Katie Price and MP Suella Braverman set to be chained together for C4 reality show Celebrity Handcuffed

Katie Price is set to be chained to MP Suella Braverman for Channel 4's reality show Celebrity Handcuffed.

The pair have already been joined up to begin filming the new series, and will no doubt clash over their differing views.

The show, which kicked off in March with a civilian series, chains up people of differing world views and forces them to live, sleep and even bathe together to see if they can get along.

Filming for the new series kicked off on Monday, with bosses keen to keep this year's lineup under wraps so stars wouldn't learn who they would be paired up with.

A source said: 'Katie and Suella should prove to be a contentious match but may end up finding common ground.

'Obviously Katie is known for her outrageous life, whilst former Tory Home Secretary Suella has her own strong opinions too.'

They went on to tell The Sun: 'But they are both mothers and have spoken about juggling a high-profile life with parenthood so may connect on that struggle.'

Suella currently serves as the MP for Fareham and Waterlooville, and was previously Home Secretary for the Conservative Party from September 2022 to November 2023, under respective Prime Ministers Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak.

In January, she announced she was defecting to Reform UK, the fourth sitting Conservative MP to do so since the General Election.

At the time, she said: 'Britain is indeed broken. She is suffering. She is not well. Immigration is out of control. 

'Our public services are on their knees. People don't feel safe.'

Suella has since been appointed to Nigel Farage's frontbench team as spokesperson for Education, Skills and Equalities.

She drew controversy during an appearance on BBC's Question Time last week, when she declared that she is British, but not English as she is of 'Asian origin'. 

Meanwhile, Katie has previously confessed that she has never voted in an election, despite running as an independent candidate in 2001 as a publicity stunt.

Katie - who was then known as Jordan - stood in the Stretford and Urmston constituency of Greater Manchester, telling voters: 'I know it will take a big swing to win the seat but there's no bigger swinger than me.'

Backed by the Daily Star, she ran under the slogan 'Vote Jordan for a bigger and betta future'.

It wasn't a success: she polled just over 700 votes in the end - and it appears she didn't even cast a ballot for herself.

In 2016, Katie revealed she was still 'confused' over which way to vote in the EU referendum.

'Well believe it or not, I came here confused, and I am more confused,' she said. 'I've never voted before, I feel I am pressured I have to vote this time,

'Lots of my friends are in, some are out, I'm asking them lots of questions.

'My son's got disabilities, so in my case, I'm thinking, what would be the best for his future, for the NHS, if he goes on holiday.

'Do I think of myself as a family, or the country? I am just confused. This has made it confusing.'