Hey there! Let’s talk about Megyn Kelly. The media world is buzzing with chatter as her new NBC show, Megyn Kelly Today, gears up for its premiere on Monday, September 25. But here’s the twist: Megyn’s having a tough time securing top-tier guests for her program. According to an insider who spoke with Life & Style, the situation is getting pretty tense.
Megyn Kelly, now 46, is reportedly facing challenges in luring Hollywood A-listers to her show. While NBC boasts a vast network of star power, it seems that Megyn’s team is struggling to lock down those big names. The insider adds that there’s a fair amount of sarcasm swirling around the situation. "It's almost become a joke within the network," the source explains. "Some even say the interns would rather skip the show than appear on air with her." Quite the predicament, huh?
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History Repeats Itself
This isn't the first time Megyn has found herself in hot water. Back in July, Life & Style reported that her NBC show, Saturday Night with Megyn Kelly, was experiencing a steep decline in ratings. The source shared, "Megyn’s really worried. She’s even reached out to former Fox News colleagues, including Sean Hannity, but Sean hasn’t returned her calls.” Despite these setbacks, Megyn remains optimistic about her new show.
What’s the Vision for Megyn Kelly Today?
During an interview with TV Insider, Megyn opened up about her plans for the show. She emphasized the importance of fostering human connection in today’s often disconnected world. "We’re trying to create a space where people can find more joy and understanding in a sometimes divisive country," she explained. Drawing from her book, Settle for More, she added, "I truly believe people are craving this kind of content."
When asked about potential guests, Megyn mentioned her interest in featuring actors from popular NBC shows like This Is Us. However, she stressed that the show will primarily focus on real people with compelling stories. "If someone has a story that resonates with viewers at home, they’re a perfect candidate," she said. "It’s all about authenticity and connection."
