Reform UK MP Suella Braverman has pocketed £100,000 for her stint handcuffed to Katie Price for a Channel 4 reality show.
The former Tory home secretary is among the participants in Celebrity Handcuffed, which is expected to be broadcast next year.
In the show, presented by Jonathan Ross, celebrities with opposing lifestyles or viewpoints are joined together to see how they react in what the broadcaster calls ‘the ultimate test of survival’.
Pairs must eat, sleep and even bathe while secured at the wrists.
Braverman was pictured last month handcuffed to the former glamour model as a camera crew followed them.
And now, her fee for appearing in the show has been revealed in the MPs’ Register of Financial Interests, where members must declare income from second jobs and other donations.
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Braverman’s entry says she was paid £100,000 by production company 72 Films for 200 hours of work – though it’s unclear how many of those hours were spent tethered to Katie Price.
Other pairs participating in the show include ex-footballer Neil Ruddock with drag star Bimini, and singer Kerry Katona with Made in Chelsea’s Mark-Francis Vandelli.
Braverman follows in the reality footsteps of her party leader Nigel Farage, who finished third on the 2023 series of I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!
However, he commanded a significantly chunkier fee, reportedly landing £1.5 million for his appearance a year before becoming an MP.
The then-GB News presenter did not face one of the famous food-based Bushtucker Trials on the show, but did end up trapped underground in a metal box filled with snakes for the final episode.
Braverman joined Reform UK in January, just 11 days after her former Conservative colleague Robert Jenrick also made the leap.
She previously served as home secretary under Liz Truss but stepped down just over a month later after breaching the ministerial code by sharing an official document from her personal email.
Following Truss’s resignation in October 2022, Braverman was reappointed as home secretary by Rishi Sunak, but he sacked her in his November 2023 reshuffle.
In February this year, Farage appointed her as Reform’s education, skills and equalities spokesperson.
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