Ant & Dec Double Their Earnings In One Year To Reach A Combined Income Of £12 Million
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The Huffington Post UK
We all know Ant & Dec have come a long way since their modest 'Byker Grove' days and now a report has unveiled just how well they are doing for themselves, thanks to their prime-time ITV deal.
The Geordie duo, who present hit shows 'Britain's Got Talent' and 'I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!', are said to have doubled their earnings over the last year to reach a combined income of £12 million.
And Declan Donnelly’s Deecourt Ltd has also seen a 113 percent rise this year with an impressive balance of £6,430,711 as of June 2013.
Earlier this year, the best friends made a triumphant return to the music charts with their first number one single - 17 years after their chart career as PJ & Duncan came to an end.
The duo prompted a download dash for their 1994 hit 'Let's Get Ready To Rhumble' after performing the track on their 'Saturday Night Takeaway' show.
Their re-entry into the singles chart went straight to number one, knocking The Saturdays' 'What About Us' featuring Sean Paul off the top stop.
They previously achieved nine songs in the top 40, with 'Let's Get Ready To Rhumble' peaking at nine in 1994.
The two 'TOWIE' boys were basically inseparable before Mark left the show this year. Their foolish capers were one of the best parts of the show but Arg has taken up the mantle of TOWIE's resident laddish ladies man since his bezzie vacated the position. (credit:Getty Images)
Dale Winton and David Walliams(02 of10)
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In what could be the the campest bromance in celebville, perma-tanned TV presenter Dale and 'Little Britain' star David Walliams are the best of mates and are often spotted dining out together. (credit:WENN)
Matt Cardle and Aiden Grimshaw(03 of10)
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The two former 'X Factor' contestants bonded a lot during their time on the show, which Cardle won in 2010. Grimshaw started strongly but came a disappointing ninth! (credit:Getty Images)
George Clooney and Brad Pitt(04 of10)
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Brad Pitt and George Clooney go way back and are widely recognised as best friends off the screen too. The partners-in-crime have been in four films together and also teamed up to start a charity. (credit:AP)
Ben Affleck and Matt Damon are, like Clooney and Pitt, very close, having written 'Good Will Hunting' together, which won them an Oscar, and are planning to continue making movies together. (credit:AP)
Ant and Dec(07 of10)
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Where would British television presenting be without the veteran Geordie boys? Who else could we trust to laugh sheepishly at weird people on Britain's Got Talent? They've been in the biz for over twenty years together and can STILL stand the sight of each other - they even live around the corner from one another. (credit:PA)
Kanye West and Jay-Z(08 of10)
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Two supremely talented artists combined to form one rap supergroup this year for the album 'Watch The Throne', which finally united Jay-Z and Kanye West together on record. The duo, two of the most powerful me in music, are best of buds too! (credit:Getty Images)
Tom Felton and Rupert Grint(09 of10)
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They might be mortal enemies in the films, but Ron Weasley and Draco Malfoy - or rather, Rupert Grint and Tom Felton are the best of friends off-screen. Grint even wore a 'I Love Tom Felton' t-shirt on the red carpet at one premiere. (credit:Alamy)
Ed Westwick and Chace Crawford(10 of10)
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Ed, centre, and Chace, right, two-thirds of the male contingent of Gossip Girl have propped up the hot, well-spoken rich male TV trope all on their own for the past few years - both on and off screen. Good men. (credit:AP)