CNN’s Alisyn Camerota and John Berman said their emotional goodbyes to each other as the former takes her leave from New Day after six years of hosting the show.

Camerota is moving to the afternoons, where she will co-host with Victor Blackwell while Brianna Keilar takes her place in the next iteration of New Day. Berman honored his departing co-host on Tuesday with a segment celebrating their partnership, but on Wednesday, CNN took it up a notch by closing New Day with a montage of Camerota’s highlights from over the years, plus a message from her family.

“That was beautiful! What a tribute, you guys. Thank you so much,” Camerota said. “When I look back at all the things we’ve accomplished over these years, it’s just the crowning moment of my career. I mean, this has been a true career highlight.”

Camerota's departure has produced more than one bittersweet moment. It's been an endearing win for her, and for the show.

Joss Whedon, who oversaw reshoots on 2017’s Justice League after original director Zack Snyder stepped down, reportedly had a major clash with Gal Gadot on set.

The details emerged in an interview with Cyborg actor Ray Fisher for Hollywood Reporter, who tweeted last year about Whedon’s allegedly “gross, abusive, unprofessional, and completely unacceptable” conduct on the set of Justice League.

Fisher declined to comment on the tension between Gadot and Whedon, instead speaking about his own issues with the director, but a “knowledgable source” involved in the production told THR that the Wonder Woman star had a major battle with Whedon as well.

According to the report, Gadot had “issues about her character being more aggressive than her character in Wonder Woman. She wanted to make the character flow from one movie to the next.”

Sources said the “biggest clash” came when Whedon pushed her on dialogue she didn't like and threatened to harm her career...