Monica Lewinsky could head to the Australian Outback after talks to join ITV's 'I'm a Celebrity'
Monica Lewinsky is reportedly in talks with the makers of ITV's hit reality show 'I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here,' reported express.co.uk. The showrunners are apparently in 'advanced discussion' with Lewinsky, to sign her up for the Australian outback.
She is believed to be pretty excited about being part of the show that would abandon 12 celebrities in the Australian jungle where they are compelled to perform Bushtucker Trials in order to earn food.
"Monica now has a platform on which to speak about bullying, particularly in a digital age - that's why she agreed to explore being on the show. Plus, of course, the money being offered is very, very attractive," The Sun quoted a source as saying. If reports are to believed then through this show, Lewinsky will be coming back on a public platform, almost 20 years after the scandal.
