IBIZA Final Boss Jack Kay is a millionaire after he became a sudden viral international superstar and he is now planning his own festival.
The former Newcastle construction worker became an internet sensation after footage of him dancing on the party island, sporting a chunky gold chain, designer sunglasses, a black vest, and his distinctive, sharp bowl haircut went viral.
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Ibiza Final Boss Jack Kay is a millionaire after he became a sudden viral international superstar and he is now planning his own festivalCredit: TikTok / @zerosixwestibizaJack last year secured a five-figure contract with fashion chain Boohoo ManCredit: instagram/@jack.kayy1
Dad-of-one Jack later came forward to tell the world: “I am the Ibiza Final Boss. Jack Kay. Get to know.”
Jack missed out on trademarking his brand Ibiza Final Boss after someone grabbed the name while he was raking in the cash last summer.
But he revealed how he’d earned £800,000 in just six weeks after the footage went global and since then, he’s added another £200,000 to his ever-expanding bank balance.
He confessed in a hastily made documentary about his rise to fame just how much cash he’d made in the summer.
Jack admitted: “I’m trying to keep myself on a level head with it because I’ve got a little daughter back home
“I had nothing growing up so to give her the life when she’s older, she can have anything she wants, is just unbelievable.”
In one scene, a friend asked him directly, “What’s the dough like?”, leading the star to hint at the substantial amount of money he had made in the six weeks since his viral moment.
He told his friend to “pick a number”, before revealing it’s a “little tidge more” than £800,000.
And since then he’s been enjoying the fruits of his celebrity.
Jack now drives a £55,000 Range Rover SVR with the private plate BOSS BZA after inking a string of money-spinning deals.
He secured a five-figure contract with fashion chain Boohoo Man.
Following his overnight fame, he went on a club appearance tour, returning to Ibiza by private jet and earning £60,000 a day.
He returned to Wayne Lineker’s O Beach Club, the venue where the original video was filmed, to wow fans.
Lionheart Entertainment, a Scottish nightclub events promotions firm booked Jack for a string of events in the UK, and he teamed up with London musician Carnao Beats and they released a techno tune on Spotify.
He also appeared on stage at rave festival Creamfields in Cheshire.
Jack also commands £2,000 a post plugging goods and services on Instagram.
He sells his own merchandise, with the person who recorded the original video also profiting from selling their own line of Ibiza Final Boss gear.
Jack has also appeared in various media, including the Channel 4 documentary that tracked his rise.
He has also cashed in with numerous freebies, including a yacht trip valued at over £10,000.
And he has just filed documents with the UK’s Intellectual Property Office to trademark the slogan Be Your Own under the “presentation of music concerts; music festival services”.
The application also gives him the scope to open his nightclub and to use the name exclusively as a recording artist, DJ, and producer.
His papers were filed just days ago and will stay in place for 10 years once passed to protect Jack from bootleggers who have already begun to prey on his name.
Following his overnight fame, the former construction worker went on a club appearance tour, returning to Ibiza by private jet and earning £60,000 a dayCredit: instagram/jack.kayy1
WEDDING row couple Adam Peaty and Holly Ramsay gifted 200 guests a £190-a-pop engraved bottle of tequila and commemorative t-shirt.
The generous duo spent around £40,000 on the presents to thank invitees for their “love and support”.
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Newly married Holly Ramsay beams as she carries bags in LondonCredit: Darren FletcherAdam Peaty was also seen hauling bagsCredit: Darren FletcherAdam and Holly are all smiles after tying the knot on their big dayCredit: Splash
They felt indebted to those who attended their nuptials for sustaining them amid the bitter feud which led to most of the Olympian’s family being banned.
The Sun can also reveal the touching service details at Bath Abbey, where they tied the knot on December 27.
Hymns included Come Down O Love Divine and one of the readings was Psalm 127, which tells of the blessings of children – a hint that the couple are keen to start their own family.
‘Incredibly generous’
A source told The Sun: “Holly and Adam were incredibly generous to their guests, lavishing them all with a bottle of tequila embossed their own initials.
Gordon stunned guests when he addressed the furore head on, and slated his son-in-law’s parents.
He said his missus Tana is an “amazing Mum” – adding he can’t say the same about Adam’s parents.
But he said of the happy couple: “Tana will be a good mum to them both.”
In an emotional speech to 200 guests at the celebrity couple’s wedding feast, Gordon had another sly dig at Adam’s estranged folks.
Gordon gushed how “beautiful” his daughter and wife Tana looked – pointing out to Adam he was a “lucky man”.
He addressed his son-in-law: “Look at Tana and that’s what you have to look forward to.”
Then the chef turned to bride Holly and added: “Shame you don’t have the same.”
He lovingly mocked his daughter’s expensive tastes – calling her easily the “most expensive” of his four kids.
Gord had the crowd in hysterics as he revealed how at a young age Holly worked out how to attach his credit card to her Apple pay.
Holly has always wanted to do Vogue, so this is a coup for her.
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And the guests roared as he joked how his three other children will have to get married in a registry office due to the extortionate cost of the wedding flowers alone.
Gordon teased his daughter about their Bath Abbey wedding ceremony, laughing at how, “only Holly could pick the most beautiful church and choose to cover its stunning windows in white roses”.
The Sun revealed how stunning Holly – who wore a bridal cape over her wedding dress as she arrived and left the ceremony at Bath Abbey – will be showing the dress off in Vogue magazine, published on New Year’s Day.
