HE has spent the past month or so following his girlfriend Maisie Smith around the country on her Strictly Ballroom dance tour.
And now The Wanted pop star Max George, 34, has finally found himself a job to keep him occupied.
The singer has signed up to Celebrity MasterChef and is preparing to be grilled by Gregg Wallace and John Torode over his cooking skills.
A source said: “Max is the latest famous face to sign up to Celebrity MasterChef.
“He is joining Sam Fox and Emmerdale actress Amy Walsh on the show.
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“Max’s Wanted bandmate Tom Parker, who died last year, took part in the cookery series back in 2015 – so taking part is bound to bring back memories for Max.
“He is better at singing than he is at cooking, but he has told people he will throw the kitchen sink at the show in a bid to win it.”
A MasterChef spokesperson said: “We do not comment on speculation over the Celebrity MasterChef line-up.”
The Sun revealed the first batch of stars heading into the MasterChef kitchen last month.
Alongside Page 3 star Sam Fox and Amy, Go Compare star Wynne Evans, Strictly Come Dancing professional Dianne Buswell and singer Jamelia have all signed up.
A source said: “There is a strong line up on Celebrity MasterChef this series.
“DJ Locksmith, who is part of Rudimental, and RuPaul drag race star Cheryl Hole, are also taking part.
“There is somebody for all fan bases, from Love Island and Drag Race stars to pull in younger audiences to Eighties legends that will please viewers.”
Max and soap actress Maisie, 21, started dating at the end of last year and have been inseparable ever since.
Last month Max revealed he had asked the former EastEnders star to move in with him.
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The pair hit back at criticism over the age gap between them in the New Year.
Max said on Loose People: “The people we allow in our lives are so happy. My mum has never seen me so happy. That's all that really matters to me.
“It’s a shame when it tries to make it look like we have done something wrong.”
Maisie added: “We've known each other for two years he's always been a good friend. I always get nervous for interviews.
“I remember I was pacing, thinking "what if I could go blank?" He was the only person who could zen me. We've always had a nice bond and trust.”
