Kay Burley announced some of the most important breaking news of her career today when she told Sky News viewers she is retiring from the broadcaster after 36 years.
Burley’s sudden announcement has sparked speculation about what she might do next – and a move to another TV channel leads the early market. Please see Gambling.com‘s odds below:
Kay’s GB Or US Role
Kay is just 5/4 to join GB News next.
While she has retired from Sky News, the experienced broadcaster stopped short of announcing a complete retirement from television. And as a result, GB News is a name that keeps cropping up as a potential next destination for the star.
If not, she could always head Stateside, at a time when US politics is very much a hot topic after Donald Trump’s return to the Presidency.
She is just 5/2 to join Fox News, which is owned by former Sky News founder Rupert Murdoch, and 5/1 to sign up for rival US broadcaster CNN.
Kay’s Reality Return?
She is 11/8 to take part in the first-ever star-studded series of The Celebrity Traitors.
She has interviewed many a politician in her time, which, it could be argued, might come in handy when trying to decipher some of the Traitors’ traits.
But if the BBC don’t want Kay for Celebrity Traitors or Strictly Come Dancing (2/1), then it wouldn’t be a huge surprise to see her head to Australia later this year for the new series of I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! (13/8).
Meanwhile, it’s a massive 8/1 that she opts for another ITV reality TV show – Celebrity Big Brother.
Loose Woman Kay?
Burley is 3/1 to land a Loose Women role next, but it’s 4/1 she joins British phone-in and talk radio station LBC, which would also more than suit her skill set.
What’s more, Burley admitted in her Sky News exit speech she wants to indulge in other passions, including her “love of travel”.
One way to achieve this would be for the star to front a travel show next, and she is just 6/1 to do so.
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