Nigel Farage has been mocked after saying he “can’t be bought” in a new Reform UK video – despite the fact he makes thousands off Cameo.
In a new campaign video, Farage is shown speaking at a Reform rally when he says: “I can’t be bought, I can’t be bullied. I’ve stood for the same principles for many decades.”
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He then captioned the video with the same words when he shared it on X.
But immediately, a number of people pointed out to the Clacton MP that he quite literally can be bought on Cameo, the celebrity video message platform.
Here, you can get Farage to deliver a personalised video message for just under £70.
Others pointed out that Farage is more than willing to offer his services to a number of other companies, once again suggesting he has indeed got a price.
Farage filmed as many as 2,000 videos on Cameo last year, and since his election as an MP in 2024 he has made more than £140,000 from the app.