I am not sure any prediction related to UKIP is stretching things too far. We'll be imagining punch ups in the European parliament next ...
She'd be ideal for UKIP I'd have thought. Let's face it, UKIP is never, ever going to be popular to the extent of winning lots of seats much less forming a government. Their place, if they have one, is to be a high-profile irritant coming out with populist and controversial policies. At the moment they risk going back to the Roger Knapman days of being all of the above apart from the "high-profile" bit.
This individual would keep them in the news, if nothing else.