Scarlett Moffatt to move to London

OHMYGOSSIP — Scarlett Moffatt wants to move to London with her boyfriend.
The ‘I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!’ winner is planning to leave her family in the north east of England behind and set up home in the capital with her partner Luke Crodden so she can get the most of out her success in the jungle.
She told OK! magazine: “It sounds a bit crazy but we moved in together after a month! We’re [now] moving into a flat in London together in time for Christmas! I want us to have a tree in our new home for our first Christmas together.”
The ‘Gogglebox’ star returned to the UK last week following four weeks Down Under but Luke wasn’t able to meet her from the airport as he was busy looking after their dog Bonnie, although they eventually got their emotional reunion.
He said: “We couldn’t stop crying when we were reunited. I ran into the sitting room, grabbed hold of her and didn’t let her go for the rest of the night.”
Although it’s believed the brunette beauty’s career will explode following her stint in the jungle, Scarlett’s mother Betty and her husband Mark don’t think their daughter will let the success go to her head and will remain very “grounded”.
Betty – who works at a clothes store – explained: “She’s very grounded and I hope she’ll always stay like that. She just watches TV. She’s a normal girl.”
Producers from different channels watched Scarlett in the jungle and have been in touch with her management about future television shows as they believe her witty one-liners will rake in viewers.
A source said recently: “There has even been talk of her fronting her own TV show. Scarlett will be ecstatic. She went into the jungle in the hope that it would lead to TV work. This is her chance to go from someone known for watching TV on her sofa to someone known for being on TV in her own right.”
And it’s not just television work that has come off the back of the jungle, as it’s thought Scarlett has been offered a publishing deal for her own autobiography.

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