James Corden ‘hosts late-night UK talk show’ after exiting Late Late Show

James Corden announced earlier this week that he will be leaving the Late Late Show next year, with speculation currently on that the presenter will host his own late-night talk show in the UK.

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James Corden announces his departure from The Late Late Show

There has been speculation about what project James Corden will be working on next, following news that he will be stepping down from the Late Late Show.

The presenter, 43, has hosted the popular CBS talk show since 2015, although it was announced earlier this week that he’s decided to quit – he’s leaving on spring of 2023.

The former Gavin & Stacey star has admitted he has no objection to returning to the UK with his family, with this opening the door to more jobs at home.

And according to betting producer Coral, it’s likely Corden – who has made a name for himself as an actor and co-creator of Gavin & Stacey – will host his own show when he returns.

Bookmakers say his chances of hosting a late-night UK talk show next year are now 1-2, but that’s not the only project he’s rumored to be presenting.

Coral knocked him out 3-1 to become the host of the revived Big Brother, with the popular reality show making a long-awaited return next year, as previously reported. this month.

The bookie has teased that Corden will lead 4-1 to host Match of the Day, while he is currently listed as 6-1 to feature XFactor should it return to our screens in the near future. .

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A spokesperson for Coral said:[He’s] could not be without any job offers when he returned to the UK. We asked him to host a late-night talk show on these shores. “

And although Davina McCall, 54, and Rylan Clark, 33, are favorites to host the revived Big Brother, bookmakers say the show could “go all out” to sign Corden.

The presenter announced his departure from the Late Late Show earlier this week, following reports he had been offered £15m to stay for two more years.

Announcing his departure on the CBS talk show yesterday, Corden said he doubts that next year will be “a good time to move on to see what else is out there.”

However, he said that himself and the people on the show were “determined to make this the best year” they’ve had, adding that leaving was one of the “toughest decisions.”

CBS President George Cheeks said in a statement that the broadcaster wished “he could stay longer” but was “very proud” that he has made the network its “home” in the US. America.

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