Scarlett Moffatt found fame when she became a regular on Channel 4's Gogglebox in 2014 where she and her parents Mark and Betty were fan favourites. Throughout several series, her sister and now ex-boyfriend joined the sofa as well.
The 31-year-old then took on I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! and won the show's challenging sixteenth series in 2016. Since her big win, Moffatt has only become more and more successful.
What is Scarlett Moffatt’s net worth?
As of 2021, Moffatt has an estimated net worth of £1 million ($1.3 million), according to heart.co.uk.
While Moffatt had her breakthrough on Gogglebox, she had her television debut in 2013 on MTV's Beauty School Cop Outs, which followed British and Irish teens as they move to a beauty school in Manchester.
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Following her success on Gogglebox and win on I'm a Celebrity, she took on co-hosting the National Television Awards and presenting on I'm A Celebrity Extra Camp.
The 31-year-old now has her own Channel 4 documentary, Scarlett Moffatt Investigates: Britain's Tourette Mystery. Moffatt, who has had facial ticks since the age of 12, explores stigma around the condition in the new documentary.
She has taken on projects beyond TV as well and has written two books. Her 2017 biography Me Life Story: Sofa, So Good! was The Sunday Times bestseller.
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The star's first book Scarlett Says was published in 2016 and gives a humorous insight into her perspective on the world. She also hosted a podcast with her policeman boyfriend Scott Dobinson on BBC Radio 1 called Scarlett Moffatt Wants to Believe where she tries to convince her partner on the existence of aliens and ghosts.
Moffatt and Dobinson moved into a new build property in county Durham last year. The TV personality created a dedicated Instagram page for the house, Our Bonnie Barn, which she describes a 'dream forever home'.
She put her luxurious Bishop Auckland house up for sale. It quickly sold for £395,000.
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