Julia Morris returns to school with new Class Clowns role
Comedian Julia Morris announced her return to television hosting duties for the game show Class Clowns after Channel 10 declined to commission a thirteenth season of I'm A Celebrity.
Career history and recent changes
Morris first appeared on Australian talent show New Faces at age 17 more than four decades ago. She later gained prominence through the sketch comedy series Full Frontal in the 1990s. For twelve years she hosted the Australian version of I'm A Celebrity before Channel 10 decided against a new season in May. Channel 7 subsequently picked up the format but has not yet attached hosts to the project.
New television project details
The comedian will serve as principal for Class Clowns, a competition reality series that marks her next step after leaving I'm A Celebrity. This role represents a return to educational themes in entertainment following her long career in stand-up routines and film work.
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