BRADLEY WALSH IAN WRIGHT RICHARD OSMAN
FOOTBALL legend Gary Lineker tonight hosts new ITV quiz show Sitting On A Fortune, which will involve hopefuls trying to win up to £100,000.
The former England striker and Match Of The Day presenter is already loaded – along with many other stars who front similar shows. JAMES MOORE crunches the numbers…
The cheeky host of ITV’s The Chase and the BBC’s Blankety Blank has an estimated £20million fortune. He lives in a £2.5m fivebedroom Essex mansion with wife Donna. The fancy pad boasts a sauna, gym and pool. Brad, 61, also drives a Bond-style custom-built Aston Martin Vantare.
JEREMY CLARKSON
The motormouth host of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? is worth around £48m and owns the £4.25m Diddly Squat estate, Oxfordshire – star of Clarkson’s Farm. Now 61, he bought a Lamborghini tractor to go with his beloved Range Rover and is building a six-bedroom mansion on his estate.
The ex-Arsenal ace and Match Of The Day pundit is presenting new quiz Moneyball on ITV, with prizes up to £250,000. Wrighty, 57, picked up £400,000 for doing I’m A Celebrity and is said to be worth £15m.
BEN SHEPHARD
The 46-year-old GMB star has presented ITV’s Tipping Point since 2012 and has an estimated worth of £3.4m.
The dad of two lives in London with his wife Annie.
PADDY McGUINNESS
Now on BBC’s Question Of Sport, the 48-year-old also stars in Top Gear and has a net worth of over £7m.
He drives a £115,000 Porsche and lives in a £2.1m, sevenbedroom home in Cheshire with wife Christine and their three kids.
The towering Pointless and House Of Games presenter landed a seven-figure book deal, with debut novel The Thursday Murder Club selling 45,000 copies in three days.
Richard, 50, is worth an estimated £1.3m.
ALEXANDER ARMSTRONG
Osman’s fellow Pointless host and comic, worth £3.6m, has had roles on shows like Peppa Pig plus hit albums as a singer.
The dad-of-four’s £5m Oxfordshire home has a wine room and recording studio.
GINO D’ACAMPO The Italian-born chef hosts ITV’s Family Fortunes and is worth an estimated £8m.
Now 45, he’s starred on I’m A Celeb and Gino’s Win Your Wish List. The dad of three lives with wife Jessica in a £1.25m pad in Hertfordshire.
MICHAEL MCINTYRE
The comic and host of The Wheel has an estimated net worth of £58m.
A dad of two, married to Kitty, the 45-year-old owns a £10m eight-bedroom home in London that boasts its own cinema and spa.
ALEX SCOTT
Set to host the new BBC quiz show The Tournament, the ex-England footballer is worth up to an estimated £2m. Having also done shows like Strictly, the 37-year-old owns a £1.5m home in London.