Joey Essex is a fan of "deep" American TV shows - like 'Keeping Up with the Kardashians'.
The former 'The Only Way is Essex' star loves watching US TV and is particularly fond of the E! reality show, which follows Kim Kardashian and her famous family.
He told Radio Times magazine: "I like watching American things.
"They're very deep.
"I've seen 'Keeping Up with the Kardashians' and if Kendall Jenner asked me to turn up for a bit, I wouldn't say no."
The tanned 23-year-old star also admits he would love to follow himself on Twitter and is enjoying fame after becoming a household name on 'TOWIE'.
He enthused: "I've gotten used to being famous now but when I was 18, 19, it was easy. I love watching myself back on 'The Only Way is Essex'. If I could follow myself on Twitter, I would."
The reality star also reveals he was starstruck by 'This Morning' presenter Phillip Schofield, who narrates his new reality show, 'Educating Joey Essex'.
He added: "I've never met anyone that famous. Actually, when I met Phillip Schofield I was starstruck. I used to watch him as a child. He's really cool."

Professor Green has been charged with drink-driving following an incident last year.
The 'Remedy' hitmaker - whose real name is Stephen Manderson- was arrested on suspicion of drink-driving and later rearrested for allegedly perverting the court of justice in November last year, but police have decided to drop the latter meaning he was charged only with drink-driving when he appeared at a south-east London police station yesterday (11.03.14).
A Metropolitan Police spokesman said: "Stephen Manderson, aged 30, of Tyrwhitt Road, has this evening been charged with drink-driving following an incident on November 3 in Tyrwhitt Road.
"He will appear on bail at Bromley Magistrates Court on March 20."
The incident last year occurred when officers were attending reports that a man had been robbed on the street in Lewisham, but when they arrived they found that a Mercedes - belonging to the rapper - had been involved in a crash with a van and subsequently arrested him, although there were no reports of any injuries.
The 30-year-old musician - who is married to former Made In Chelsea star Millie Mackintosh - was bailed at the time and told to return to the police station yesterday (11.03.14) to receive his charge.

Ariel Winter has reportedly claimed that she'll never have a relationship with her mother or older brother again.
The 'Modern Family' star - who plays Alex Dunphy in the series - was placed under the temporary guardianship of her older sister Shanelle Grey in 2012 after claiming her mother, Chrisoula Workman, was physically and mentally abusing her.
The 16-year-old actress' older brother, Jimmy Workman, is said to have chosen to side with their mother and she's told him that she will never forgive either of them, according to TMZ.com.
In a text message, which was reportedly obtained by the gossip site after being filed in Ariel's guardianship case, she said: "How dare you say you miss me ... if you really wanted to see anyone and cared, you'd do a 180.
"I'm sorry, what we've been through can't be fixed..."
Chrisoula is said to have filed the document in a bid to prove that her daughter is suffering from Parental Alienation Syndrome and that their family is being torn apart by the guardianship case.
The actress' mother was ordered by a judge to pay her father, Glen Workman, $4,000 last month, as he is in charge of his daughter's finances.
Since moving in with her sister Ariel claims she is much happier.
She said previously: "My life is definitely more normal - and that'll help me grow up like I'm supposed to."

Paloma Faith admits she had no confidence when she first started performing.
The 'Can't Rely On You' singer tried singing when she was 14 but gave up on the idea of a career in music because she didn't believe in herself.
She said: "I just didn't have the confidence or think I was very good. I then started again when I was 21.
"I was working in a bar, and I got roped into being the frontwoman of the band of someone worked with. I did it for a laugh, just a bit of fun, rather than with any serious aspirations to make a career out of it."
The 32-year-old star was later persuaded by friends to start writing her own songs and claims her career just "escalated from there".
She revealed she was inspired by artists who are "brave and ballsy", like Grace Jones, Annie Lennox, Tina Turner, Bjork and PJ Harvey.
She explained: "[I looked up to] exciting female artists that have always thought outside the box and not just done what everyone else was doing."
The star, who releases her new album 'A Perfect Contradiction' on March 10, is also working with Samsung's Launching People campaign to discover new talent and insists she already has experience in nurturing artists, having helped the likes of 'Skyfall' singer Adele when she was starting out.
She explained: "I've already got a bit of a reputation for helping people with their careers. It's genuinely something that I love doing.
"I used to be a promoter for a few people who have gone on to have huge careers, like Adele.
"I've been asked a number of times to be involved in judging panels for TV shows and other talent initiatives, and turned them down because of the format."
Paloma added: "With Launching People, I get to use my knowledge, contacts and experience to help someone in their career in a positive way."

