Playboy twins Melissa and Carla Howe are launching a TOWIE-style reality show in America.
PLAYBOY twins Melissa and Carla Howe are launching a TOWIE-style reality show in America.
The 22-year-old redheads - who between them have bedded Ashley Cole and Patrice Evra and been linked to randy Russell Brand - have filmed a pilot for the series and are pitching it to big networks.
It will feature the busty Berkshire-born pair's tales about hanging about with pals Snoop Dogg and Motley Crue.
They said: "We just filmed the pilot and it's being pitched.
Redheads ... gorgeous British twins have pulled Ashley Cole and Patrice Evra
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"It's all about life with the likes of Snoop and hanging around the Playboy mansion."
The twins have already appeared in a music video with Snoop and partied with him at Hugh Hefner's Payboy pad.
And they have starring roles frolicking in a bed in Snoop's new video Lay You On The Bed - in which he sings under his new reggae incarnation Snoop Lion.
Sofa so good ... Melissa reclines for your viewing pleasure
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Melissa and Carla said about their show in the latest issue of Loaded magazine: "It's more TOWIE than East End."
The Sun recently revealed how Melissa romped with Chelsea star Cole, 32, in the bed he used to share with ex-wife Cheryl, 29.
And Carla revealed last month that she had a fling with Manchester United ace Patrice Evra, 31 - who enticed her to Paris before bedding her without mentioning his wife, Sandra, 30, or their six-year-old son Lenny back in Cheshire.
Bedtime ... Carla poses for Loaded magazine
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They added in their chat with Loaded how they are struggling to find love - and hate being branded WAGs.
The twins gushed: "Because we model it's hard to find a guy that's serious."
And they said the famous men they've slept with shouldn't be criticised too much - as they believe they're "genuinely nice guys".
Saucy ... the girls flirt in the shower in Snoop Lion music video
Despite flirting with Russell Brand last year in LA the girls reckon he's not their type - but they admire him for being "funny and confident".
They said: "We don't care what a guy does - their job is irrelevant.
"If you've got a good personality, you can hold a conversation and you've got no ego, you're good for us."
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