Jillian Michaels wants to go back to “The Biggest Loser” — again.
The hard-body reality star who calls herself America’s toughest personal trainer has quit the show — not once — but twice.
The last time was in 2011 when Michaels jumped to the daytime show “The Doctors,” produced by Dr. Phil’s son, Jay McGraw.
But that “Doctors” job — where she had her own segment called “Ask Jillian” — never worked with the rest of the show, where every other cast member is a physician.
She was dropped last January, after just six months.
Now, says US Weekly, the trainer wants her old job back on the NBC reality staple, “Biggest Loser,” where she was the show’s undisputed break-out star.
“She sees the sweet gig she had on ‘Loser!’ ” said a source close to the magazine.
A spokesman for the show yesterday declined to comment on the report.
Michaels got famous by her tough attitude and sometimes downright mean demeanor around overweight contestants trying to win prize money for dropping the greatest percentage of their body weight during a season.
She has tried to parlay that fame into her own show but so far it has not caught on.
Filled with confidence, Michaels quit the first time after the show’s second season — after firmly establishing herself as the show’s Simon Cowell figure.
There is an opening on the show. Tennis player Anna Kournikova, who replaced Michaels this season, has left the show.