SAM Faiers is looking for a social media intern – because she’s too busy to post pictures of her family holidays.
The star – who has over 2 million followers on her personal Instagram account – posted an ad on social media, revealing she’s wants to hire someone on a part-time basis to help her with her various accounts.
Oddly, she’s looking for an intern with experience – when the whole point of an internship is to gain experience. So, the chances are, the pay will either be non-existent – or terrible.
The advert states: “Job vacancy. Looking for part time social media intern based in Hertfordshire for one of my businesses.
“Must have experience. Please email your CV. Please no DM’s.”
Sam and and partner Paul jointly run their thriving clothing business All Bits London.
They’ve also just started their personalised kids’ range My Little Darlin, and recently launched a line of bedding and soft furnishings in Next and Very.co.uk next month.
On top of that there’s regular filming for ITVBe’s The Mummy Diaries, which is now into its fifth series.
Since quitting TOWIE five years ago, Sam has taken the opportunities the reality show gave her and run with them.
As well as her businesses and TV work, she boasts an impressive 2.2 million followers on Instagram and cannily uses the platform for sponsored collaborations and promoting her own labels.
She and the children are very much the faces of the family’s brands. Big Paul, who didn’t have any social media accounts when they first got together, is more reluctant, although Sam says he’s becoming more comfortable with life in the public eye.
“I suppose after a few years he’s warmed up to it more and he comes to some events with me. Not that he likes the red carpet. He likes the socialising afterwards, but hates the actual red carpet bit.
“But he’s cut back on his filming days for this series. He wants to do whatever he can to support me and what we do as a family, but it’s just not for him.
“He finds it really uncomfortable if we’re filming intense family stuff at home. Reality TV isn’t for everyone.”
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