It’s that time of year again, the festive season when people come together and show their charitable side.

Celebrities, in particular, seem to embrace this spirit of giving.

We often see them appearing in videos promoting various causes, but have you ever wondered if they actually put their money where their mouth is?

Over on ITV1, a charitable endeavor called The Real Full Monty has gained popularity.

This show features a group of celebrities, including former royal butler Paul Burrell, who are willing to bare it all for charity.

Each celebrity has a heartwarming backstory, and Burrell himself has shared his own battle with cancer through magazines and TV appearances.

However, what caught my attention was the lack of information regarding whether these celebrities actually donate their rumored £10,000 fee to the charities involved.

It would be nice to see them contribute a portion of their earnings, wouldn’t it?

After all, they are already benefiting from expenses, makeup artists, and clothing provided for the show.

Unfortunately, it seems that it is the viewers like you and me who truly make a difference by phoning in, using the app, and making donations.

While the stars enjoy prime-time exposure and the attention that comes with it, it is ultimately the viewers who support the charities.

This raises an important question about the true intentions behind these celebrity-driven TV shows.

Are they genuinely committed to making a difference, or is it simply a way for them to stay in the spotlight and remind the public that they are still relevant?

The lack of transparency surrounding the donations from these celebrities is concerning.

It would be refreshing to see them publicly state their commitment to giving back and ensuring that their fees go directly to the charities they claim to support.

Charity should not be just a PR stunt or a means to boost one’s image.

It should be a genuine act of kindness and generosity.