Georgia Toffolo revealed the surprising contents of her shared bank account with millionaire husband James Watt in an amusing Instagram Story on Tuesday.

The Made In Chelsea star, 30, silenced trolls claiming she is a gold digger as she posted a screensH๏τ of the pair’s current account balance of £0.

Answering a Q&A question about whether she was only with the BrewDog founder for the money, she said: ‘Going off the state of our joint bank account, on balance I would say probably not.’

Toff then added: ‘What do you think?’

Georgia and James, 42, got engaged in October after the businessman proposed with an exquisite eight carat triple-diamond studded band estimated to be worth £200,000 during a romantic getaway in Greece for her 30th birthday.

And after the drinks mogul previously insisted that the pair would be tying the knot this year, the couple were true to their word – though guests only had a day’s notice to attend.

Georgia Toffolo revealed the surprising contents of her shared bank account with her millionaire husband James Watt in an amusing Instagram Story on Tuesday

The Made In Chelsea star, 30, silenced trolls claiming she was only with the BrewDog founder for the money (pictured at their wedding in March) 

James wrote on his Instagram: ‘Georgia and I got married today.

‘Some key details: 1st March 2025 57.6722° N, 2.3372° W (Gardenstown, Northeast Scotland) 6°C, 17-knot winds (because Scottish weather never disappoints) Spaniel ring bearer.

‘Guests – whoever could get there with 24 hours notice, Scottish honeymoon incoming. Married in the same church my grandparents were married in.’

James completed an emotional London Marathon on Sunday after flouting doctors’ advice to take part in the charity race – but admitted he suffered a horrific injury during the event.

The millionaire posted a picture of his golden participation medal to Instagram having ignored excruciating pain, following bone damage and a torn ligament, to cross the finish line.

His Made In Chelsea star wife watched on proudly from the sidelines and could be seen pᴀssing the entrepreneur bottles of water and sharing a kiss with her husband.

James was running the marathon in aid of Pancreatic Cancer UK after his father Jim died from the illness last year, and at one point the co-founder of the drinks company showed he had written ‘DAD’ on his hand in black marker for motivation.

He also had the message ‘FOR DAD [love heart] LONDON 2025’ on the back of his t-shirt during the event, paying tribute to his parent. 

After James previously insisted that the pair would be tying the knot this year, the couple were true to their word – though guests only had 48 hours notice to attend 

The pair got engaged in October after the millionaire proposed with an exquisite eight-carat triple-diamond studded band estimated to be worth £200,000

And in a gruesome video, the businessman revealed his nipples had started bleeding early on in the race but he had only noticed 20 minutes after he completed it when Georgia pointed them out. 

He said: ‘So funniest thing about today is…’ to which Georgia replied, ‘not that many funny things.’ 

‘So we did it,’ he added. ‘Not sure how, but we did it… on mile seven my nipples started bleeding and I didn’t even notice until I finished.

‘I didn’t even notice until Georgia pointed it out at the end and I’m sort of scared to take the t-shirt off and my shoes off.

‘But we did it. We got there.’ 

He then reposted an earlier pH๏τo he had uploaded of him posing with his medal, this time drawing attention to the blood on his shirt from his bleeding nipples.

James captioned it: ‘The nipples [crying with laughter emoji]. I honestly had no idea until @georgiatoffolo pointed it out 20 mins after I finished. 

‘Other things were hurting more [crying with laughter emoji].’

James suffered bleeding nipples during the London Marathon on Sunday and posted a picture of the injury to Instagram

In a hilarious video, the businessman revealed his nipples had started bleeding during the race and he had only noticed 20 minutes after he completed it

He said: ‘So funniest thing about today is…’ to which Georgia replied, ‘not that many funny things’

The Brewdog millionaire posed with his medal and his former Made In Chelsea star wife having ignored excruciating pain, following bone damage and a torn ligament, to cross the finish line

Georgia previously admitted husband James was ‘completely mad’ for running the 2025 London Marathon after ‘going against doctors advice’ amid his painful injury

The former Made In Chelsea star, who married the BrewDog founder last month, revealed on Saturday he’s got bone damage and a torn ligament

In a later clip, he added: ‘Well done to everyone who ran it today. And it’s quite an emotional thing with so many people who joined in for such important causes and such important things. 

‘I mean it was tough physically and tough emotionally so just mᴀssively well done to everyone who ran and especially those who were running for charity.’

Ahead of the race, Georgia admitted her husband was ‘completely mad’ for running the marathon after ‘going against doctors’ advice’ amid his painful injury.  

Georgia revealed James had turned their house into an ‘elite sports rehab centre’ to get him back on his feet ready for the marathon.

But despite his injury, Georgia announced James is heading to the start line and running the gruelling 26.2 miles.

She wrote on Instagram: ‘He is completely mad but he is giving it a go. After not being able to run for a month, is somehow heading to the start line of the London Marathon.

‘You are mental but maybe that is why I married you. Good luck my love. We will all be cheering you on.’

On Saturday, she wrote: ‘We’ve got some big news… that’s a scan you’re looking at But no, I’m not pregnant. It’s actually MUCH worse ha.

James was running for Pancreatic Cancer UK after his father died from the illness last year, and at one point he showed he had written ‘DAD’ on his hand in black marker for motivation

He also had the message ‘FOR DAD [love heart] LONDON 2025’ on the back of his t-shirt for the event

His Made In Chelsea star wife posed with him beforehand and then watched on proudly from the sidelines and could be seen pᴀssing the entrepeneur bottles of water

‘@brewdogjames has been told he can’t run the marathon because he’s got bone damage and torn ligaments (cue dramatic music lol). 

‘But would that stop the most compeтιтive man I know? Absolutely not.

‘He’s basically turned our house into an elite sports rehab centre. He’s tried the hyperbaric chamber, had countless scans, foot injections, sauna sessions, and is now permanently attached to a pair of compression boots.

‘And as for me? Wife duties have officially begun.

‘As you know, I love a bit of biohacking, so I’ve taken the natural route… grounding in the back garden, ice packs on rotation, yoga classes (the only time I’ve managed to get James on the mat, of course it took an injury), snacks delivered like clockwork, and yes, even singing to him in the hyperbaric chamber.

‘You name it, we’ve probably tried it. But with less than 24 hours until the marathon, we’re running out of time and ideas.

‘Drop any last minute miracle cures below, we’re desperate. And yes, we’re willing to try anything.’

James’s father Jim died in August after being diagnosed with stage four pancreatic cancer just weeks prior. 

James’s father Jim died in August after being diagnosed with stage four pancreatic cancer just weeks prior 

James Watt’s father Jim holds a giant crab while fishing in the North Atlantic

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The multi-millionaire Scot had said the news hit his family ‘like a sledgehammer’ as his lobster fisherman father had been fit and healthy all his days. 

In a harrowing post on Instagram, James said he and Georgia had been at his father’s hospital bedside for the last 10 days.

He told followers on the social media site: ‘Up until three weeks ago he was working full time on his lobster fishing boat, hauling 300 lobster pots every single day. 

‘I still can’t quite wrap my head around the fact that he went from exceptionally strong, fit and healthy to facing such an arduous health challenge in such a short space of time.’

He added: ‘I have always been extremely close with my father. From the tender age of six, I would spend all my school holidays stowed away in his fishing boat and we have pretty much been joined at the hip ever since I entered the world.’