Kyle Sandilands and Jackie 'O' Henderson reveal their secret weapon to win over ... trends now
Kyle Sandilands and Jackie 'O' Henderson have no concerns about winning over Melbourne audiences ahead of their highly-anticipated debut on Monday.
The radio duo, who have been co-hosts of the Kyle & Jackie O Show for more than two decades, signed a record-breaking $200million 10-year contract which will see them on the air for the next decade and expand into the Victorian capital.
Speaking to Daily Mail Australia at their brand-new North Sydney studio, Sandilands, 52, and Henderson, 49, both have mixed opinions on how the Melburnians will adapt to their first breakfast show on April 29.
'I don't really think it'll be an issue at all. I hope they embrace us quickly. But Jackie feels it might be more of a slow burn, but she's always on the more cautious side of life,' Sandilands said.
They also shut down recent reports of the show ramping up censorship ahead of the interstate move, revealing their secret weapon to winning over listeners is to keep doing what they're doing.
Kyle Sandilands and Jackie 'O' Henderson have no concerns as their highly-anticipated radio show hits the Melbourne airwaves on Monday. Both pictured
'The law is the law. Whether it's here, or in Melbourne, it's the same broadcast laws,' Sandilands said.
'Every radio show can do what we do. They just don't have the balls to do it ... We'd rather be more real so people can communicate and gravitate towards someone on the show that has the same opinion as them.'
Henderson, who has been single since divorcing her ex-husband Lee Henderson in 2018, also discussed the Melbourne dating pool.
The blonde recalled her recent trip to the southern city and was shocked at the number of attractive men who were staying fit and active outdoors.
'When I was in Melbourne for the Grand Prix, I was walking in the Botanical Gardens every day,' she explained.
The radio duo, who have been co-hosts of the Kyle & Jackie O Show for two decades, signed a record-breaking $200million 10-year contract which will see them on the air for the next decade and expand into the Victorian capital
Speaking with Daily Mail Australia at their brand-new North Sydney studio, Sandilands, 52, and Henderson, 49, both have mixed opinions on how the Melbourne market will adapt to their first breakfast show on April 29
'I was not on the trawl. I was just exercising. But I had to call my friend and said, "You wouldn't believe how many hot guys are in the Botanical Gardens". They go there all the time!'
'They're just walking their dogs,' she added. 'They're everywhere, so many great guys in Melbourne.'
The co-host considered purchasing a small apartment rather than a house if the show began broadcasting more frequently from the Melbourne studio.
'Unless a man comes up in my life that lives in Melbourne, then maybe [I'll buy a house],' she said.
Henderson, who has been single since divorcing her ex-husband Lee Henderson in 2018, also discussed the Melbourne dating pool
The blonde recalled her recent trip to the southern city and couldn't believe the number of attractive men walk through Melbourne's Royal Botanic Gardens (pictured)
The co-host considered purchasing a small apartment, or maybe a house if she meets a guy who 'lives in Melbourne'. Pictured with daughter Kitty, 13
'I'm just taking it as it comes. So it would be nice I think to find that person but I don't mind when it happens put it that way. No hurry. Very go-with-the-flow. I think if it's meant to be it'll come along.'
Along with the 10-year radio deal, it's been reported one unique clause in the contract gives Sandilands the ability to broadcast the show from 'anywhere on the earth'.
The shock jock has often worked on the KIIS FM show from Los Angeles and other places, so the new contract will give the flexibility to continue broadcasting from wherever he
