Rylan Clark has revealed that he might turn his life into a TV series, as there is so much to go into it.The TV presenter who rose to fame on The X-Factor in 2012 gave a candid interview to The Standard, where he said there was enough in his autobiography to warrant a TV adaptation.
His book, Ten: The Decade That Changed My Future, which came out in 2022 - ten years after he became a household name from X-Factor - opened up about his high highs and his very low lows in the spotlight.
He wrote at length about struggling intensely with his mental health following his divorce from Dan Neal. He had to take a four month break from work when he suffered from heart failure and even tried to end his own life during the depth of his depression.
He told the Standard: "I mean, there's a lot to go in [a TV adaptation of my life]. Yeah, potentially, but I don't know if I've warranted enough to do that.
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