Massive Brother fan favorite Reggie Fowl is being 'paid peanuts' to seem on the present in 2022 - and you will not consider how a lot her rumoured day charge is
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Reggie Fowl is rumoured to be showing on the brand new season of Massive Brother in 2022.
However in response to New Concept, Channel Seven hasn't splashed out the large bucks for Reggie's grand return to screens.
The 46-year-old, who received Massive Brother Australia in 2003, is reportedly being 'paid peanuts' within the type of $170 a day, quite than an up-front payment.
That is in stark distinction to what some celebrities had been paid to seem Seven's SAS Australia earlier this yr.
Former NRL participant Sam Burgess, for instance, is rumoured to have been paid between $150,000 and $200,000 to star on the military-style present.
The supply additionally claimed Reggie was given simply two days to resolve if she needed to participate within the collection, including: 'It appears she's been taken for a trip.
'Her return to the Massive Brother home was meant to sign higher instances. This is hoping she wins once more!'
A consultant for Channel Seven declined to remark.
In fact, ought to Reggie win the 2022 season she'd stroll away with the grand prize of $250,000.
The upcoming season will see memorable housemates from the previous 20 years compete in opposition to 12 newcomers, with filming commencing in Sydney on October 12.
In response to gossip web site The Wash, 2004 winner Trevor Butler and fan favourites David Graham (2006), Estelle Landy (2012) and Layla Subritzky (2012) are rumoured to be coming into the home.
In the meantime, former lovebirds Tully Smyth and Drew Anthony may additionally be a part of the present.
The Wash studies that whereas Drew has already entered the home, Tully is greater than seemingly going to shock her ex when she enters as an intruder.
Tully despatched the hearsay mill into overdrive final week when she shared a cryptic submit on Instagram revealing she could be taking a break from social media.
She wrote: 'BRB, taking a break from social media to be this comfortable IRL [in real life]. TTYL [talk to you later], ILY [I love you]'.