Steven Bartlett

Peter Jones is currently the longest serving cast member having appeared on the show's original line-up but Touker Suleyman is perhaps the most experienced ...

Background: Suleyman is a 69-year-old British businessman from Famagusta in Cyprus. Episodes will then continue weekly on Thursday at the same time. Net worth: £200 million Following this, she bought a textile mill in Somerset and launched an online British luxury goods retailer named ‘ Net worth: £50 million Background: Davies is a 38-year-old entrepreneur from Coundon, County Durham. In 2014, Bartlett co-founded a social media marketing company called Social Chain. Net worth: £37 million With each dragon boasting an entirely unique success story, viewers may not know their worth or the origin of their fortune. Net worth: £68 million But just how much money do these businesspeople have at their disposal and who is the richest dragon? Read on to find out

He asked his Twitter followers what they thought of his choice of clothing.

[@SteveBartlettSC](https://twitter.com/SteveBartlettSC) [#Dragonsden](https://twitter.com/hashtag/Dragonsden?src=hashtag_click)." [@dragonjones](https://twitter.com/dragonjones) in those [#DragonsDen](https://twitter.com/hashtag/DragonsDen?src=hashtag_click)." People were quick to reply, with some saying that he "pulled them off". Like them?" Hate them? However some viewers were distracted by the BBC show as Plymouth's

Dragons Den investor Steven Bartlett was branded a "mean queen" and a "diva" by fellow co-star Peter Jones when things turned heated in a devastating sales ...

before Steven pointed out: "But you’re charging me £50k to give you my expertise." The 30-years-old businessman said: "This is some of the worst merchandise I've ever seen in my life. Unfortunately, none of the dragons decided to invest in the fun-filled fitness class programme and the budding entrepreneurs left the dungeon empty-handed. It was at this point that Peter took over, as he quipped: "I think Steven’s being a bit of a diva," before he took off his banner and threw it to him, adding: "I think you should have given that to him." That's your logo? And it’s fair to say viewers were taken aback by their budding entrepreneurs on the show after they welcomed husband and husband combo Jordan and Nicolas onto to show to pitch their fitness class business.

Dragons' Den is back for 2023. In tonight's episode, we saw businesses pitch Tabuu pill cases, Tmpl skincare, Psychic Sisters, Farino carriers and Drag Diva ...

[Tmpl.care](https://www.tmpl.care/collections/shop-all/products/essentials-daily-toner)), hydrating face moisturiser (£20, [Tmpl.care](https://www.tmpl.care/collections/shop-all/products/daily-essentials-moisturiser)), gentle face cleanser (£21, [Tmpl.care](https://www.tmpl.care/collections/shop-all/products/essentials-daily-cleanser)) and a starter pack of all three (£53, [Tmpl.care](https://www.tmpl.care/collections/shop-all/products/everyday-maintenance-set)). The company says to expect Cher, Madonna, Whitney, Beyoncé, Kylie, Spice Girls and more while you work up a sweat. The “local shopper” carrier is the cheapest, costing £149 in a range of different colours, while the “getaway carry-on” costs £189. For others, it’s a weekly warm-up ahead of [The Apprentice](https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/bbc-bradley-johnson-lord-london-hertfordshire-b2255272.html). So high is the bar, craft beer giant [BrewDog](https://www.independent.co.uk/news/business/news/dragons-den-biggest-missed-opportunities-b1828444.html) even failed to get on the show when the company applied in 2009. One of the most entertaining segments we’ve seen on Dragons’ Den was the bickering between Paola Farino and Peter Jones as the dragon tried to argue it wasn’t an original product. To celebrate the company’s win on Dragons’ Den, Psychic Sisters has put together a number of bundles with all its best bits in a range. It works, apparently, because it seems like all the mists, the sprays and the juju from Psychic Sisters got the wellness brand investment. Launched in 2021, Tmpl is a skincare range that provides safe and natural products with men of colour in mind, aiming to address skin concerns that haven’t been taken into account by the major skincare brands. You can buy Tabuu’s pill cases for £18 from the company’s own website or get them for a penny less when you buy them from Amazon. Rout impressed the dragons so much, she received three (very different) offers, resulting in not only investment from Sara Davies, Touker Suleyman and Peter Jones, but a job offer as well. Here’s where you can buy each of the company’s products.