A source added: “Holly has always wanted to do Vogue, so this is a coup for her.”
In his own speech at the glittering reception, thrilled groom Adam subtly acknowledged the pain caused by the bitter bust-up with his own family.
He poignantly turned to Mel Marshall, 43, his ex-swimming coach who has acted as his surrogate parent during his dazzling career.
Tearful Adam gushed how Mel has been “everything” to him – “grounding” him and “inspiring” him in recent years. And after an emotional pause the sportsman added she was, “like a Mum”.
Gordon teased his daughter about their Bath Abbey wedding ceremonyCredit: GettyHolly was seen in London on New Year’s EveCredit: Darren FletcherThe generous duo spent around £40,000 on presents to thank wedding guestsCredit: Darren Fletcher
Tellingly Adam thanked everyone for their “support”, adding how it has been a “difficult time”.
The bride had guests dabbing their eyes in emotion after wearing two outfits at their extravagant reception at plush Kin House in Kington Langley, Wilts.
One was her mother’s wedding gown when Tana tied the knot with Gordon in 1996.
A DJ announced the special tribute, sparking a spontaneous round of applause from thrilled onlookers.
Among the guests were David and Victoria Beckham – close pals of the Ramsays – and the A-lister couple danced the night away with all the other guests.
Mobile phones were banned throughout, with guests forced to put them in pouches.
Everyone invited to the nuptials was forced to wear a wristband, embossed with the bride and groom’s initials, to ensure security staff knew they were not interlopers.
I hope you never suffer the depth of pain you have put your mother through and despite it all she loves you still.
Adam’s aunt Louise
And a wedding gift list included a £1,450 green egg outdoor cooker.
The couple also invited guests to buy them a £995 mahogany table, £800 chair and footstool, and £450 log storage bin.
Adam, who turned 31 yesterday, and Holly, 25, banned his loved ones, including his mum Caroline, dad Mark and brothers James and Richard.
The family were left even more distraught amid claims Mark was told by the swimmer’s sister Beth before Christmas he could attend, but had to sit at the back of the church.
Beth was the only member of his family in attendance. She was a maid of honour alongside Holly’s sisters.
Adam had disinvited his great-aunt Janet and her husband Eddie just days before the wedding.
‘Her soul screams’
Adam’s aunt Louise, who was also not invited to the wedding, sent him a message moments before he walked into the abbey with his five-year-old son George, from a previous relationship.
She wrote: “I hope you never suffer the depth of pain you have put your mother through and despite it all she loves you still. Shame on you both. Shame.
“Remember on this, your happiest day, and on each anniversary of your happiest day, that you hurt your mum so deeply her soul screams.”
A bitter row with neighbours over the chopping down of a number of historic trees hasn’t deterred the late star’s sister fromupdating the property.
George’s only living sibling, Yioda Panayiotou, was handed ownership of the property following the singer’s tragic death on Christmas Day 2016 at the age of 53.
Claudia Schiffer plays Carol, a single mother and the love interest for Liam Neeson’s character, widower Daniel, after he mentions she is his dream woman throughout the film
22:53, 22 Dec 2025Updated 22:53, 22 Dec 2025
Claudia appeared in the iconic Christmas film(Image: PA)
She might only have appeared on screen for 60 seconds but Claudia Schiffer was reportedly paid a truly blockbuster sum of money for her brief cameo in Love Actually. The supermodel plays the role of Carol who is a single mother and the love interest for Liam Neeson’s character, widower Daniel.
This comes after he mentions her as his dream woman throughout the entirety of the film is Claudia Schiffer. It has been reported that the star received quite the pay cheque despite only appearing for about a minute in total. Her appearance came back in 2003 and she is said have been paid around £275,000, or £4,500 ($6,100) per second for the job.
Vogue reported that Andrew Holmes’s book How Much?!: The $1000 Omelette… and 1100 Other Astonishing Money Moments revealed the impressive amount. Now, 22 years on from when the movie was filmed, the pay cheque would be the equivalent of £458,000 ($616,000) or £7,633 ($10,274) per second.
Claudia’s short scene in the film comes after Daniel’s son, Sam (played by Thomas Brodie-Sangster), finishes playing the drums in his school play in a bid to impress his classmate Joanna.
Daniel then meets Sam backstage to congratulate him on her performance when Sam says that his plan to win his classmate over hasn’t worked and she was on her way to the airport to go back to the US.
However, this doesn’t stop them as they then make their way to the car to drive to the airport. But as Daniel turns around, he bumps into a school mum, Carol, who is played by Claudia.
Carol apologises as Daniel explained that it was his fault. Carol then goes on to ask if Daniel was Sam’s dad as he then confirms and the pair shake hands.
Daniel confessed that he hopes that they will meet again as Carol replies “I’ll make sure we do”. Claudia recently opened up about her personal life as she said her focus changed after she married Matthew Vaughn and they had their three children, Casper, now 22, Clementine, 21, and Cosima, 15.
She said she found that she became less “competitive” and that she is content with what she has achieved in her life despite knowing she could book more jobs if she wished.
The supermodel recently spoke to HELLO! magazine where she opened up about her career as well as her family life. She said: “When I was in my 20s, travelling around the world, my focus was on my career – working hard, being competitive and getting to the top.
“That changed when I had kids, and now, I feel lucky to have such a wonderful family. I’m proud of my children, they’re very down to earth and their well-being is mine and my husband’s priority.”
The Mirror has contacted Claudia’s reps for comment
