Mel B set to front her own TV chat show?

Sunday, 9 June 2019 15:17

Mel B, who is currently on tour with the Spice Girls, has reportedly held talks with TV executives about fronting a new, tell-all chat show.

"Telly bosses feel her open and approachable nature would put guests at ease - and Mel's larger-than-life personality would be entertaining viewing," a media report quoted a source as saying.

"A few channels are interested at the moment. She has a good relationship with ITV after she appeared on Piers Morgan, and they feel she would be a good fit for the channel."

The speculation comes shortly after Simon Fuller admitted there's a "50/50" chance of the Spice Girls going on a world tour following their UK reunion dates.

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