Georgia Toffolo to ‘earn £5million’ after successful I’m a Celeb stint
Georgia is currently favourite to win the show and follow in the footsteps of Vicky Pattison and Scarlett Moffatt as the Queen of the Jungle
GEORGIA Toffolo could stand to make over £5million after becoming the clear favourite to win I'm A Celebrity.
The claim comes after it was revealed Georgia was the lowest paid star of this series on £13k, a fraction of Amir Khan's bumper paycheque of £300k.
Top celeb talent scout Barry Tomes told the : "Her agents have played a blinder. A lot would have turned down such a low fee but they obviously took it knowing her character - it's the right kind of programme for her.
"She will make more than a million pounds in a year. If they play the game she could earn up to £5million in the long-term."
Barry - who claims to have worked with showbiz legends Lulu and Tony Christie - went on to suggest a future in children's TV.
He said: "Kids around eight or 10 watch the jungle and they really like her... She'd be good on a show like Blue Peter. Something where she can get stuck into some challenges."
The newspaper also revealed that Toff is expected to take an "extended break" from filming commitments on Made in Chelsea - the show that first launched her to fame.
A TV insider told Daily Star Sunday: "Georgia has always loved being part of Made in Chelsea.
"But doing I'm A Celebrity has changed everything... She'd be mad to go back to Made in Chelsea when she could be taking advantage of her new-found popularity."
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The insider added: "She has the option to become one of the country's biggest stars. Her stock has risen far more than anyone in her team expected it to."
Toff already had a lucrative lingerie deal before heading to the jungle but she's now expected to follow in the footsteps of previous winners Vicky Pattison and Scarlett Moffatt by landing high-profile TV work.
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