Sophia Michaels
Now, it’s clear that Bee will never again take the “Late Night” job.
When Bee Shaffer graduated from Columbia University in 2008, she was worried about her future. “I finish in May, and I’m really nervous about the fact nobody’s hiring right now. I think everyone’s going to have trouble finding a job. I know a lot of people graduating early, and they can’t get anything,” she told New York Magazine. At the time, she declared that she was “staying far away from Vogue.”‘ It turned out Shaffer had nothing to worry about. After working for producer Ryan Murphy in Los Angeles for two years, she earned a spot at “Late Night With Seth Meyers” as a segment producer in 2014.
Shaffer had a long run at “Late Night” and announced her departure in 2017. “Thank you @latenightseth for an unforgettable 3 1/2 years. What an amazing opportunity to meet so many Hamilton cast members,” she wrote on Instagram while sharing a snap of her with Meyers. According to Page Six, Shaffer decided to pursue a career in theater. “Bee is going to work for Ambassador Theatre Group,” a source told the publication. Shaffer had a lot to celebrate that month, as a happy piece of news was revealed about her and her then-boyfriend, Francesco Carrozzini.
