Paul is so chuffed with the price he got for his BRIT award that he is selling a second. The reason why is pretty sad, actually.
So, remember last week we brought you the story about Paul Cattermole from S Club 7 selling his Best Newcomer Award from the 2002 BRIT awards on eBay? I know, right, how could you forget?
Well, after the success of that sale - it eventually sold for about £66,000 ($91,600) - he is now selling a second award on the online marketplace.
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Yes, you heard that right, If you are still gutted about missing out on the first award you now have a second chance to make your dream come true and win Paul's second and last BRIT Award - the 2002 Best Single Award that was given to the band for 'Don't Stop Movin''.
Unfortunately - as with the last one - you are going to have to be a pretty wealthy early-noughties landfill pop music fan to win this piece of musical 'history'.
The highest bid is currently at £65,900 and there are eight days to go, so this might even go for more than the last one.
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Once the first had been sold, Paul took to Twitter to express his thanks to the buyer. He tweeted: "I am amazed and know not what to say. I can't quite believe how things have gone the past ten days.
"I stuck it up there on a wing and a prayer, not really expecting much too happen. I had no idea that people cared as much as they do. xx and I wanna Give Thanks, xx."
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He added: "66k that is incredible, to the point where I am blushing, so I just want to say a big thanks to everyone that sent messages. I was answering messages all week I'm sorry if you didn't get a reply. Thankyou Xx."
In an interview with NME recently Paul revealed that there was a sad reason that he had to sell the award in the first place. He suffered an horrific dance injury a while back and has since struggled to get back onto the showbiz circuit.
He revealed: "When I was doing The Rocky Horror Picture Show a year ago, I was injured in quite a bad way. There was an un-choreographed bit of dancing and someone fell on me. I was out of the show for about two months. My back has gone - it hasn't been right since."
With regards to finding work, he admitted: "Things just haven't gone well this year."
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Poor Paul, eh? He can't even earn a living eating kangaroo bollocks on TV, apparently. He has asked I'm A Celeb for a shot a few times before, explaining: "They won't have me - I'm not famous enough, apparently.
"But when you look at some of the people they put in, it really is extended friends of famous people - cousins of friends. I've been told this by many of these reality TV shows - they just don't want me"
Perhaps for the best, Paul.
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