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Trisha Goddard, host of ITV1 daytime talk show Trisha, is reportedly in talks with US television companies about making a move to America.
Ananova reports that Granada, parent company of ITV franchisee Anglia Television, which produces Trisha, is discussing possibilities involving Goddard hosting some form of talk show on American television. Granada has already found success in America, having successfully exported I'm A Celebrity among others.
Granada's entertainment chief, Paul Jackson, said: "I think we would be looking at using her counselling skills or resolving conflicts - I think we will go down that route and see where we get with that."
Ananova reports that Granada, parent company of ITV franchisee Anglia Television, which produces Trisha, is discussing possibilities involving Goddard hosting some form of talk show on American television. Granada has already found success in America, having successfully exported I'm A Celebrity among others.
Granada's entertainment chief, Paul Jackson, said: "I think we would be looking at using her counselling skills or resolving conflicts - I think we will go down that route and see where we get with that."
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