Liam Payne's GF Kate Cassidy reportedly denies considering reality TV stints amid flood of offers
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Liam Payne's girlfriend Kate Cassidy is reportedly receiving numerous offers to join reality TV following the singer's death, which she has so far refused.
Kate, 25, who has largely stayed out of the spotlight, recently appeared on 'Lorraine' with Lorraine Kelly, where she spoke about her struggle to accept the loss of the former One Direction member.
Kate Cassidy considers 'I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!' in memory of Liam Payne
Now, Kate Cassidy is said to be considering various television opportunities, including a possible stint on ITV's 'I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!.'
"Kate is at a crossroads in her life. She's bravely dealing with her grief but at the same time she's being flooded with offers and amazing opportunities and she's considering all her options," a source told The Sun.
"'I'm A Celebrity' is the one show she'd love to do above all else as she has emotional ties to it," the source added.
"It was her and Liam's favorite program, and they talked about how much they'd both love to go into the jungle. Taking part would be a great comfort to her and make her feel close to Liam," the source added.
The source continued, "It's still early days and nothing has been decided, but we could be soon seeing more of her on our screens. She now has an in with ITV following her brief stint on 'Lorraine' for Mental Health Awareness Day."
Kate Cassidy connects with mental health campaign through 'angel number'
Meanwhile, the Daily Mail reported that Kate Cassidy has not been in talks with any TV bosses about potential reality appearances and doesn't have an interest in pursuing that sort of career.
Kate recently appeared on 'Lorraine' to launch the mental health campaign March4March, which encourages people to go outside and be active to boost their well-being.
She was drawn to the campaign because of the number four in its name, as she and Liam considered it their angel number.
The concept, dating back to Ancient Greece, attributes spiritual properties to numbers.
She has '444' tattooed on her hands in Liam's memory and often includes the number in her social media captions.
Kate Cassidy still struggles with Liam Payne’s death
During her interview with Lorraine Kelly, Kate Cassidy became emotional as she spoke about her grief, saying she still finds it difficult to refer to Liam Payne in the past tense.
"I find myself talking about him so much in the present tense. I don't feel the need to correct myself," Kate said.
"That's part of my healing journey: I'm still working on accepting that he's not here anymore. It almost stings that little bit more. It feels more official," she continued.
She added, "It's really hard to accept. I never thought I would be talking about him in the past tense."
She said, "I've never lost anyone close to me before, so this is my first time going through this grief and healing journey."
