CELEBRITY Big Brother winner David Potts has bagged his own show after winning the ITV re-boot.
The former Ibiza Weekender star, 30 - who recently took a cheeky dig at CBB housemate Louis Walsh, 71 - proved he's putting his newfound fame to good use.
The Bolton lad will now front his podcast, The David Potts Show.
David revealed the zesty pink and red logo in an excited Instagram post and wrote: "You wanted a podcast…. I got you a podcast.
"I am SO excited to announce I will be starting my very own podcast @thedavidpottsshow."
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He added: "It’s going to be like daytime telly… But I will do what the f**k I want.
"Make sure you’re all following and get ready for Wednesday 17th April when the 1st EP is released.
"Available on Spotify, Apple Music & every bloody where! Who's ready to slay.”
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David beat Strictly Come Dancing's Nikita Kuzmin and Coronation Street actor Colson Smith for the winning spot.
This week he celebrated his show triumph with a lavish bash in Manchester.
And industry experts forecast his career will go from strength to strength - even before his podcast was revealed.
Speaking exclusively to The Sun, celebrity PR Ed Hopkins declared this could be the first major step to a huge slew of job opportunities.
Ed told us: "I’m confident he will be signing six-figure deals in the coming months.
"I’m sure projects are already signed and agreed, and if he works hard, there’s no reason why he couldn’t earn a million in the next two years.
"ITV will look after him."
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David talked of his new podcast on Good Morning Britain this week, admitting it will have a Good "Moaning" Britain segment.
Yet it was his confessions about co-star Louis that got fans talking.
He told how the pair hadn't swapped phone numbers - and revealed the real reason why.
ITV daytime TV show hosts Ed Balls and Kate Garraway quizzed the reality star on his relationship with Dubliner Louis, who used to manage Westlife and Boyzone.
Giving his take on their villa relationship he said: "Louis was a pantomime villain.
"It was all very tongue in cheek, wink wink, nudge nudge.
"He [Louis] would say stuff to you then give you a wink. He was like a producer and a cast member because then he would say 'You were good in that'.
"I thought he was lovely though.
He added they hadn't exchanged numbers weeks after the show final and put: "I don't want Louis to mither me.
"I thought I would give it a few weeks."
