Georgia 'Toff' Toffolo planning to meet up with Piers Morgan's lookalike son following I'm A Celeb win
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Georgia 'Toff' Toffolo revealed she's looking forward to a wild night out with Piers Morgan's son Spencer when she returns to the UK following her I'm A Celebrity win.
Still wearing her winner's flower crown, giddy Toff was all smiles as she spoke to Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid on Monday's Good Morning Britain, live from the Versace hotel pool.
Dressed in an off the shoulder pink gingham blouse, Toff said she was feeling 'overwhelmed' by her victory.
She then got even more excited when Piers told her his son Spencer wanted to ask her out on a date.
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Toff has been good mates with Piers' boy for the last seven years and the pair go clubbing 'five times a week.'
"Your son and I have had some of the most belting nights out," she told the host.
"It was lovely to have a detox but I've missed it," Todd added.
Piers has already chatted to Toff's mum to suggest the pair have an arranged marriage - so they've already won the parents' approval.
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"I've chatted to Spencer and he's very happy to progress things," Piers told her.
"I have to call your son a few times before he answers!" joked Toff - who is currently single after splitting with boyfriend James Middleton days before she jetted to Oz.
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Piers then said Spencer was especially keen to take Toff out after hearing she's set to bank £5million from her I'm A Celeb win.
However, Toff laughed off the suggestion saying: "The first thing I said when I came out is 'Mum I haven't paid my rent.'
"I haven't had that pay day yet," she said.
Despite winning the whole show, the Made In Chelsea star was reported to be the lowest paid celebrity in the jungle - pocketing £13,000 from her appearance.
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The 2017 champ then revealed she fancied trying her hand at Breakfast TV.
"I want to do what you do," she told the hosts.
"I can make that happen," Piers told her - and Susannah agreed she'd love to sit next to Toff every morning.
Susannah hailed her a 'feminist hero.'
"I hope I can use this to help and do good" said Toff, adding "There are so many worthy causes i want to get involved with.
"You were a really worthy winner you can do whatever you like," Piers told her.
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Earlier in the day, Toff and her mum returned to the plush Palazzo hotel for some much needed relaxation after she stormed to victory last night.
"I can't believe it. I don't know what to say," she told her adoring crowd.
"You're Queen of the Jungle! " a fan shouted at her to which a stunned Toff replied: "I just can't believe it."
Her biggest fan Stanley Johnson watched adoringly from the front of the crowd and rushed to give her a big hug and a kiss on the cheek when she gave him a shout out during her speech.
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And their unlikely friendship is set to continue as Toff is now tipped to become a Conservative MP.
The reality TV starlet could be taking her career in a whole new direction, using her new Tory contacts to get her started.
"Georgia would be a perfect candidate for the Parliament as she is young, vibrant face of the future," an insider told the Daily Star.
"She has the full package - intellect, charm, looks," the source added.
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In between filming for Made In Chelsea, Toff works for Tory think tank Parliament Street.
Boss Patrick Sullivan said her I'm A Celeb experience will come in very handy for the budding politician.
"Given the US president got his start on reality TV, we think the sky’s the limit for Georgia," said Patrick.
Last night Toff was crowned queen of the jungle after triumphing in the ITV show I'm A Celeb.
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She had been odds-on bookmakers favourite to win for over a week after wowing viewers with her bravery in trials and constant positivity and happiness in camp.
Toff, 22, became the third woman to win the series in a row – following Scarlett Moffat and Vicky Pattison – and beat third-placed Radio DJ Iain Lee and soap actor Jamie Lomas in the final.
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After being announced as the winner, Toff, 22, stood open mouthed for 30 seconds unable to speak.
She said: “I don't know what to say, obviously I am shocked I didn't think anyone would like me. “I am really taken aback, it is really overwhelming. Wow. Is this real?
“It is a dream, I have watched this since I was a little girl.”
She was given her crown by previous winner Scarlett Moffatt who praised her for "doing it for the girls".
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Toff said her cheeks hurt from three weeks of smiling trying to keep her camp mates happy. “If you don't stay positive you wouldn't enjoy yourself,” she explained.
On her experience she added: “It is so surreal, I loved it in there so much. I loved every second, I didn't even mind cleaning the dunny. Nothing can prepare you for it.”
Referring to her trials, she added: “I didn't think I had the strength to do what I have done in here, I don't know where it has come from. I had to go out and prove girls could do it.”