Simon Cowell has revealed 2019 will see TWO series of The X Factor.
Although exact details are yet to be confirmed, Simon has announced his plans to air both Celebrity and All Stars versions of The X Factor UK.
The music mogul, 59, spoke to The Sun saying “I want to clear up any myths — because I’ve got some exciting news.”
“I’ve had a meeting with ITV, I’ve told them what I think we’d like to do with X Factor because we’ve been waiting to have this opportunity.”
The upcoming series is being described as “huge,” with Cowell saying
“We haven’t exactly confirmed the dates or the order of the shows, but essentially there are going to be two versions of X Factor running this year . I think it’s going to be huge, it’s the best I’ve felt about this show in years.”
The X Factor first aired the celebrity version in the summer of 2006, following the first two regular series.
With EastEnders actress, Lucy Benjamin being voted the winner, beating the likes of Paul Daniels, Debbie McGee and Gillian McKeith.