Internet split as George Santos '100% on list' for 'Dancing with the Stars' and could be paid a hefty $2M

George Santos could soon make his reality TV debut
PUBLISHED DEC 11, 2023
George Santos could soon be seen on reality TV show 'Dancing with the Stars' (Getty Images)
George Santos could soon be seen on reality TV show 'Dancing with the Stars' (Getty Images)

WASHINGTON DC: George Santos, who was fired by his coworkers, could soon be seen on reality TV.

Producers are reportedly considering former Rep Santos, but it will all rely on whether or not he can maintain his media attention when they make casting choices, a source told Daily Mail

The US House of Representatives has expelled Congressman Santos, following a damning ethics report and dozens of criminal charges.

Will George Santos be a part of 'Dancing with the Stars'?

An insider reports, "Producers from The Masked Singer, Dancing with the Stars, Celebrity Big Brother and I'm A Celebrity talk about everyone being a part of their shows and look over the pros and cons after they blurt out a name in meetings from that point on. George Santos is 100 per cent on their lists."

However, putting the former New York Republican in the spotlight could be contentious given his history of wrongdoings, which includes claims of fraud, stealing donations to pay for OnlyFans and Botox, and a litany of lies about his family's involvement in the Holocaust, his mother's death on 9/11, his employment on Wall Street, his recovery from a brain tumor, his Ukrainian-Jewish ancestry, and his founding of a charity, BBC reports. 

WASHINGTON, DC - JANUARY 12: Rep. George Santos (R-NY) leaves the U.S. Capitol on January 12, 2023 i
George Santos is rumored to join 'Dancing with the Stars' (Getty Images)

The source added, "With the backlash that Dancing with the Stars got from casting Sean Spicer a few years ago and what The Masked Singer got from casting Rudy Giuliani, they may have a couple more conversations when it comes to casting George, but he isn't out of the conversation."

Internet reacts to George Santos appearing on 'Dancing with the Stars'

People on the internet have shared their views on George Santos' potential presence in 'Dancing with the Stars'.

A user said, "Grifters gonna grift" while one commented, "can't wait for the George Santos reality show where he pulls off various incredible scams and every episode ends with a flashback montage showing how he pulled off the grift set to 'extreme ways' by moby."

Another user wrote, "George Santos '100 per cent on the list' for the casting of reality shows $2 million? We really are in the Upside Down" while one stated, "Is this before or after he goes to prison? George Santos '100 per cent on the list' for casting of reality shows."

Another person wrote, "I’m not much of a reality TV watcher but for a George Santos show I might just make the time."



 



 



 



 



 

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