BRUNO Tonioli’s huge Britain’s Got Talent pay cheque can be revealed after he raked in £21k a week the show.
TV judge Bruno, 68, swapped the Strictly panel for BGT in 2022 after 18 years on the BBC show – and it seems the move was a golden one.
Accounts for Bruno’s entertainment firm show a massive jump in income, with cash reserves ballooning from £2.4 million to £3.5 million.
The TV personality was paid a reported £250,000 per series on Strictly series as well as jaw-dropping £1.5 million for the U.S. version, Dancing with the Stars.
He also co-created and appeared on the BBC talent show, DanceX, and its American adaptation, Dance War: Bruno vs. Carrie Ann.
Part of his bottom line in Fulvia Ltd – named after his
beloved mum – was a property worth close to £500,000 which has now been sold.
Despite his impressive wealth, Bruno once clashed with Craig Revel Horwood over claims he’s “tight” with his money.
The flamboyant Italian hit back in a hilarious jibe, telling The Sun: “Tight? I paid for him and Bananarama at The Ivy for my birthday party, so he can’t say that.
“I bought a meal for him and his boyfriend at The Ivy and he must have drunk 20 bottles of rosé.”
Bruno recently splashed his cash on a luxury trip to Mykonos with his pal Lizzie Cundy.
The pair jetted off to the Greek island for some sunshine last month.
Lizzie posted what she got up to during her luxury getaway on Instagram, including her shenanigans with Bruno.
The stars had a nightmare trying to get back to the UK, but like a true professional, Lizzie went straight to work after landing in London.
Sharing a snap of her in the back of a taxi, she confessed: “Only took me 15 hours to get back from Mykonos to London!
“What a hell journey home, but I was lucky enough that my flight actually took off, sorry to those left still waiting ..
“Going straight from the airport to the tv studios…
“See you at @gbnews soon! #backtowork #saturday #tv #show.”
