
Channel 7's new talent show
The X Factor will get a new host after
Matthew Newton was "forced to quit". Newton
allegedly assaulted his now ex-girlfriend
Rachel Taylor at a hotel in Rome during a private holiday.
Newton is
reportedly back in rehab at a private hospital in Melbourne and
Taylor has apparantely
sought an
apprehended violence order against him.
Right: Taylor and Newton (Image from ABC) 
Now
The X Factor is
scheduled to air on Monday
without their
original host. Late last night, Channel 7
announced that
Home and Away actor
Luke Jacobz will be the
new host. According to Jacobz's
bio, he hosted 7's talent show
Popstars in 2000-01. Can you remember what was he like? Post your comments.
Above: Luke Jacobz (Image from Yahoo!7)

By the way,
what does The X Factor's
owner Simon Cowell think of all of this?
Cowell quit being an
American Idol judge to launch The X Factor in America after great
success in the
UK.
With the
Australian version off to a
shaky start, it will be interesting to see
how Channel 7 deal with the
pre-recorded episodes featuring Newton.
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