Aussies slam Tracy Grimshaw's comeback as her new project is revealed
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Tracy Grimshaw is reportedly making a TV comeback after leaving A Current Affair.
The TV veteran, 63, is rumoured to be set to host a series called Do You Want To Live Forever? according to TV Blackbox.
But some Aussies have slammed the presenter's rumoured new project, insisting she is not suitable for the role.
'Let someone else have a go,' one person commented.
'Time to bring in some new 'talent' instead of rehashing the old, Yummyslim Stiftung Warentest and put the right people in the right shows,' another said.
Aussies slam Tracy Grimshaw's television comeback amid rumours she is set to host a series called Do You Want To Live Forever?
'Isn't it time for some new blood?' one questioned while another person said: 'Please go away. You have had your day disappear into the sunset.'
'Not a fan,' one person insisted.
'When do these TV people realise enough is enough? Give younger people a go. They certainly have talent, energy, good looks and what it takes to entertain,' one wrote.
Despite the backlash, some Aussies defended Tracy and said they'd love to see her back on television screens.
'I for one will be glad to see her back on TV, she is a great presenter,' one wrote.
'Tracy good luck with whatever you choose to do,' another said as one commented: 'What is wrong with people and their very nasty comments!'
Some people have slammed the presenter's rumoured new project, insisting she is not suitable for the role
The Channel Nine docuseries Do You Want To Live Forever? was announced at the network's upfronts last September.
According to TV Blackbox, Grimshaw will be announced as host at a media event in Melbourne on January 19.
Do You Want To Live Forever? will examine if we really can wind back our biological clocks, analyse the secrets of living younger longer according to Nine's press release.
It will also star Dr. Nick Coatsworth, who guides six Aussies on a powerful journey to stop the clock and turn back time.
Tracy stepped away from ACA in 2022 with former Today co-host Ally Langdon filling her seat from January last year.
Tracy stepped away from ACA in 2022 with former Today co-host Ally Langdon filling her seat from January last year
The TV veteran, 63, is rumoured to be set to host a series called Do You Want To Live Forever? according to TV Blackbox.
But some Aussies have slammed the presenter's rumoured new project, insisting she is not suitable for the role.
'Let someone else have a go,' one person commented.
'Time to bring in some new 'talent' instead of rehashing the old, Yummyslim Stiftung Warentest and put the right people in the right shows,' another said.
Aussies slam Tracy Grimshaw's television comeback amid rumours she is set to host a series called Do You Want To Live Forever?
'Isn't it time for some new blood?' one questioned while another person said: 'Please go away. You have had your day disappear into the sunset.'
'Not a fan,' one person insisted.
'When do these TV people realise enough is enough? Give younger people a go. They certainly have talent, energy, good looks and what it takes to entertain,' one wrote.
Despite the backlash, some Aussies defended Tracy and said they'd love to see her back on television screens.
'I for one will be glad to see her back on TV, she is a great presenter,' one wrote.
'Tracy good luck with whatever you choose to do,' another said as one commented: 'What is wrong with people and their very nasty comments!'
Some people have slammed the presenter's rumoured new project, insisting she is not suitable for the role
The Channel Nine docuseries Do You Want To Live Forever? was announced at the network's upfronts last September.
According to TV Blackbox, Grimshaw will be announced as host at a media event in Melbourne on January 19.
Do You Want To Live Forever? will examine if we really can wind back our biological clocks, analyse the secrets of living younger longer according to Nine's press release.
It will also star Dr. Nick Coatsworth, who guides six Aussies on a powerful journey to stop the clock and turn back time.
Tracy stepped away from ACA in 2022 with former Today co-host Ally Langdon filling her seat from January last year.
Tracy stepped away from ACA in 2022 with former Today co-host Ally Langdon filling her seat from January last year
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