Gogglebox star hints at huge return to Channel 4 show for 10th anniversary
Gogglebox legend Sandi Bogle -who made her debut on the show when it began - may be returning to the Channel 4 programme when it celebrates its 10th anniversary in March
Gogglebox star Sandi Bogle has hinted she may be returning to the show for its 10th anniversary.
The 58-year-old Londoner was a big hit with fans as she waxed lyrical from her sofa with best pal Sandra Martin.
Sandi rocked up on the show when it started in 2013 before quitting in 2016.
However, she now reckons Channel 4 might ask her back to be part of its 10 year celebrations.
Speculating about what the broadcaster has in store for the milestone, she said: "I think they will do something special. That’s what the fans are crying out for. And if it does happen, I would be happy to go back.
"Of course I would want to be part of it. I’m one of the originals. I’d just be me," reports the Daily Sta r.
Sandi initially appeared on the show alongside series stalwarts Steph and Dom, The Tapper Family and hairdresser Stephen Webb.
But after her stint on the programme, she became something of a reality TV regular, rocking up on shows including Celebrity Big Brother, Celebrity Fit Farm as well as Famous and Fighting Crime.
However, it was Gogglebox which gave her a way-in to the industry and Sandi praised the show for its format.
“Gogglebox is an amazing concept," she said.
"The show is a success because it has different types of people in it. They’re everyday people. It’s real."
The fan favourite recently spoke about her heartbreak following the murder of her nephew in 2017.
The TV star is still grieving Bjorn Brown six years later after the person responsible for his death is yet to face justice.
"It makes me sick to know that somebody might walk past me. and they know the person who has done it," Sandi told Sky News.
"It's terrifying because the killers feel like they've got away with it so they could go and do it to somebody else.
"I think it's disgusting that after what they've done, they can still get away with it and still be out there running around, living their lives, like they've not done anything wrong.
"They're out there thinking they will never be caught, their conscience and guilt and karma will catch up very, very soon because I will never stop looking."
Rapper Stormzy was a childhood friend of Bjorn's and paid tribute to the 23-year-old at one of his concerts by holding a minute's silence.
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