Roman Kemp has made a whopping £1million since he appeared on I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! in 2019, it's claimed.
The radio host, 27, has earned a fortune thanks to his Capital FM Breakfast Show, which he's hosted since 2014, his appearances on Celebrity Gogglebox and endorsement deals with brands like Coca Cola.
And of course being the son of Spandau Ballet frontman Martin and singer Shirlie Kemp hasn't exactly harmed his chances of getting a job.
Finishing in third place behind I'm A Celebrity winner Jacqueline Jossa and runner-up Andrew Whyment has helped him earn a ton of cash.
It encouraged brands to pay him to plug their products, as seen on his Instagram profile, The Sun reports.
He has shamelessly flogged Smirnoff drinks, cereal and almond milk, to name just a few.
Mirror Online has contacted Roman's reps for comment.
It comes after Roman issued a stark warning for this 2020 I'm A Celeb campmates.
This year the show is relocating from the Australian jungle to a spooky castle in the UK thanks to coronavirus restrictions.
And Roman thinks it'll be the toughest one yet.
He told Mirror Online: "I think it'll definitely be the hardest one ever for the celebs.
"I definitely think the sun aids massively in your positivity when you're in those scenarios, and then I couldn't even imagine me being happy in that scenario, but it'll make for superb telly.
"Ant and Dec and the whole team who make that show are incredible, so you know it'll still be the best show out there, but I just know for the celebrities in there it will be hell."
