So it may come as no surprise then, that Chelsea Clinton's much-hyped deal with NBC may already be coming to an end.
Her original contract was only for 90 days and sources say it is unlikely she will extend this.
Boring: Chelsea Clinton's much-hyped debut as an NBC reporter last month was slammed as 'monochromatic', 'nervous' and showing 'no charisma'
Presenter: Her report was a feel-good piece from the Topps Center in the poverty-stricken Pine Bluff in Jefferson County, Arkansas
According to the New York Post, NBC created 'unrealistic expectations for Chelsea, who in turn signed the short contract to see if she liked it or not.
The source said: 'It’s possible she will do more for NBC in the future, [but] she doesn’t know if she’ll sign another contract.'

Some sources are saying that Chelsea was 'set up for a fall', merely used as a ratings grabber so that the network could announce her deal to become a full-time special correspondent to great fanfare.
There was huge anticipation in the run up to her December 12 debut but she was barely off the air before critics were slamming her as wooden, nervous and boring.
But an NBC news spokesman has denied that the former president's daughter is already poised to leave the network.
Chat: Miss Clinton was filmed making cornbread and interviewing founder Annette Dove, left, about the 500 children and young adults they serve
Interviews: Sources say Chelsea's debut didn't go off as well as expected and she may not resign again
'This is 100 per cent false,' he told New York Post. 'You will see more pieces from Chelsea. She has been warmly welcomed into this news division, and we can’t be more pleased with her work. We hope she will be with us for a long time. There was no over-hyping of her role.'
A spokesperson for Chelsea said: 'She is only at the beginning of her contract, and when she gets closer to the end, discussions will begin about whether or not to renew.
'In the meantime she is very much enjoying her time there and looking forward to her next piece airing.'
In her first segment with NBC, the 31-year-old chatted with Rock Center host Brian Williams on the NBC sofa and did a segment on a non-profit organisation.
Her first report was a feel-good piece from the Topps Center in the poverty-stricken Pine Bluff in Jefferson County, Arkansas.
Miss Clinton was filmed making cornbread and interviewing founder Annette Dove about the 500 children and young adults they serve.
The report was part of the network's Making a Difference series. While her debut went smoothly it wasn't met with enthusiasm by many.

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