Towie’s Kirk Norcross sparks rumours he WILL return to show as he reunites with co-stars after saying he would ‘love to’
KIRK Norcross has dropped the biggest hint yet that he’ll return to The Only Way Is Essex.
The 35-year-old was one of the original Towie stars but left the show in 2012.
Now, more than a decade after quitting, Kirk has sparked rumours he’s heading back to the show.
He was on hand to support James Lock last night as he launched his activewear brand We Are Levo.
Kirk posed for a snap with Lockie, 36, fellow Towie OG James Argent, Jordan Brook and Dan Edgar at the event.
His night out with the Essex stars comes after Kirk confessed he would “love to” return to the show.
Speaking on A County Down Under podcast, Kirk said: “I would like – no you know what – I would love to try to go back on The Only Way Is Essex.
“I really would. That was home to me, not just the filming, the production team, the soundmen, the camera crew, like when they mic you up, that little conversation with them.”
“Because I never watched reality, even when I was on The Only Way Is Essex, I never watched it.
“I’m not on it to watch myself, I just liked… who doesn’t want to be on cameras and bright lights and everything like that you know?
“It was good, I could be the flamboyant Kirk that I liked to be.”
The 34-year-old, who appeared on Celebrity Big Brother, previously told The Sun Online the “toxic” side of fame caused him to step away from the red carpet.
“I realise working up a ladder clearing drains and jet-washing driveways isn’t as glamorous as being on the telly.
“But I wouldn’t swap things for the world. I am so glad. I am away from that life now. When I was on Towie I was known everywhere I went.
“I used to buy Ferarris, expensive watches and designer jeans — now I’m happy with a £20 pair from Topman.
“There is so much bulls*** going on when you live your life in the public eye. It can be toxic and you get surrounded by people who are fake and just hangers-on.
“And it can be a very brutal environment. Now I get up, go to work, keep my head down and earn a living with a bigger smile on my face.”