Suki Waterhouse wants to play a "badass" girl on screen.
The 22-year-old model - who is dating Hollywood hunk Bradley Cooper - has been working on her first film, romantic comedy 'Love Rosie' where she stars alongside Lily Collins and Sam Clafin, and has decided she'd like to do more film work.
She told LOOK magazine: "I just finished a romantic comedy a couple of months ago called 'Love Rosie', filmed in Ireland. It's my first proper feature film and it made me decided I want to do more, so we'll see."
Quizzed on what kind of role she'd like to be offered, she added: "Maybe a Bond girl, or anything like that. Or an Angelina Jolie 'Girl Interrupted' kind of thing. I'd like to play a bad-ass girl."
Waterhouse previously claimed models can easily become actors since the lines between the two industries are "blurred" nowadays and doesn't want to limit herself to one career.
She said: "I think with modelling and acting these days, the lines are blurred. Everyone can do all sorts of things, so why do just one?"

Brad Pitt loves "teaching" his children.
The 50-year-old actor - who raises Maddox, 12, Pax, 10, Zahara, nine, Shiloh, seven, and twins Knox and Vivienne, five, with fiance Angelina Jolie - loves seeing his six kids respond to his encouragement and thinks the way they share their knowledge is "beautiful".
He said: "It's fun watching our kids getting older and learning more. That's one of the great privileges of being a father - you get to teach them things.
"All you have to do is just give them a little inspiration and encouragement and the next thing you know, they're reading everything they can about a subject. Then they try and show you how much they've learnt. It really is so beautiful."
Despite their global fame, Brad and Angelina do their best to give their family "security and privacy", although that means there are certain places they can't visit.
Brad told OK! Magazine: "We do a pretty good job protecting our children from [paparazzi]. We do have to take detours to go to certain places - and then other places, like the park, are completely off-limits, so we try to find a beach where there aren't too many people.
"We like to be able to give the kids a feeling of security and privacy as much as we can. It's easier when we're in the countryside or France where no one pays much attention to us."

Little Mix aren't ready for children.
The girl group - which includes Perrie Edwards who is engaged to One Direction's Zayn Malik, Jade Thirlwall, Jesy Nelson and Leigh-Anne Pinnock - are all in relationships but they don't see themselves as old enough to start having kids.
Jade admitted to new magazine: "We're babies ourselves, so I don't feel like any of us will be ready to have one for a good few years yet."
The 'Move' hitmakers insist there isn't one particular mother hen among the group, and they all have different roles.
Leigh-Anne explained: "Jade gets us out of really awkward situations. If we're in an interview and we don't know how to answer something, she'll save us.
"Jes is so funny, she'll do an accent and always make us laugh. If you're upset, you go to Jes and she'll make you feel better. Perrie is the little sunshine ... she's like a little baby."
Jade added: "Leigh-Anne is the peacemaker. And she also gets us all pumped up for our performances."
The group have matured a lot since winning the UK version of 'The X Factor' in 2011, but they don't worry about alienating their young fans by dressing provocatively.
Jade said: "There's not really a need to worry. We just wear what we want to wear and what we're comfortable in, and that's it really."

Keith Richards is writing a children's book.
The Rolling Stones legend has teamed up with his daughter Theodora to create a picture book 'Gus and Me: The Story of My Granddad and My First Guitar', which will be based on his own life.
The story is about the 70-year-old guitarist's grandfather Theodore Augustus Dupree - also known as Gus - who played in a jazz big band and introduced Keith to the world of music.
Keith said: "I have just become a grandfather for the fifth time, so I know what I'm talking about. The bond, the special bond, between kids and grandparents is unique and should be treasured.
"This is a story of one of those magical moments. May I be as great a grandfather as Gus was to me."
Theodora, 28, who is named after Gus, will be illustrating the book inspired by photographs of Keith's childhood.
She said: "When I found out they wanted me to be a part of this project, my immediate instinct was to say yes, and I am so happy I did. To be able to explore my father's relationship with his grandfather was a gift in itself."
The picture story is being published by Little, Brown Book Group and is set for release on September 9.

