Simon Cowell said he probably wouldn't do a talk show, mostly because he doesn't think he can talk to people the whole day and he's not great at talking.
" alongside Paula Abdul and Randy Jackson. He was known for being the harsher judge, unafraid to say what everyone else was thinking. He also judged the British and American versions of"X Factor" and is currently on the judging panel of both"America's Got Talent" and"Britain's Got Talent."The famous judge recently spoke to Fox News Digital about how his judging style has evolved since welcoming his son Eric in 2014.
Simon Cowell is one of the people responsible for putting together the popular bands One Direction and Fifth Harmony.
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