Helen Wood, the former hooker who bedded footballer Wayne Rooney, is to star in her own reality TV show, and according to the Sunday Mirror, the show’s being made by The Only Way Is Essex creator Sarah Dillstone.
The paper adds that the show will most likely air on Channel 4.
A source close to the story told the paper, “The project was originally inspired by a website called seekingarrangement.com, which is billed as ‘the premier Sugar Daddy dating site’.
“It provides an opportunity for rich businessmen to offer ‘financial assistance’ to single and attractive girls in exchange for their company.”
The programme is apparently to be based around five girls, one of which will be Helen, who are seeking such arrangements. Read more & comment »
Channel 4 are reportedly planning a new series of Shipwrecked.
The reality TV show, which aired on the channel’s youth brand T4 from 2000 to 2001 and then from 2006 to 2009, is set to return later this year but will have a slightly different format to previous series’.
It will no longer be Shipwrecked: Battle of the Islands, which featured two teams competing with each other for new members, with the largest team winning a cash prize at the end.
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Viewers will see the real-life rivalries and relationships that set tongues wagging and phones beeping behind closed doors in some of London’s most exclusive postcodes.
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Channel 4 bosses have revealed that they have been inundated with requests from travellers to star in their second series of ‘Big Fat Gypsy Weddings’.
The show – which follows the lives of gypsies in the run-up to their extravagant wedding days – has been one of the network’s biggest-ever hits, and bosses are already planning a whole host of follow-ups, with youngsters clamouring to take part.
A source said: “It has been a huge topic of conversation and everyone wants to be on it. The girls and boys who have been on it have gained notoriety within their community – a bit like being a local celebrity.”
Channel 4 have reportedly axed Famous and Fearless after only one series, because ratings were so poor.
The reality TV game show – fronted by Chris Evans – featured 8 celebrities who competed in extreme sporting events. The channel had hoped that it would be received well and act as a replacement for cancelled series Big Brother, but people just didn’t tune in and though it started with a respectable 2.4million viewers that figure soon fell to just 1.2million by the end of its week-long run.
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Channel 4 bosses are reportedly planning to bring back Celebrity Big Brother for one last series in January.
Fans bid Big Brother a fond farewell last night, during what was believed to be the last ever show. Davina shed bucketloads of tears, staff paid tribute to late participant Jade Goody and the British people chose Brian Dowling as their Ultimate BB housemate. However, The Daily Star Sunday has now claimed that bosses were pleased to see the format still draws people in and are planning resurrect it for one final celebrity series.
Helen Wood, the former hooker who bedded footballer Wayne Rooney, is to star in her own reality TV show, and according to the Sunday Mirror, the show’s being made by The Only Way Is Essex creator Sarah Dillstone.
