Lisa Wilkinson has promised to 'leave no stone unturned' in her upcoming tell-all memoir, It Wasn't Meant to Be Like This.
And The Project host's former colleagues at Channel Nine are now reportedly bracing for impact, amid fears her book will air the network's dirty laundry.
'There are a lot of nervous nellies at Nine at the moment. She'll be sure to go hard on the Nine lads' club and, of course, her pay dispute,' an insider told Woman's Day.
'There are a lot of nervous nellies': Nine stars are reportedly hiring 'spin doctors' ahead of Lisa Wilkinson's tell-all autobiography which threatens to expose the network's 'boys' club'
'Some are already arming themselves with their own spin doctors ready to put out the flames,' the source claimed.
Another source told New Idea: '[Lisa is] not the type of person who is going to sugar-coat anything. There's a few nervous faces out there, let me tell you - nobody is safe.'
Nine has been accused of running a 'boys' club' of male executives for years, with Mamamia founder Mia Freedman - a former senior employee at Nine - describing the workplace culture as 'so toxic and so bad for women that it was the most distressing career experience of my life'.
'She'll go hard': An insider claimed Nine bosses are nervous Lisa will discuss the network's alleged 'lads club' as well as her pay parity dispute with Today co-host Karl Stefanovic (right)
Fans are also no doubt hoping Lisa's book will address her controversial exit from Nine in 2017, after a decade hosting the Today show alongside Karl Stefanovic.
Lisa quit Today amid a reported pay parity dispute with Nine.
She was reportedly unhappy that her Today co-host Karl Stefanovic was earning more than $2million, whereas she was on a $1.1million-per-year contract.
