FEYERICK: So what's next for Olympic hero Michael Phelps? It looks like the decorated swimmer is already willing to try another sport. Joining me from Los Angeles CNN's Showbiz correspondent, Nischelle Turner. Hi Nischelle. So Michael Phelps is out of the water and onto dry land.</s>NISCHELLE TURNER, CNN ENTERTAINMENT CORRESPONDENT: Hey. You know Deb, there's been a ton of speculation about which reality show would scoop Michael Phelps up but I don't think I ever heard the "Haney Project" as an option but here we have it. This is the show where Hank Haney, one of the best golf coaches in the world, works with a celebrity on their golf game. Now, Haney has already jokingly tweeted that he's heard Phelps' desire and work ethic won't really be a problem. But you know those 22 Olympic medals are not going to help much on the golf course and Phelps has been on Twitter saying that he's really looking forward to this. Well, when someone asked him if he had a golf handicap, he replied, "Yes, but it's not good, LOL." So we'll have to see how he swings the clubs. Because the "Haney Project" featured Charles Barkley one season and anyone who has seen Charles Barkley play golf, well, you know my mama always said, if you don't have anything nice to say, don't say anything at all. So Deb, back to you.</s>FEYERICK: Absolutely. It will be very interesting. It will be very interesting to see how he handles something when he's sort out of his element. Ok but Nischelle will be back with us next hour.</s>TURNER: Yes.</s>FEYERICK: With a lot more showbiz headlines including the arrest of an NFL player and what punishment he is getting from his team.
Phelps Will Appear on the Haney Project