Cheryl Cole and Mel B offered Sharon Osbourne X Factor job


It is thought that both Cheryl Cole and Mel B are being offered to take the place of Sharon Osbourne on The X Factor, Sharon hopes that it will be the Girls Aloud singer Cheryl who takes the job on. Sharon, who is married to the legend Ozzy Osbourne, has admitted that all the judges are overpaid; she has also said that she adores the sexy Girls Aloud singer. Mrs O reckons that Cheryl Cole would be perfect for the show.

In a recent interview with Radio 1, Sharon said “I have heard they are asking certain people to replace me, I think they are asking Cheryl Cole who I love.” She also added
“They are also asking Mel B. It will be interesting and give the show a different look.” Sharon who announced that she has quit X Factor last week said that money does not have anything to do with it. She was offered a huge amount of money, but Sharon feels that it is now the perfect time to move on.

I think that both Cheryl Cole and Mel B are the wrong choice, Cheryl has only been on the music scene for five minutes and Mel B has not had any success since leaving The Spice Girls. Both are a bad choice much like Danni Minogue, you would have thought that the shows producers would choose someone with much more knowledge. How great would it be if they could secure someone like Madonna, she has more credibility and the contestants would take a lot more notice of her.

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  1. Amy says:

    For the record, Dannii was the perfect choice as a judge.

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