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I’m A Celebrity winner Toff lands presenting gig on ITV’s This Morning

I’m A Celebrity 2017 winner Georgia ‘Toff’ Toffolo has landed herself a brand new gig on ITV’s This Morning.

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It was Toff who won I’m A Celebrity this year, beating Jamie Lomas into second place. Iain Lee finished third in the live final.

Just after her win, Toff declared her intention to going into TV presenting, telling ITV’s Good Morning Britain: “I want to do what you guys do.

“I want to try it. Who knows?”

And it seems she’s already secured her first job, telling her followers on Instagram she was filming for This Morning while enjoying a skiing holiday.

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“Filming something so fun for @thismorning. I’m so excited I could burst #ToffOnTour,” she teased fans in a series of snaps.

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“Snuggled up in the chalet after a long day skiing!!! So fun,” Toff added.

Following her victory, Toff has been tipped to make millions with TV, modelling and product deals.

There are already rumours she could be heading for the Celebrity Big Brother 2018 house next month, but Toff apparently has a lot of other offers on the table.

“All three major networks are fighting for her,” a source told The Sun newspaper previously. “ITV see massive potential, while Channel 4 are keen to keep her as they feel ownership after giving her a break on Made In Chelsea.

“She has also been offered a book deal and clothing line.”

However in bad news for Toff, it’s been claimed that at least 30% of any cash made she makes in the near future will go straight to ITV.

The Mail on Sunday say that Toff will have to allow “ITV’s auditors to pore over her books” for the 45 days after the show.

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Any “appearances, contracts and endorsements” booked will see ITV take their cut, potentially costing Toff “hundreds of thousands of pounds.”

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A spokesperson for ITV said it did not comment on the contracts of the celebrities.

I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here airs on ITV.

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