—a two-word “Event” which read: “A F _ I _ _ N / _ A _ A _ _” on the board.

4 days ago · Brian Nelson, Arzice Salonga: Bonus Puzzle & Was the Bonus Round Won? Monday, 3 February 2025. Bonus Puzzle (category) Won Bonus Round ($) JAZZ GUITARIST (Person) No: