Rich Kids Go Skint - Season 4
Season 4
Episodes
Episode 1
Episode 2
Episode 3
Devon, 19, leaves her parents' eight-bedroom, 12-bathroom mansion in Exeter to live with the Gibbins family of Lincoln, who struggle to make ends meet.
Episode 4
Nadia, the daughter of a self-made Jordanian businessman samples life with teenage mum-of-two Natalie, who has had to scrub other people's toilets just to get by.
Episode 5
Episode 6
Rich Kids, Skint Christmas
Episode 8
Episode 9
Privately educated university student Rany grew up in Dubai. He gets a taste of life on the breadline when he stays with a hard-up family of seven living in South London.
Episode 10
Alex from Stoke-on-Trent is the 25-year-old son of an entrepreneur. He goes to stay with single mum Nickeisha who has five children, and lives on benefits in North London.
Episode 11
The heiress of a wealthy Nigerian family moves in with a couple and their daughter on a Doncaster council estate who are trying to scrape by on universal credit.
Episode 12
An American student goes to live in a terraced house with a family and their pig, where he is challenged to prepare a meal for five people on a budget of just £5.
Episode 13
Country girl Brooke, who grew up in her parents' multi-million-pound estate nestled in a quaint corner of the Suffolk countryside, meets single mum-of-eight Soniya from East London.
Episode 14
A 24-year-old with her own successful business who has never left her parents' mansion goes to stay in a council flat, and pays a visit to a supported housing initiative.
Episode 15
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