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TOWIE Star Quits Reality TV for Rubbish Collection
26 Apr
Summary
- Kirk Norcross abandoned his reality TV career for waste management.
- He now runs a same-day rubbish collection service in Norfolk and Suffolk.
- Norcross previously revealed his struggles with mental health due to fame.
Kirk Norcross, an original cast member of the ITV2 reality show TOWIE, has stepped away from fame to pursue a career in waste management. Known for his luxurious lifestyle during his time on the show, Norcross has embraced a 'normal' life and even declined an invitation to the show's 10-year reunion.
At 38, Norcross is now the proud owner of County Clear Waste, a business launched in January of this year. This same-day collection service operates across Norfolk and Suffolk, handling household, commercial, and industrial waste. He actively promotes his venture on social media, emphasizing reliability and professionalism.
This is not Norcross's first foray into entrepreneurship; he previously ran KN Jet Services, a jet-washing firm in Essex. Beyond his business pursuits, Norcross is a dedicated father to two children. He has candidly shared that his time in the spotlight negatively affected his mental health, leading to severe anxiety and depression. Tragically, his late father, Mick Norcross, died by suicide in January 2021, reportedly due to financial difficulties.
