This week, it was revealed that Sir Tim Rice had joined the ranks of celebrity Ukip supporters.
But who else high-profile has pledged to vote purple?
Celebrities who vote Ukip
Des Lynam(01 of09)
Not only a Ukip voter but endorsed them through the medium of song in 2013, re-writing the lyrics of 'Send in the Clowns' to be an unofficial eurosceptic anthem. Farage said he was 'delighted' by the gesture. (credit:Getty Images)
Joan Collins (sort of)(02 of09)
An odd one this. In 2004 she became an official patron of Ukip, but she told the BBC that didn't necessarily mean she'd vote for them. Moving on.. (credit:Getty Images)
TV Chef Rustie Lee(03 of09)
Jamaican-born Lee has said she has ambitions to become a UKIP MP, when she came out in support of the party in 2004. (credit:PA)
Jon Gaunt(04 of09)
Shock jock and Spectator columnist Gaunt is an active member, seen here at the party's conference in 2013 (credit:Getty Images)
DJ Mike Read(05 of09)
The ex-Radio 1 presenter and Cliff Richard impersonator is a key Ukip activist, addressing rallies across the country. (credit:PA)
Sir Tim Rice(06 of09)
One of the Tories' most high-profile celebrity supporters, musician Sir Tim Rice, donated £7,500 to Ukip last year, according to the Sunday Times. (credit:PA)
Sir Ranulph Fiennes(07 of09)
The explorer was made a patron of the party in 2004 (credit:PA)
Geoff Boycott(08 of09)
The England cricketer bats for Ukip, and has done since the last Euro elections. "I am not a political animal. But I am concerned at the way governments of all colours have handed powers to Brussels without the British people having a say in the matter," he told the Yorkshire Post. (credit:PA)
Sir Patrick Moore(09 of09)
The now deceased astronomer recorded a video endorsement of Ukip (credit:PA)