When the queen of the daytime talk show walks out of her 25-year-old show, Snoop wants to fill the void by launching his.
- Nov 28, 2009
AceShowbiz - Television world may lose Oprah Winfrey for daytime but it may gain Snoop Dogg. The rapper has projected an interest in having his own talk show premiered after Oprah steps down from her throne in 2011.
"I'm trying to proposition the networks right now. If you're wanting to hire a nice black exciting young male who wants to turn the TV world right up - get at me," Snoop gushed. "I heard Oprah Winfrey is leaving and there ain't nobody do what Oprah did but ahem - hello! Hello!"
To make sure he covers every area, Snoop is planning to bring in the women factor into his show. "And I can bring my wife on so we can have the women and the men on there discussing things," he said.
Snoop is no stranger to running a show. He is the star of MTV's sketch show "Doggy Fizzle Televizzle", and reality show "Snoop Dogg's Fatherhood".
