EXCLUSIVE: Big Brother’s Garth Saville to launch his own celebrity vodcast ‘In the Bath with Aunty Garth’
His fellow Big Brother stars are making the most of their newfound fame, charging fans for personalised videos on Cameo.
But it appears Garth Saville has bigger plans and will be launching his own vodcast, In The Bath With Aunty Garth.
Speaking to Daily Mail Australia on Wednesday, the 50-year-old star revealed his upcoming video series will be like no other.
Get excited: Big Brother star Garth Saville (pictured) has recently negotiated a deal with Play 27 Media to host his own vodcast, In The Bath With Aunty Garth
‘It will be a high energy and entertaining Vodcast that will involve me interviewing and playing games with celebrities,’ he explained.
Garth continued: ‘It’s going to be a feast to the eyes, allowing fans to get involved and ultimately decide how the show pans out.’
‘It’ll be a chance to hear your favourite celebrities open up about some outrageous topics where no question or answer is taboo.’
Exciting: Speaking to Daily Mail Australia on Wednesday, the 50-year-old star revealed his upcoming video series will be like no other
Garth’s announcement comes as it was revealed more than half of his Big Brother co-stars are charging fans up to $30 for personalised videos on Cameo.
Kieran Davidson, who also has his own range of merchandise, was the first star to join the website and charges $15 per shout-out.
Joining the 21-year-old YouTuber is Angela Clancy, Ian Joass, Sarah McDougal, Casey Mazzucchelli, Sophie Budack, Allan Liang, Hannah Campbell, Marissa Rancan, and Danni Keogh.
Even series’ winner Chad Hurst is on the platform.
Milking it: It comes after it was revealed more than half of his co-stars are charging fans up to $30 for personalised videos on Cameo. Pictured with Kieran Davidson (left) and Talia Rycroft (centre)
Meanwhile, Xavier refuses to profit from the show’s ‘young’ audience.
On Sunday, the 23-year-old model announced he will instead use his new celebrity platform to raise awareness for a good cause.
‘With my 15 minutes of fame unfortunately coming to an end, I thought what a great opportunity to raise some money for a charity,’ he said in a Instagram video.