The Daily Mail reckons it's a done deal; Simon Fuller is enthusing:
"The Americans were falling over themselves to sign Victoria up for a TV show but we had to choose the right deal for her," Fuller was quoted as saying in a British paper. "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."
Perhaps Fuller is confusing "meeting with Beckham at NBC" with that episode of Seinfeld where they pitch the butler idea.
Notably, NBC seem cool:
An NBC spokesperson declined to comment on any pending deal.
And, when pushed, even Mrs Beckham's people were a little less enthused:
Beckham's spokeswoman said that the precise details of the series were still to be finalised, and gave no timescale for transmission.
A half-idea the network don't even want to admit to and no idea when it'll go out, fronted by someone the Americans barely know. We can see Posh hobbling down to the bank already with all those millions.
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