Emilia Clarke’s Game of Thrones body double Rosie Mac is set to audition for Little Mix’s new talent show.
The 23-year-old actress, who first found fame as Emilia’s double in GOT, hopes to impress the popstars in their BBC series Little Mix: The Search.
Rosie, once auditioned on The X Factor in 2016, but was forced to pull out after a car accident.
The starlet even bagged four yeses from the judges – Simon Cowell, Nicole Scherzinger, Louis Walsh and Sharon Osbourne.
She stunned the judges with her rendition of Streets of London.
It is unclear which episode Rosie will feature in, but the talent show hosted by Chris Ramsey begins on Saturday night at 7pm.
In their new show, Perrie Edwards, Jade Thirlwall, Leigh-Anne Pinnock and Jesy Nelson are on the hunt for the next best group.
After becoming the first group to win The X Factor in 2011 and so far securing four UK number one singles, the girls will be mentoring groups and hand-selected from applicants (just as they were themselves).
The Search last year was the source of much controversy after Simon Cowell rush-released X Factor: The Band, which housed a similar concept, after the initial announcement.
Previously speaking to Metro.co.uk, band member Jade admitted that the girls were finding it difficult to mentor contestants for the show during lockdown.
‘The contestants have been incredible, they’ve all got like WhatsApp groups going and checking in on each other, rehearsing over Zoom,’ the Touch hitmaker said.
‘It’s been really interesting. Because we’ve had to learn to do that ourselves, in terms of getting along and seeing the bigger picture, it’s making groups and seeing the energy. It’s quite hard getting the groups to gel.’
Little Mix: The Search airs tomorrow night at 7pm on BBC One.
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