Thomas Skinner has revealed that he would be keen to appear on raunchy Channel 4 show Naked Attraction.
The 32-year-old was fired by Lord Sugar on week nine of The Apprentice, but it hasn't put him off trying to carve a telly career, having appeared on Celebrity Masterchef.
He told The Daily Star that he's been musing about his next gig. "I’d do Celebrity Big Brother. In all the bookies I’m a fave to go in the jungle and to win it as well. Strictly and Dancing On Ice maybe. I’d go through the ice."
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The cheeky Romford-born mattress salesman then added, "I want that Naked Attraction. That’s it."
However, fans eager to ogle him in the nude shouldn't get their hopes up. Tom is happily married to Sinéad, and last month became a dad of three after the arrival of their baby daughters Roma and Darla via emergency C-section.
He told the paper: “It’s the ultimate motivator. I want them to learn life values and to understand the world. Not be spoiled but I’m going to make sure they’re set up. I can live on a score a week, as long as I’ve got some breakfast in my belly. But I’ll knuckle down now and make sure they’re sorted.”
The Apprentice star turned social media personality's wife was rushed into hospital for an emergency C-section four weeks earlier than planned.
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Doctors warned if the C-section didn't take place both Sinéad and the twins' lives were in serious danger.
He told The Sun: "The doctor said to me they noticed in a routine scan that Twin B had not gained any weight and hasn’t grown at all, and her heartbeat is really slow.
"He told me ‘there’s a significant risk to your wife’s life and twins’ life if we don’t get them out immediately.
"We need to get these babies out within the next 24 hours - latest - but I want to do it now."
Tom, who was abroad managing the West Ham Legends team, made the decision to go back to the match as he couldn't get another flight for five hours.
However, things took another turn when Sinéad's sister called Tom to tell him the twins' heart rates had dropped and the babies and his wife were in "real danger".
Tom "broke down" at the airport and pictured the prospect of telling his two-year-old son Henry "it's just him and me now".
Luckily, the operation went well and Tom arrived at the hospital to meet his daughters although, at the time, they had "wires hanging out of them, all these tubes".