Ciara is expecting a baby boy.
The 'Goodies' singer is due to give birth to her first child with her fiancé Future next month and the 30-year-old rapper may have let slip the sex of the unborn tot.
During an interview with Tim Westwood TV, he said: "The baby's listening to music already now. [Ciara] sent me a video while I was over here with the headphones on her stomach. She's like, 'The baby just listened to 'Turn on the Lights', the version with me and you.'
"I said, 'You gotta play the 'Anytime' for him, the new one you did. Let him hear that, see how he kicks'.
"She played it and he started kicking crazy."
Meanwhile, the 28-year-old star has remained tight-lipped about whether she is carrying and boy or a girl over the past four months, but recently admitted the gender didn't initially match her "preference" when she found out.
She said previously "I did have a preference before I found out what it was. I had a preference at first and when I was told what it was, I felt it's going to be what it's supposed to be."
However, Ciara insists Future - whom she got engaged to in October last year - was pleased when the sex of their child was revealed.

Jennifer Lopez has joked she wouldn't save Ben Affleck and P. Diddy from drowning.
The 44-year-old singer dated the rapper in 1999, before striking up a romance with the 41-year-old actor and getting engaged to him in 2002, but Jennifer doesn't appear to have fond memories them.
During an interview on Los Angeles' Power 106 radio station, the brunette beauty was presented with a scenario by host Big Boy.
He said: "You're on a raft in the middle of the ocean. You look in the ocean, you see two people floating. You can only pull up one, because that's how much room you have on the raft. You look in the ocean, you see Ben Affleck and you see Diddy."
Jennifer erupted into laughter before replying with: "I'd let both those motherf***ers drown!"
However, after realising what she had said, she quickly added: "That's terrible! I'm just joking! Ben, Puffy, you know I love you. You know that. They know it."
Jennifer - who has six-year-old twins Emme and Max with her ex-husband Marc Anthony - is still in contact with Ben, who is now married to Jennifer Garner, and they "respect" each other.
Ben said previously: "We don't have the kind of relationship where she relies on me for advice but we do have the kind of relationship where there'll be an e-mail saying, 'Oh, your movie looks great.'"
Meanwhile, P. Diddy - whose real name is Sean Combs - has five children from previous relationships and is now reportedly engaged to his long-term girlfriend Cassie Ventura.

Lena Dunham doesn't want to act any more.
The 'Girls' star, who also created the US TV show, admits she doesn't love performing as much as she does standing behind the camera and watching other people take to the set.
She said: "I don't know if I'm going to want to act any more. I'm always relieved on the days I don't have to. I'd rather give parts to other women than be the woman having the parts."
Meanwhile, the 27-year-old actress - who plays unlucky in love aspiring writer Hannah Horvath in the HBO comedy - admits her relationship with boyfriend Jack Antonoff, who she started dating shortly after 'Girls' became popular, works really well because he accepted her "baggage".
She explained in the April edition of Glamour magazine: "The dialogue around the show already existed, so it was sort of clear to him what the baggage of dating me was going to be.
"And I remember talking with him on our first date and him being like, 'God, all the articles about your nudity on the show are such b******t.' It's funny, because in some ways that's the conversation we still have when I'm upset [about the stuff I read]."

Leigh-Anne Pinnock claims she "nearly died" after she was hit by a prop at a show in the US last month.
The Little Mix star and her band were supporting Fifth Harmony on tour when a piece of scenery came loose and smacked the brunette beauty on the head, consequently leading to her falling to the floor.
Bandmate Perrie Edwards kicked off the story, saying: "Leigh-Ann is the most dramatic person you will ever meet, but this time bless her because honestly my heart went out to her.
"Fifth Harmony have these things [props], and obviously no one knew they were going to be wobbling like the way they were. And then we were just doing our own thing and then the next thing you know this thing just comes down and cracks Leigh-Anne on the head."
Leigh-Anne added: "And then I fell to the floor and the mic went into my nose. I got a nice big lip, but I didn't put any ice on it because I wanted it to stay plump. It's a miracle really."
Meanwhile, the 'Change Your Life' hitmakers - also consisting of Jesy Nelson and Jade Thirwall - are on a mission to crack the US, but admit they were surprised by the reaction they've received.
Jesy explained to MTV News: "It's better than we could have imagined. We never knew what to expect when we came here, and the audience has been absolutely incredible.
"They know all the words to the songs and we still get shocked when we put the mic up and we sing 'Wings' and they all sing back."