Start with the drums of the jungle because it’s your complete I’m a celebrity. . . Get me out of here! Composition All Stars.
The 15-celebrity organization, the largest ever to receive the iconic ITV series, has already finished filming the show, which will air next year.
Presenters Ant McPartlin, 46, and Declan Donnelly, 47, recently reported that they are filming the iconic ITV spin-off series in South Africa.
A screen source said: “It’s another format for Australia, who knows when and where celebrities will enter camp, it can literally happen.
“We don’t know how many will start in the camp or how many will be there at the end when we are crowned king or queen of the jungle, for the time being.
“It’s literally the most productive thing about I’m a Celebrity, but there are twists and surprises along the way for the public and campers, so it’s probably not as simple as you might think. “
Everyone’s favourite bowler turned cricket expert will get a taste of life in the jungle for a moment.
Phil, 56, nicknamed The Cat by his cricket friends, will return to the series after his victorious stint in 2003.
The Question of Sport star won the coveted jungle crown, beating out footballer John Fashanu and designer Linda Barker.
Still, the South African jungle terrain is more of a sticky wicket.
British boxing icon Amir, 35, is fit to take part in a series of new Bushtucker trials at I’m A Celebrity All Stars after hanging up boxing gloves at the age of 35.
Amir will return just 4 years after his debut with I’m A Celeb in 2018, which made him one of the highest-paid contestants of all time.
No doubt, fans will not forget how the difficult guy was terrified of terrifying creatures and secretly teased the strawberries his campmates had on their backs with radio host Iain Lee, causing a furor in the camp.
Speaking about his first stint at camp, he said: “I enjoyed it. It’s one of the things I’ve done. Go to the jungle, be away from everyone, be focused, focus on yourself and what you need to do. in life. “
After such an explosive few weeks for the royal family, Paul Burrell, 64, could well become one of the stars of the series.
It will reveal a series of new anecdotes about the end of Queen Elizabeth and her passage as Princess Diana’s Rock.
Few can comprehend the understandable collapse of Princess Diana’s former butler in 2004 as he made his way through the Bushtucker Tests, seeking to catch food chips in holes filled with rats and insects.
That’s why ITV manufacturers desperately sought it out to put it in next year’s All Stars series.
A TV insider told us, “His strange facial expressions from the Bushtucker Challenge have entered the jungle history books. “
Diversity dancer Jordan Banjo, 29, hopes to continue his term in 2016 when he was rejected as the fourth star.
The Britain’s Got Talent singer, known for his best kicks and somersaults, will now be reunited with his 2016 co-star Carol Vorderman, who gave the impression of being with him in a previous line-up with him in Australia.
That year, Gogglebox favorite Scarlett Moffatt triumphed to be crowned queen of the jungle.
A said: “ITV expects Jordan to bring a lot of jokes to his highly anticipated first All Stars series.
Coronation Street actor Kirk Sutherland, Andrew Whyment, 41, obviously can’t get enough of life in the jungle.
He will return to ITV’s most popular show just 3 years after completing a close moment on the normal screen in 2019. He beat fellow soap opera star Jacqueline Jossa.
The adorable northerner found great luck with the public during his time in the Australian jungle.
A TV insider said: “Andy is amazing with the audience, who loves his realistic nature and his sense of humour.
“It’s the best antidote for some of the divas and egos that are likely to be part of the ultimate lineup and manufacturers are keen to find the right balance. “
Adorable bully Dean, 44, is a jungle favorite and a hugely popular soap opera star.
Dean, best known for betting on Robbie Fowler on EastEnders, first participated in 2006 when Busted bassist Matt Willis was crowned king.
He one of the first names advised through the producers, and they moved temporarily to recruit him.
A source told us, “Dean is considered to be one of the most productive candidates the screen has ever had. When the All Stars screen was first mentioned, it was a call everyone was looking for to join. “
Happy Mondays legend Shaun is a former finalist hoping to make it a moment.
The 60-year-old singer ascended the throne through Stacey Solomon in 2010 and is making his return even though the outcome of the series is “rigged. “
The Gogglebox contestant made the impression on screen in 2010 and lost the top spot to Stacey Solomon.
Speaking after his last appearance, he said of Stacey’s victory: “As far as I’m concerned, the game was rigged. I mean it. “
Gillian, the star of You Are What You Eat, gave the audience one of the most mythical moments in the show’s history when he played Shaun and Stacey in 2010.
The 62-year-old fainted during a Bushtucker test, and hosts Ant and Dec had to catch her before she gained oxygen.
During her time in the Australian jungle, Gillian chose to do a series of Bushtucker tests in the audience, and would arguably hope that this time she will have a less difficult time.
Math guru Carol Vorderman has blessed our screens for over 40 years and will be back at camp once again.
Carol, a former Countdown co-host, 61, was a huge hit on the 2016 series after a tantalizing friendship with comedian Joel Dommett, 37.
Carol, a former year-end winner, placed eighth for 18 days in the Australian jungle with Gogglebox star Scarlett Moffatt winning the crown.
Former jungle queen Toff will once again come out to regain her crown.
The 27-year-old socialite Made In Chelsea has agreed to take part in the pre-recorded series filmed in South Africa for much more than in 2017, having one of the lowest-paid stars in the show’s history at just £13,000.
Viewers were inspired by the former politics student’s friendship with Stanley, 81, father of outgoing Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
Toff will be reunited with former campmate and ex-world champion boxer Amir Khan, 35 — who landed £400,000 for his Aussie jungle stint to become one of the best paid contestants ever.
Helen will make a major show comeback a decade after her first jungle stint – when she took part in the iconic jungle waterfall shower leaving fans aghast.
Helen, 32, who played Rosie Webster in Corrie, first entered the camp in 2012 when EastEnders actress Charlie Brooks won.
She was the fifth celebrity to be evicted and said: “I didn’t think it would be so intense.”
Previously it was reported how I’m A Celeb’s cameramen fought over who would film stars including Helen in the shower scenes.
Iconic show mega-diva Janice will no doubt be a big draw as she bursts into the jungle.
Few enthusiasts can simply stick with Janice in Australia in 2007, when she sparked a series of tantrums with her unfiltered perspectives on fellow campers.
He came to Christopher Biggins in the explosive series.
Janice has been “vile” through her former campmates, but will her new generation of co-stars feel the same?
Mylène has been dubbed the “sexiest contestant ever” of I’m A Celeb, so enthusiasts will no doubt eagerly await her appearance on All Stars.
His return to the jungle will evoke memories of his 2006 shower scene, voted by enthusiasts as one of the most productive moments of the ITV show.
The bikini Myleene wore in the jungle, when the moment Busted star Matt Willis was auctioned off for charity and raised £7,500.
EastEnders favorite Joe, 40, will try to regain his Jungle King crown in the new featured series.
The actor won the 2008 series and hosted sister exhibition ITV2 for ten years starting in 2009.
He is married to former X Factor singer Stacey Solomon, who is an I’m A Celeb champion.
Joe traded a dream with his wife and children on a bed in their £1. 3 million Pickle Cottage for a hammock full of cockroaches and spiders.
Olympian Fatima Whitbread, 61, completes the I’m A Celeb All Stars lineup.
The javelin thrower has been on screens to the fullest recently on the equally brutal Celebrity SAS Who Dares Wins screen.
Fatima first starred in I’m A Celeb in 2011 and finished in third place.
In one of the most memorable, and disgusting, moments of I Am a Celebrity, a cockroach was stuck in her nose and had to be kidnapped by Medic Bob.
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