THE Chase is on, but the chances of catching moneybags Bradley Walsh and matching his wealth looks almost impossible.
Brad, 64, hosted the quiz Midas Touch in the mid-90s but clearly he is the one who can turn everything into gold.
Last year, The Chase presenter's TV work made him £2million and he ploughed £5m into property and stocks and shares.
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