Charlotte Crosby bags another huge BBC role after its revealed Geordie Shore icon is raking in millions

REALITY TV legend Charlotte Crosby has bagged herself yet another huge job with the BBC.

The former Geordie Shore star, 34, has seen her relationship with the Beeb go from strength to strength after being signed up to appear in a slew of major programmes for the broadcaster.

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Charlotte Crosby has bagged another major BBC role[/caption]

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It comes off the back of her Celebrity MasterChef stint[/caption]

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She will be on the next series of Celebrity Antiques Road Trip[/caption]

Now, The Sun can exclusively reveal that the popular TV personality has landed another gig with the broadcaster with filming having already taken place.

Charlotte will be appearing on the next series of Celebrity Antiques Road Trip after bosses were left desperate to land the reality icon.

A source told The Sun: “BBC bosses were over the moon to get Charlotte on the show.

“She has become a real breakout star of the BBC in recent years which is testament to her popularity with viewers.

“Not many reality stars can find themselves bagging such popular shows 13 years into their career and so it was a no brainer to get her signed up.

“There is no stopping her and her recent slate of TV roles demonstrates this.

“Charlotte will be a real hoot on the show and is sure to be the stand-out star of this upcoming run.”

Her role on Celebrity Antiques Road Trip comes off the back of her appearances on three other BBC shows over the last 12 months.

Charlotte, who boasts more Instagram followers than any other British reality star, has already had two wildly popular series of her own BBC Three programme Charlotte in Sunderland.

The fly-on-the-wall series became one of digital channel BBC Three’s biggest hits as it chronicled Charlotte’s first pregnancy and journey into motherhood.

Moreover, she reached the final of the Beeb’s The Weakest Link as well as being a contestant on this year’s Celebrity MasterChef.

Her enviable TV bookings have also made the star a pretty penny too.

We told how the star’s bank balance is eclipsing that of her reality rivals after she managed to bank an eye-watering £2.26million last year BEFORE taking part in MasterChef and Antiques Road Trip.

Last year, her firm CLC Enterprise paid £372,743 in corporation tax, which at a 19 per cent rate, works out that she earned £1.96million in 2023.

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Charlotte has become a regular face on BBC shows[/caption]

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She first rose to fame on Geordie Shore[/caption]

It means that the star’s personal company netted more than both Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury combined.

Charlotte tops up her earning with her own fitness app Blitz ’n’ Burn, which offers training regimes to get fans into shape.

She also has her own clothing and bag range called Pepper Girls Club, which has a whopping 210,000 followers on Instagram – and now has a baby version to go with it.

And while many celebs take money out of their companies through directors’ advances, Charlotte is giving back to hers.

Over the years, she has borrowed £1.5million and her father Gary took out £362k.

But she repaid that loan by £182,721 last year.

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Charlotte was recently revealed to be raking in more than £2.2million a year[/caption]

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