LeAnn Rimes and Eddie Cibrian are getting their own unscripted show on VH1.
The series, currently titled "LeAnn & Eddie," will be six half-hour episodes and is set to premiere on VH1 in the fall of 2013 or winter of 2014.
The duo will serve as executive producers alongside Scott and Deirdre Gurney for Gurney Productions, the company behind "Duck Dynasty." Also serving as executive producers are John Ferriter for Octagon Entertainment, Scotty Abrams for Maniac Filmworks and Music, and Jill Holmes for VH1.
"We are really excited to be working together on a unique show that will give you a glimpse into who we really are or better yet who we're really not. We're thrilled to partner with VH1 and The Gurneys to put our spin on a project full of love, humor and music," Rimes and Cibrian said in a statement.
VH1 describes the series as a look inside the world the two celebrities live in -- their normal, married couple life at home and their paparazzi-filled life outside the house. "With 'LeAnn & Eddie,' they look forward to sharing a bit of their world and poke fun at what it’s like to be a high-profile couple with more than a little misinformation out there about them," the network said in a release.
“LeAnn and Eddie are both talented entertainers who have really captured the public’s imagination in the last couple of years, but there is so much more to them than what you read in the tabloids,” Tom Calderone, president of VH1, said in a statement. "This is going to be a really fun show in which we hope to reveal what their lives are really like -- from the normalcy of their home life, to what drives them artistically, to the chaos of their celebrity life."
Rimes told People that she was working on a series with Cibrain in May. "We're doing a TV show based on our reality," Rimes said. "We'll take things out of our lives and elaborate them and make them funny. People have been laughing at us -– we want them to laugh with us!"
Cibrian's ex-wife and the current star of Bravo's "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills," Brandi Glanville, who has had some very ugly and very public feuds with Rimes, had no comment, according to BuzzFeed's Kate Aurthur.
Tune in for "LeAnn & Eddie," which premieres either fall 2013 or winter 2014 on VH1.
