Jamie Laing doesn't see himself returning to 'Made in Chelsea'.
Jamie Laing
The 32-year-old star found fame on the E4 reality show - which he starred on from late 2011 until 2020 - but decided to step back from the programme last year in order to focus on different projects.
And the blonde-haired hunk has admitted it's unlikely he will make a comeback as he is busy working as the host of BBC Three’s new dating series 'I Like The Way You Move'.
The former 'Strictly Come Dancing' contestant also admitted he rarely tunes in to watch 'MiC', despite his girlfriend, Sophie Habboo, still being on the show.
Speaking to RadioTimes.com, he said: “I watched a little – my girlfriend [Sophie Habboo] still does it so I watch her in it but I haven’t seen much of it.”
When quizzed on whether he would be up for returning to the show, he replied: “I don’t think so – I’ve got a BBC show coming out in September or October, it’s really fun, so maybe, [we’ll] see what happens.”
However, in October Jamie said he could “never” completely give up the show.
He said at the time: “I’m incredibly loyal towards [the production company] Monkey Kingdom and Channel 4 - a lot of people talk badly about reality shows and say they were shown in a bad light. Well, I was shown in a bad light, I was shown in a good light, I went on the most amazing holidays, I got paid to hang out with my friends and I was on TV for ten years. I’d never say, ‘Hey, that’s me done,’ but yes, I’m definitely taking a step back.”
Jamie believes he got “lucky” when he landed a spot on the TV series and admitted that for the first few years of his life in the spotlight, he “didn’t think” about the “consequences of his actions”.
He added: “I joined a TV show, then I became lucky. I did ‘Made in Chelsea’ for so long, and at the beginning we thought we were famous. We were nothing! But we had this experience of dating lots of people and we didn’t really think about the consequences of our behaviour. I think I behaved slightly badly for a few years and I lost empathy towards friends, so I worry about that.”