OUSTED Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has signed to a high-profile talent agency.
He has been taken on by M+C Saatchi Talent which represents celebrities such as Freddie Flintoff and Josie Gibson.
Last week Sir Keir announced he would step down as the MP for Holborn and St Pancras after 11 years. He resigned as PM in July.
He said he would be focusing on international affairs and combating violence against women and girls.
The celeb agency is not so well known for its political names, as showbiz stars — but does represent ex-Labour spin doctor Alastair Campbell.
Sources said Sir Keir would be lined up with high-profile speaking roles and major corporate events rather than reality TV jobs such as I’m A Celebrity.
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In 1997 M&C Saatchi Group, the parent company of the talent agency, made the New Labour, New Danger posters for the Conservative Party.
The election campaign print showed Tony Blair with red demon eyes, yet failed to stop him winning by a landslide.
The PR signing could see Sir Keir become the latest ex-PM to cash in on lucrative speaking engagements.
Weeks after leaving No10 in 2022, Boris Johnson was paid £360,000 for a speech in the US. In her first year after leaving office Liz Truss made
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£250,000 in speaking fees, including an £80,000 gig in Taiwan in 2023.
Rishi Sunak got £160,000 — almost the same as his PM salary — for one speech which took three hours of work, the register of MPs’ interests says.
Sir Keir resigned as a MP last week, hours before Andy Burnham made his debut in the Commons.
He and M&C Saatchi Talent were asked to comment.