As businessman and Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban exits "Shark Tank” after this season, his fellow shark and entrepreneur Daymond John isn’t worried about what it might mean for the long-running ABC series.

Mark Cuban had 16 seasons as a host on SHARK TANK, but now it’s time for him to put that aside and focus on what’s important—family.

Kevin O’Leary wasn’t ready for Mark Cuban to say goodbye to Shark Tank. “I tried to turn him around on that decision because he's been part of the DNA of the show for so long,” O’Leary, 70, exclusively told Us Weekly during an interview with Daniel Lubetzky.

Mark Cuban’s Cycloramic journey showcases the power of innovation, adaptation, and the ultimate Shark Tank success story.

Black Entrepreneurs Day will happen in Atlanta this year, with grant applications open through November 1. As one of the investors on Shark Tank, Daymond John knows all about helping small businesses raise capital.

"I mean, I do sit next to Kevin O'Leary, and it's pretty challenging," the FUBU founder jokes The post Daymond John Says He Won’t Be on ‘Shark Tank’ Forever: ‘Time to Make Room for Others’ appeared first on TheWrap.