Mamrie Hart, DJ Flula To Guest Star On The First Episode Of Grace Helbig’s TV Show

Grace Helbig has some digital natives showing up for the first episode of her E! talk show The Grace Helbig Show. In the premiere episode, which will air on April 3, 2015, Helbig will feature special guests and fellow YouTube stars Mamrie Hart and DJ Flula Borg.

Helbig, who boasts over 2.1 million subscribers on her YouTube channel, will undergo a video battle with her best friend and #HeyUSA

co-star Hart (who’s set to appear in that series’ upcoming second season). In addition, Borg will enlist Helbig to help him on a secret music project. Beyond her YouTube compatriots, Helbig will also hang out with The Talk host and GirlOnGuy podcaster Aisha Tyler.

Announced back in August 2014, The Grace Helbig Show promises to have plenty more internet-savvy references and tie-ins. In a recent interview with Jimmy Fallon, Helbig told her fellow talk show host she plans to make her show interactive by asking her online fans what questions she should ask her guests and how to say goodbye to them. If Helbig’s guest lineup for her TV show’s first episode are any indication, we can expect to see a lot more YouTube and digital stars appearing on the traditional screen.

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Tune in to E! on Friday, April 3 at 10:30 PM EST to catch the premiere episode of The Grace Helbig Show with Hart and Flula. And in line with the interactive theme, you could even drop Helbig a tweet about which digital star(s) you’d like to see next appear on her TV show.

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