In short, yes Reverend Richard Coles is a real vicar. In the early 90s he started studying for a BA in theology at King’s College London. It was there he became a Roman Catholic, which he remained for 10 years.

AN emotional Reverend Richard Coles opened up about the loss of his late husband. The I’m A Celebrity star cried “I miss him” after a heart to heart with his campmate Oti Mabuse.

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Reverend Coles has been very transparent with the way he manages his money and investments, and he told I magazine that he once “sold a painting for 15 times the amount” he bought it for. While he wouldn’t reveal how much that single transaction made him, it’s clear he’s got his head screwed on when it comes to finances.

REVEREND Richard Coles shared his coming out story in an emotional heart to heart with GK Barry on I’m A Celebrity. Viewers were fascinated as the duo discussed how Richard Richard Coles,

I’m a Celebrity contestant Reverend Richard Coles has opened up about the grief he still feels for the loss of his late partner, Reverend David Coles. While sharing an emotional moment with former Strictly dancer Oti Mabuse on Tuesday night’s episode (26 November) of the ITV show,

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! star Reverend Richard Coles opened up about the tragic death of his partner David Coles while in the camp with his celebrity campmates

Reverend Richard Coles opened up about his partner's tragic death in a heart-to-heart with I'm A Celebrity campmate Oti Mabuse. The former Church of England vicar, lost his husband Reverend David Coles just days before Christmas in 2019.

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Former Strictly Come Dancing professional Oti Mabuse swapped emotional stories with writer and broadcaster Rev Richard Coles.