Girls Aloud to get BBC chat show
The band are in talks with broadcasters now
Girls Aloud are in talks to front their own chat show for the BBC.
According to Heat the band have been offered over £500,000 to make the show, which has a working title of 'An Audience With Girls Aloud' and will run for eight weeks in its first series.
The magazine quotes an anonymous source as saying: "The girls are yet to sign, but they have all agreed to it. They would each be paid £20,000 per show. The band is going strong and they all want to commit to it 100 percent."
According to Heat the band have been offered over £500,000 to make the show, which has a working title of 'An Audience With Girls Aloud' and will run for eight weeks in its first series.
The magazine quotes an anonymous source as saying: "The girls are yet to sign, but they have all agreed to it. They would each be paid £20,000 per show. The band is going strong and they all want to commit to it 100 percent."
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