Princess Kate's uncle, Gary Goldsmith, may stir trouble with his anticipated appearance on Celebrity Big Brother, warns a royal expert.
Goldsmith's reported participation in the latest series has raised eyebrows, with insiders dubbing it the "most controversial signing ever."
According to The Sun, Goldsmith is eager to feature on the show, set to air on ITV on Monday at 9 pm.
Royal commentator Angela Levin expressed concerns about Goldsmith's motives, suggesting that his thirst for attention and desire for financial gain might lead him to divulge sensitive information.
Levin remarked on GB News, "He is one of those relatives who needs a lot of attention and wants to get some money. Even though I believe he is a millionaire, he would like to make money out of it and I think that's a shame."
She cautioned against Goldsmith's potential slip-ups on live television, emphasizing the risks of saying something inappropriate under constant camera surveillance.
Goldsmith's audition for I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! last year reportedly raised concerns about embarrassing the Prince and Princess of Wales, leading to his rejection.
However, sources indicate that the Celebrity Big Brother team sees potential in Goldsmith due to his ties to Kate and his outspoken nature regarding other members of the royal family.
While Goldsmith's appearance on the show could provide insights into life as a royal relative, there are concerns about his potential to cause controversies and betray confidences.
If he does appear, Goldsmith may share the stage with prominent personalities such as former X Factor judges Sharon Osbourne and Louis Walsh, as well as former This Morning host Phillip Schofield.
Reports suggest ITV has invested £2 million to secure a lineup of high-profile stars for this year's series.
Gary Goldsmith, the younger brother of Kate Middleton's mother Carole Middleton, has been involved in significant family events, including Kate's wedding to Prince William.
