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What Is Keith Lemon Doing Now

So, you’re probably wondering: what’s Keith Lemon up to these days? Has he finally retired the oversized glasses and the leopard print? Or is he still out there, being Keith Lemon, that glorious, sweary tornado of chaos?

Let me catch you up. It’s like catching up with that one friend who never quite grew up, and thank goodness for that. Keith Lemon is busy—the man is a human Duracell bunny in a cheap suit.

Back on the Telly (Obviously)

First thing’s first: he’s still hosting Celebrity Juice, right? Well, sort of. The show took a break, but fear not—Keith was never going to stay off our screens for long. He’s been popping up on ITV like a delightful, slightly unhinged relative at a wedding.

You might have caught him on Lorraine or This Morning. He doesn’t just do interviews; he invades them. Expect him to ask Holly Willoughby about her knickers or to try and sell you a weirdly specific branded product. It’s pure, unadulterated Keith, and I love it.

The Brand Empire: Lemonade, Anyone?

Here’s where it gets mad. Keith has turned his daft persona into a full-blown empire. He’s not just a TV face; he’s a businessman. And not in a boring, suit-and-tie way. In a Keith Lemon way.

He launched his own range of gin, vodka, and even a Lemonade (get it? Lemon-ade?). You can buy it in supermarkets. Picture it: you’re doing your weekly shop, and there’s Keith’s face leering at you from a bottle of booze. It’s surreal. And hilarious.

He also does live shows. Yes, Keith Lemon on stage. He tours the UK with a stand-up act that’s basically an hour of him being inappropriate, telling stories about Simon Cowell, and making the audience feel like they’re in on a massive inside joke. It’s carnage, but the good kind.

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The Origins: Where Did He Come From?

Don’t forget, Keith is a character played by the very normal-looking Leigh Francis. But Leigh has become Keith at this point. You can’t separate them. When Leigh goes to a party, he probably ends up doing the Keith voice by accident.

Remember Bo’ Selecta!? That show was a fever dream. Keith started as a mad fan, and now he’s a national treasure. A weird, slightly rude national treasure, but a treasure nonetheless.

What’s He Doing Right Now?

Okay, let’s get specific. As of this very moment, Keith is probably filming something. He’s got a new series of Keith Lemon’s LemonAid on ITV2. That show is exactly what it sounds like: a spoof charity show where he raises money for “the poorly.” He asks celebs to do ridiculous challenges, like holding their breath or eating a weird thing.

He’s also been teasing a new project on Instagram. His posts are a total mess—blurry photos of himself in a wig, captions like “Big news coming, you beauts!” It’s infuriating and brilliant. I can’t tell if it’s a game show, a documentary, or him selling a new flavoured crisp. Probably all three.

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Rumour Mill: Is He Getting Serious?

Don’t worry. I asked the same question. The answer is no. I heard a whisper he might be doing a travel show. Keith Lemon in the Amazon? Keith Lemon in a Japanese onsen? The thought makes me giggle.

There was even a tiny rumour he’s writing a book. A memoir. Can you imagine? It would be 300 pages of “And then I told Ant and Dec to do one, and we all fell over.” I’d buy ten copies.

The Man, The Myth, The Lemon

So, what is Keith Lemon doing now? He’s being himself, on a bigger scale than ever. He’s drinking his own gin, shouting at celebrities, and making us laugh at the sheer audacity of it all.

He’s not trying to be deep. He’s not trying to win an Oscar. He’s just out there, living his best, most ridiculous life. And honestly, in a world that’s often too serious, isn’t that exactly what we need?

So, next time you see a flash of leopard print or hear a high-pitched “Alright, you muppet!”—just smile. Keith Lemon is thriving. And he’s probably coming for your telly, your supermarket aisle, and your sense of dignity. Cheers, Keith.