Cheryl Cole replaced by Nicole Scherzinger on X Factor

There is certainly several fairly unexpected news being subtracted from the "X Factor" camp.

According to TMZ, Cheryl Cole, British pop star who's a judge on the U.K. original prior to formally signing on for the similar job in the approaching U.S. version, has already been leaving behind the series.

Rather than Cole, co-host Nicole Scherzinger is going to take her judge's hold, most probably acquiescing hosting responsibilities to Steve Jones. It was been rumored before that Nicole Scherzinger will join The X Factor America.http://www.blogger.com/img/blank.gif

Nicole Scherzinger is familiar with the task. The Pussycat Doll member subbed for Cole for the U.K. version previous season. If this type of pans out, she will judge together with L.A. Reid, Paula Abdul and Simon Cowell.

No justification for Cheryl Cole's departure has been produced, and X Factor representatives did not instantly return for verification.

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Nicole Scherzinger | The X Factor America

Nicole Scherzinger acquired all over America as champion on “Dancing with the Stars” Season 10 - and at present, the Pussycat Doll member is heading up to “The X Factor,.

Although Scherzinger in reality served as a irregular judge on the United Kingdom adaptation of the show – as Cheryl Cole, British judge was enduring from Malaria previously – Scherzinger will dish up as a host of the forthcoming American adaptation of The X Factor.

She's previously functioned as a jurist on “The Sing Off” of NBC which is hosted by Nick Lachey.

Currently, only L.A. Reid, former record label executive and Simon Cowell have been formally affirmed as jurists on upcoming show, while names, including Cheryl Cole, Mariah Carey, Jessica Simpson and Paula Abdul are articulated to fill the other places on the jurists board.

Also came out that Enrique Iglesias followed in the running for a host, simply nothing has formally been proclaimed.

The show will kick off in the fall on FOX. The winner of “The X Factor”, which is presently trying out contestants nationwide, will bring home a $5 million prize.