Danniella Westbrook is reportedly in talks to front her own documentary-style TV show about her history with drug addiction, in a deal that's said to be worth six-figures.
The actor, 48, has been candid about having had drug problems in the past, even saying earlier this year that she may have died had she not been forced to address them.
It has now been reported that the former EastEnders star - best known for having played Sam Mitchell on the BBC soap - could delve into her experiences as part of a TV show.
Negotiations are said to be underway for the project, which a source has suggested would be an opportunity to show viewers "a different side" of Danniella.
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@danniellawestbrook_73)A source told The Sun that her agents are "currently in negotiations" to commission her own TV show, with them said to be speaking to a "major" UK broadcaster about it.
They said: "The show is a documentary style series that will take a look at [her] life and delve into the biggest battles she has conquered, as well as exploring major issues in the world that are affecting thousands of people everyday."
"The documentary will show how Danniella overcame addiction and rebuilt her family relationships. Fans will get a chance to see a different side to Danniella," they added.
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The source said that negotiations are underway and some "big offers" have been made, adding that the commissioning of the show could be worth "around half a million pounds".
Danniella - whose role on EastEnders was recast for a second time with Kim Medcalf, 48, this year - is said to be "excited" for the potential new chapter in her career.
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danniellawestbrook_73/Instagram)Danniella spoke about her past addiction on GB News back in April, saying at the time that she would have likely ended up dead had her drug problems not been exposed.
She said it forced her to address such issues, which Danniella said she had experienced prior to becoming famous, but which were "heightened" once she was a celebrity.
The Mirrror approached Danniella's rep for comment.
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