Thomas Skinner, a former contestant on The Apprentice, has been open about his income. Participating in Strictly Come Dancing is not solely motivated by money for him. Despite not securing an investment on The Apprentice, Thomas has garnered a strong following with his pillow business post-show.
His involvement in Strictly Come Dancing has stirred controversy due to past tweets and an incident where he took a journalist’s phone. Additionally, Thomas faced backlash for admitting to infidelity shortly after his wedding and for being paired with dancer Amy Dowden.
Recent reports reveal a new controversy surrounding Thomas, as one of his companies failed to repay a £50,000 Covid bounce back loan. The Fluffy Pillow Company, where Thomas is the sole director, reportedly did not repay the loan obtained in 2020.
In his autobiography, Thomas highlighted the success of his businesses during the pandemic, claiming significant profits. He boasted about the rapid growth of Bosh Beds, stating substantial weekly sales figures and a growing staff count.
Despite his financial success, questions arise regarding the repayment of the loan and the operational status of the Fluffy Pillow Company, which reportedly ceased trading. Uncertainties persist about Thomas’s financial standing and the discrepancies in information provided about his businesses.
