ET is breaking down the clues that producers are making this a conflict driven show once again.
ET is breaking down the clues that producers are making this a conflict driven show once again.
"They're looking to bring some heat to the table and there's no doubt that there will be some heat," Jenny McCarthy told us.
Another potential replacement was Emmy winner Ricki Lake, but she turned it down because she didn't want to move to New York.
Former The View co-host Jenny McCarthy revealed on Monday that she will be hosting an exclusive limited-run, live show on SiriusXM called Dirty, Sexy, Funny with Jenny McCarthy.
"It's no secret that I love to talk," McCarthy said in a statement. "I'm excited to do it on SiriusXM without having to interrupt anyone or keep things clean. You can bet your sweet ass this show will live up to its title."
Dirty, Sexy, Funny launches Wednesday, July 16.