Gogglebox bosses 'pay Ellie Warner show fee' as she misses filming after boyfriend's accident
Gogglebox bosses have reportedly paid Ellie Warner her show fee in full as she continues to miss filming for the rest of the season following her boyfriend's horror accident.
And it has now been claimed that producers have told her to take the time she needs and "not worry" about money as she will still keep her monthly £1,500 per household payment. It was added to The Sun: "Of course, they've honoured the payments - they take the duty of care very seriously on the show."On 18 March, Nat was walking home in Leeds when he was struck by a vehicle, suffering a broken neck, back and two collapsed lungs.
"Ellie's focus, 100 per cent, is on Nat and supporting him in his recovery," a source told the publication.
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