Tallulah Willis is back as Nev Schulman’s co-host on Catfish: The TV Show for one of the upcoming back-to-back episodes. Her time on the show went so well that some MTV viewers have been calling for Tallulah to join the show for good.
When Willis was previously on the show, she was a huge support system for Chelsea, who wanted to know if she had indeed been talking to Lennie Alehat, a reality star. But Chelsea also had someone at home who she wanted to respect.
Willis sat with Chelsea as she called her boyfriend back home, telling him everything she was doing in California, how she had been talking to Lennie, and how she needed some answers. Viewers loved the feminine touch and how Tallulah could offer something new to the show.
Needless to say, viewers were loving her as a co-host and encouraged MTV to hire her full-time as Nev Schulman’s co-host. We previously covered what you need to know about Tallulah so that those not familiar with the daughter of Bruce Willis and Demi Moore could learn a bit more about her.
Omg this is so kind I’m screaming https://t.co/RKLVL39GNT
— tallulah (@buuski) December 20, 2018
During Tallulah’s first episode of Catfish: The TV Show, she opened up about how much she loves the show. She also used the platform to talk about bullies, body-shaming and other important issues that seem to fit into MTV’s demographic.
HAD A FANTASTIC TEACHER!! https://t.co/oc2cJVjjr9
— tallulah (@buuski) December 20, 2018
Now that Tallulah Willis is back in the hosting seat tonight for another episode, viewers will have a second chance to see Willis in acting. No one can argue that she doesn’t bring something special to the show, a caring side that we haven’t seen from anyone on the show before. She’s the best friend you’d want on your journey.
.@buuski “He needs to be showing up here wowing you”
Us: #Catfish pic.twitter.com/rhMUi42tMP
— Catfish (@CatfishMTV) December 20, 2018
Will Tallulah Willis end up being Nev Schulman’s permanent co-host? Nothing has been determined at the moment, as Nev is shuffling through various co-hosts to see what works.
Having celebrities on board could be the best route to take rather than settling down with one host for the remainder of the show.
Catfish: The TV Show airs tonight, Wednesday, January 2, with two back-to-back episodes starting at 8/7c on MTV.