Donald Trump Jr. Eyed for 'The Apprentice' Reboot

Amazon is reportedly exploring the possibility of rebooting "The Apprentice," the reality competition series that originally aired between 2004 and 2015 with Donald Trump as its host. Discussions are preliminary, and the project's future remains uncertain.

Speculation suggests that Donald Trump Jr. is being considered to lead the potential revival. The original series, which focused on contestants vying for positions within the Trump organization, garnered significant viewership and critical acclaim during its initial run.

Financial disclosures reveal that the Mark Burnett-created show continues to generate a substantial six-figure annual income for Donald Trump through royalties. The Trump family also holds co-ownership of the property.

NBC previously severed ties with Donald Trump in 2015 due to his controversial statements about immigrants, leading to the cancellation of his involvement with "The Celebrity Apprentice" on their network.