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Robin Gibb is "seriously considering" signing up as a judge for the next series of Fame Academy, according to a report in the Media Guardian today.
The former Bee Gee would be part of the panel alongside "headteacher" Richard park and voice coach Carrie Grant.
"Yes, they are in talks," said a spokeswoman for Gibb. "He has been approached to do it and has been talking to Endemol. So far nothing is 100% agreed, but I think he'll be making his decision any time now."
Also being lined up for the series, which will be formally unveiled by the corporation on Monday, is former Factory Records boss Tony Wilson.
The former Bee Gee would be part of the panel alongside "headteacher" Richard park and voice coach Carrie Grant.
"Yes, they are in talks," said a spokeswoman for Gibb. "He has been approached to do it and has been talking to Endemol. So far nothing is 100% agreed, but I think he'll be making his decision any time now."
Also being lined up for the series, which will be formally unveiled by the corporation on Monday, is former Factory Records boss Tony Wilson.
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