Reform MP Suella Braverman rakes in £100k for being tethered to Katie Price on reality show Celebrity Handcuffed

Published: 12:13 EST, 10 November 2026 | Updated: 12:18 EST, 10 November 2026 Reform UK MP Suella Braverman has raked in £100,000 for being tethered to former glamour model Katie Price on reality show Celebrity Handcuffed.The Channel 4 series, due to be released next year, will see the duo forced to do everything together as they compete against other famous pairings.Mrs Braverman, a former home secretary, declared her fee for the show in the latest register of MPs' interests.She completed 200 hours work for production company 72 Films, owned by Fremantle, and has 'agreed to provide ongoing publicity services post filming as required', her entry states.Filming for the series began at the start of last month, with the celebrity contestants said to have had no idea who they were being shackled to until the first day of production.Among the other duos are Love Island star turned campaigner Georgia Harrison and model Lady Victoria Hervey, while former footballer Neil Ruddock will be handcuffed to drag queen Bimini. Reform UK MP Suella Braverman has raked in £100,000 for being tethered to former glamour model Katie Price on reality show Celebrity Handcuffed Mrs Braverman, a former home secretary, declared her fee for the show in the latest register of MPs' interestsMrs Braverman was in charge of the Home Office from 2022 to 2023 in the previous Tory government.She went on to defect to Nigel Farage's Reform at the beginning of this year and is the party's education spokesman.At the start of filming for Celebrity Handcuffed last month, a source told The Sun: 'Katie and Suella should prove to be a contentious match but may end up finding common ground.'Obviously Katie is known for her outrageous life, whilst former Tory Home Secretary Suella has her own strong opinions too.'But they are both mothers and have spoken about juggling a high-profile life with parenthood so may connect on that struggle.'Bosses hope it will make great TV and maybe prove transformative for the celebrities too.'In the civilian version of the Channel 4 series, launched in March, pairs of people with opposing views and habits were handcuffed together 24/7, with the pair that lasted the longest winning £100,000.