Amy Childs would like to see Harry Derbridge back on The Only Way is Essex. File picture John Stillwell/PA Wire
TOWIE: Amy Childs would love to see Harry Derbridge return to show
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
10:13 AM
Amy Childs would “love” her cousin Harry Derbidge to go back on The Only Way is Essex.
The reality star, who left the show after just one year, is keen for Harry to return to the ITV2 series, but admits he has not had any talks with producers yet.
She said: “There were a few rumours last week about my cousin Harry Derbidge returning to TOWIE.
“There has been lots of talk of the old cast going back, but he hasn’t had any meetings with the producers as yet.
“Personally, I’d love to see him back on the show! It was also claimed that he’s dating Bobby Cole Norris, but they are just good friends.”
Amy, who starred in her own reality show It’s All About Amy as well as appearing as a contestant on Celebrity Big Brother after she left TOWIE, also reveals she is happy at news there will be TOWIE-style shows based around the UK.
Writing her column for new! magazine, she said: “I’ve heard whispers that there are plans for more TOWIE-style shows - one in Manchester and a London-based version featuring gay men.
“I think they would both be fab! Everyone loves reality TV and, as long as they’re not all the same, I say the more the merrier!”
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