Kelly Rowland: 'I'd love to judge The X Factor USA'

13 February 2012 7:42 AM, PST | digitalspy | See recent digitalspy news »

Kelly Rowland has revealed that she would be interested in joining The X Factor USA as a judge. The former Destiny's Child star judged the UK version of The X Factor last year, but recently told CNN that she would love to join Simon Cowell on the Us version of the reality competition as well. "It would be awesome to be a judge over here for X Factor. I really enjoyed my time over in the UK being a judge," Rowland said. She added: "[The X Factor] was a great opportunity and a great experience, and I would love to do it again." Earlier this month, X Factor judges Paula Abdul and Nicole Scherzinger departed the show after only one season (more) »

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