Get daily celeb exclusives and behind the scenes house tours direct to your inbox We have more newsletters Get daily celeb exclusives and behind the scenes house tours direct to your inbox We have more newsletters Chloe Burrows, the former Love Island contestant and now Celebrity MasterChef star, has been making serious sums of cash since her departure from the hit ITV2 dating show in 2021. The 28-year-old beauty, who once dated fellow islander Toby Aromolaran, has been keeping busy since her time on the series seven, reportedly raking in a cool £14,000 per week, according to The Sun. Chloe's business ventures are all varied and have proved to be lucrative, including her podcast, Chloe vs.
The World, and ambassadorship for JD Women. She's also collaborated with brands like Abbott Lyon and Sky, among others. The reality TV star has become the third female contestant from the 2021 series to secure six-figure paydays, with Chloe bagging a whopping £395,603 in the year ending October 2022, as per accounts for LouBou Limited.
But it's not all business for Chloe. She's also been dipping her toes further into the world of television, with appearances on shows like Celebs Go Dating , Scared of the Dark and Trainspotting with Francis Bourgeois, reports the Mirror . In April, the popular TV personality turned her hand to documentary-making, producing Love In The Limelight: UNTOLD, which delves into how celebrity couples cash in on staged paparazzi photos.
She got the inside scoop from fellow Love Island alumni Millie Court and Liam Riardon, and Cara De La Hoyde and Nathan Massey, who revealed they'd staged arguments to earn money in this way. Chloe quickly realised she could potentially earn up to a staggering £250,000 annually through this method and decided to put it to the test, staging a romance with Too Hot To Handle star Harry Jowsey. She revealed on the show that she was planning to create a "showmance", highlighting how it's "easy to make money" if she decided to get "serious".
Chloe then had a meeting with celebrity agent Dave Read, who suggested that the couple could have a "lucrative future" and encouraged them to stage photos of house-hunting or ring shopping. He went on to tell them they could rake in an astonishing quarter of a million pounds in just one year. The documentary received high praise from fans, leaving Chloe in "tears".
She posted: "Crying happy tears in the back of this cab cos I'm already overwhelmed by the response. Love u lot xxxx. P.
S. I know I said I'd never post a vid crying but happy tears are allowed!" Celebrity MasterChef airs on BBC1, from 8pm.
