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WALTZING TO THE BANK
Strictly favourite Tasha Ghouri rakes in her first million before she’s even WON show – and it’s not through TV
The star has been living the high life since her appearance on Love Island
Strictly favourite Tasha Ghouri has waltzed off with a fortune before even winning the show - as she’s become a millionaire!
The reality star has shown a real talent for business as well as the dance floor.
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The latest accounts for her firm Apricus Decor Ltd reveal that it’s made a bumper £1.4M profit in the last two years.
The company is now showing a healthy £706,408 “cash in the bank” - which is over double what it was in 2023.
Despite becoming a hit on , Tasha, who is deaf, is making most of her fortune off the telly with her entrepreneurial skills.
The 26-year-old shot to prominence on Love Island in 2022 where she met her current partner and they were placed joint fourth.
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This has led to a clothing range with Sisters & Seekers called "Pammy by ". She’s also become a lingerie ambassador for Ann Summers and designed her own hair extensions with the brand LullaBellz.
She’s written a romantic novel Hits Different and a self-help book Your Superpower with the star saying in her bio: "I am a TV personality, model and activist using my platform for the greater good and raising awareness for the Deaf Community."
Tasha had a cochlear implant when she was five after being born without hearing and is only the second deaf contestant on Strictly.
Earlier this year, alongside Andrew, Tasha bought a house in the countryside, which they’re currently renovating.
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Tasha admitted in an Instagram Q&A that she bought the rundown property to do it up and sell in the future to make more money.
Tasha’s business has also been paying its fair share of tax.
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In 2023 and 2024, it paid £341k, some of which would be at 19 per cent and the rest at a higher 25 per cent when the government increased corporation tax.
The reality star has had to defend her position on the show for being a professional dancer - saying: "I've not danced for quite a few years, since Love Island my career is so different.
"It's such a different dance style, I may actually not be good at it, like ballet - I'm not good at ballet.
"I'm trained in commercial street style it's going to be very hard but I'm excited for a challenge."
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