News from across the Atlantic suggests that Victoria Beckham’s new reality show for NBC, may be cancelled before it has even aired.

It turns out that Victoria couldn’t manage to persuade any of her new celebrity friends, such as Tom Cruise, Katy Cruise, John Travolta or Jennifer Lopez, to appear on camera with her. David Beckham won’t even be in the show, so it will feature only Victoria, shopping and house hunting…BORING!

‘So far, all that’s been filmed is Victoria house-hunting and her quest to find schools for the kids, which hardly makes scintillating viewing,’ one source claims. ‘David and Victoria are not well known out there and they have not yet been able to convince any of their celebrity friends to come on.’

The Sunday Express reports today that Victoria Beckham’s new reality show, due to be screened in the US, won’t be so real after all.

Each show will be loosely scripted, with both of the Beckhams expected to learn their lines and their bodyguard will actually be a professional actor, hired to spice things up.

I know this reeks of deception but to be honest, I am with the NBC executives on this one. The Beckhams are BORING! Who wants to watch Victoria pout for an entire series, only the insomniacs amongst us I would wager. The end result of this show may not be real, but it might just be fun!

American TV network NBC have reportedly offered Victoria Beckham $10 million for her new reality TV show. The show will focus on Victoria’s move to America as her husband David joins the Los Angeles Galaxy Football Team.

The deal was brokered by Victoria’s agent Simon Fuller, who stated:

“The Americans were falling over themselves to sign Victoria up for a TV show, but we had to choose the right deal for her. NBC won out in the end as they have really taken a shine to Vic’s hilarious sense of humour and they want to capitalise on this. She is a funny lady and this new series will show this to the world.”

Posh Spice aka Victoria Beckham is set to present her own show in the US this year.

Her show will take a similar format to ‘Americas Next Top Model’, but will be more fashion based.

“It will be more serious than a reality show but very entertaining because Victoria is so funny.” said 19 Management head Simon Fuller, whose company created “American Idol.” “She has found her niche.”

Victoria hopes to use the show as a platform to launch her own fashion line, and the Beckham brand once and for all in America.