Netflix star reveals she turned DOWN I'm A Celeb last year – but begs bosses to sign her up for 2025
TOO Hot To Handle star Chloe Veitch turned down a spot on I'm A Celebrity last year - but has begged bosses to sign her up for 2025.
Chloe, 25, who appeared on the Netflix show in 2020, revealed she was approached for Ant and Dec's jungle show.
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Netflix star Chloe Veitch says she turned down I'm A Celebrity ... Get Me Out Of Here!
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Chloe shot to fame on Too Hot To Handle five years ago
Credit: Chloe Veitch
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Chloe is a reality TV star turned presenter
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She told the Go With The Flo series on Youtube: "I would love to do I'm A Celebrity ... Get Me Out Of Here!
"I haven't actually told anyone this but I got offered to go on it before I ever filmed my first hosting show for Netflix.
"I had put it on my mood board, I'd been manifesting having my own show on Netflix for so long.
"I needed to turn down I'm A Celebrity.
"It's crazy as you get to different stages in your career, you have to turn down opportunities that you thought would be the biggest opportunity you would get in your life.
"Give me all the camel penises!"
Chloe has just landed hosting duties on a show on Netflix called Sneaky Links.
The new dating experiment series features seven couples who aren't in proper relationships.
On the show, each individual will determine whether they want to commit to their Sneaky Link or explore other options.
All 10 episodes of the new series are available to stream on Netflix now.
Sneaky Links: Dating After Dark slammed for epic twist on show premiere as new dating experiment leaves fans furious
Host of the show Chloe shot to fame on Netflix show Too Hot To Handle.
The 26-year-old reality starlet hails from Essex in England.
She is best known for her appearances in Too Hot To Handle, The Circle and Perfect Match, as well as now being the host of this new exciting dating experiment.
Since being in the public eye, Chloe has been linked to several fellow famous faced.
She had brief romantic connections with Mitchell Eason and Shayne Jansen.
And now she is in a long-term relationship with Joel Mutton, whom she appeared on MTV's Celebrity Ex On The Beach with.
It comes as The sun revealed I'm A Celebrity All Stars is casting now and has signed up a former Queen Of The Jungle for a second series of hit show.
The first series of the I'm A Celeb All Stars spin off aired back in 2023, with Carol Vorderman and Helen Flanagan losing out to Myleene Klass who was crowned the winner.
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