It has been confined that Stanley Johnson will appear on Made In Chelsea in the New Year – alongside his new best friend from the jungle, Georgia Toffolo.
The 77 year-old former MEP and 23 year-old queen of the jungle hit it off as soon as they entered the show, and cemented their friendship during their time in camp.
Toff even joked about getting her new friend a cameo on the reality show that made her famous – and it is now set to happen according to The Sun Online.
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The winner of this series of I’m A Celebrity is set to start filming Made In Chelsea when she returns from Australia. And the show’s bosses are apparently desperate to set some dates for Stanley to film his role after Christmas.
A show insider told The Sun Online:
“We’re just waiting for Toff to come back from Australia then we’ll firm up some dates.
“We love the idea of Stanley appearing on the show and will be inviting him to make a cameo when the timing is right for him.
“We’re hopeful it’s going to happen in the New Year when Toff starts filming the new series.
“Stanley is hilarious and next to Toff, he’ll make a great addition to SW3.”
Viewers of I’m A Celebrity loved seeing Georgia and Stanley’s friendship blossom, and it seems that the pair will continue to be friends even after they return home from Australia.
Toff even told Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield on This Morning: “I really do have this thing for middle aged politicians and then I saw Stanley and I was like ‘Oh my God!’
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“He’s in the upper bracket of middle age but I just literally fell in love with him the moment we met, it was love at first sight.
“I used to follow him around camp and I used to have to say to myself, ‘Georgia you have to leave the man alone’.
Toff went on to say that one of her favourite things about Stanley is that he’s like a walking encyclopaedia, claiming that anything you needed to know, you could ask Stanley and he’d know the answer.