And she can easily keep her level of "fame" if she did these workshops, perhaps as part of an Adult Education course run by a local council? Not everyone "famous" clings on so ridiculously to their fame. Katie Jarvis from Eastenders (played Hayley Slater) got a job as a security guard AFTER being on 'Enders to put money on the table. Michael Underwood who was a CBBC presenter is now a teacher (although slightly different circumstances). You don't have to keep doing the same old thing, especially if the work is drying up/dried up. She could hand over her social media accounts (which I always presumed was a common thing for well known people to do), plan her next move and promote the sh*t out of cookery classes or whatever she wants. She is not the only person in the world to have lost work in the last six months...