Supermodel Kate Moss has been signed up by Simon Cowell to sit on a panel of judges on a new music talent show.
Cowell is said to be producing the show in collaboration with Topshop billionaire Sir Philip Green, one of Kate’s close friends.
According to reports, the show will be a cross between Simon’s flagship X Factor and Britain’s Got Talent, giving an unsigned group the chance to become rock stars.
It is expected to launch in the US with a British spin-off following later.
The show will mark Kate’s first mainstream TV role, and a remarkable turn around for the model whose career was almost destroyed when she was caught snorting cocaine in 2005.
“Kate is absolutely cock-a-hoop about her move into TV,” the Mirror quoted a source close to Kate as saying.
Cowell is said to be producing the show in collaboration with Topshop billionaire Sir Philip Green, one of Kate’s close friends.
According to reports, the show will be a cross between Simon’s flagship X Factor and Britain’s Got Talent, giving an unsigned group the chance to become rock stars.
It is expected to launch in the US with a British spin-off following later.
The show will mark Kate’s first mainstream TV role, and a remarkable turn around for the model whose career was almost destroyed when she was caught snorting cocaine in 2005.
“Kate is absolutely cock-a-hoop about her move into TV,” the Mirror quoted a source close to Kate as saying.