Millie Mackintosh is "so excited" about the upcoming series of Made In Chelsea. File picture: Sean Dempsey/PA
Made In Chelsea: Millie Mackintosh excited about show’s new series
Sunday, September 23, 2012
11:10 AM
Made In Chelsea’s Millie Mackintosh is “so excited” about the introduction of some “good-looking guys” on the show.
The 23-year-old beauty - who is dating rapper Professor Green - is looking forward to the new recruits on the forthcoming fourth series of the E4 reality TV show, especially after one of her best mates signed up for the programme.
She said: “I’m so excited. There are some new faces including one of my best friends, and some good-looking guys.”
Millie - who is the heir of the Quality Street confectionery brand - admits she has the reality show “to thank for everything” in her life and insists she has no plans to follow her best friend Caggie Dunlop through the show’s exit door.
She added: “I go with what works for me, and so far the show is still working.
“I had less involvement last series as I was busy with other things, but I have Made in Chelsea to thank for everything.”
The brunette beauty is not worried about her career coming to an end when she does eventually leave the show and is “excited” about working on other off-screen projects. She explained: “I think it’s about what you do on top of the show. I feel like my dreams are really happening now, it’s so exciting.”
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