Wheel of Fortune longtime host Pat Sajak takes fans behind the puzzleboard with his daughter Maggie as he gets ready for his final week

Wheel of Fortune host Pat Sajak is getting ready to host the final week of his 43-year illustrious career, but before he left, he gave fans a sneak peek on set.

The 77-year-old Chicago native was featured in a video shared by his 29-year-old daughter Maggie, who works as a social media correspondent on the show.

The iconic host's final episode will air Friday, June 7, concluding the show's 41st season, with new host Ryan Seacrest set to take over this fall.

The brief video was posted to Maggie's Instagram, captioned, 'Secrets from behind the puzzleboard.'

'So I'm behind the puzzleboard and look who I find,' Maggie says, before showing herself in frame with her famous father. 

Wheel of Fortune host Pat Sajak is getting ready to host the final week of his 43-year illustrious career, but before he left, he gave fans a sneak peek on set.

Wheel of Fortune host Pat Sajak is getting ready to host the final week of his 43-year illustrious career, but before he left, he gave fans a sneak peek on set.

The iconic host's final episode will air Friday, June 7 , concluding the show's 41st season, with new host Ryan Seacrest set to take over this fall.

The iconic host's final episode will air Friday, June 7 , concluding the show's 41st season, with new host Ryan Seacrest set to take over this fall.

'It looks like election headquarters back here with all these TV screens and everything,' he said, joking, 'I think I see some anchormen.'

'A lot of people are asking what behind he puzzleboard is like, so we'll give you a glimpse,' Maggie said.

Pat added, 'Well we can't show you a lot, because there are certain things that are highly classified.'

He then adds, 'Well show them my water stash,' as Maggie turned the camera on a stand with a small label on it that read, 'Pat's Water,' with five bottles of Fiji water.

'Look it says Pat's water right there, and I'm almost done with this one. They just gave me enough to last the rest of the season,' Pat said with a laugh.

After Pat fulfills his hosting duties, he will stay on board with the show for another three years as a consultant, according to Sony Pictures Television's executive vice president of game shows Suzanne Prete.

Ryan gushed about Vanna: 'Of course, being next to Vanna, she's a legend. She's an icon,' per E! News.

Adding: 'We spent a little shooting some promos for next season, and she's just so down to earth. She's exactly what you would expect.'

'It looks like election headquarters back here with all these TV screens and everything,' he said, joking, 'I think I see some anchormen.'

'It looks like election headquarters back here with all these TV screens and everything,' he said, joking, 'I think I see some anchormen.'

Pat added, 'Well we can't show you a lot, because there are certain things that are highly classified.'

Pat added, 'Well we can't show you a lot, because there are certain things that are highly classified.'

He then adds, 'Well show them my water stash,' as Maggie turned the camera on a stand with a small label on it that read, 'Pat's Water,' with five bottles of Fiji water.

He then adds, 'Well show them my water stash,' as Maggie turned the camera on a stand with a small label on it that read, 'Pat's Water,' with five bottles of Fiji water.

'Look it says Pat's water right there, and I'm almost done with this one. They just gave me enough to last the rest of the season,' Pat said with a laugh.

'Look it says Pat's water right there, and I'm almost done with this one. They just gave me enough to last the rest of the season,' Pat said with a laugh.

Ryan continued: 'It's just so exciting to think about being on that set. I've watched the show for so many decades. I'm a fan of the show, and the game is the star.'

On June 12, 2023, Pat announced he was leaving Wheel of Fortune after the 41st season of the show wrapped.

'Well the time has come. I've decided that our 41st season, which begins in September, will be my last,' Pat said.

'It's been a wonderful ride, and I'll have more to say in the coming months. Many thanks to you all,' he added.