Gogglebox's Steph and Dom Parker snub Celebrity Big Brother

Gogglebox\'s Steph and Dom Parker have snubbed \'Celebrity Big Brother\'.

The posh couple - who are known for hitting the bottle on the Channel 4 show - have been offered mega money to appear on the reality TV show next year but they\'ve turned it down because they can\'t be dealing with the stress of it.

Speaking to the Daily Star newspaper, Dom said: "People asked if we would do \'Celebrity Big Brother\' and our answer was: \'No, not a chance!\' "

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The pair - who have two children - are certainly used to being on camera as they shot to fame in 2013 when their guest house featured on Channel 4\'s \'Four in a Bed\'.

But they gained a legion of fans when they joined \'Gogglebox\' because viewers were obsessed with their boozing, accents and outspoken opinions.

Dom was then asked to take part in \'The Jump\', which has since been taken off air due to extent of injuries sustained by celebrities, two years ago, but he suffered suspected concussion after he crashed during training on the slopes.

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Steph added: "We\'ve had a blast on these shows but we don\'t enjoy the stress and paranoia. I don\'t think we\'ll do it again."

Meanwhile, although Dom and Steph have ruled out \'CBB\', bosses are now eyeing up their former co-star Sandra Martin as they\'re hoping she\'ll have similar success as her friend Sandi Bogle - who did the show last summer - on the programme.

A source said recently: "Sandra is heading into the house - she\'s heard a lot about it from Sandi and after Sandi\'s success on the show, she wants to try it out herself. She\'s outgoing, not afraid to speak her mind and wants to grow her profile, so she\'ll be great in the house. Sandi told her it\'s one of the best things she\'s ever done."

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Not much is known about the new series of \'CBB\' but it\'ll hit screens on January 2, 2018, and will see an all-female cast head into the iconic house in commemoration of 100 years since women won the right to vote.