I'm A Celeb All-stars lineup revealed with huge fan favourites returning to show
The full line-up for the upcoming I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! spin-off set in South Africa has been revealed.
The ITV show will, for the second time, be bringing back some of the most popular and famous faces to have ever appeared on I’m A Celeb.
The previous season was won by returning celeb Myleene Klass, beating out Jordan Banjo and Fatima Whitbread in the final three of I’m A Celebrity… South Africa.
The second season's star-studded lineup has been announced by The Sun and will see 12 familiar faces trekking into the jungle one more time.
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ITV's most recent season of the main version of the TV show was a huge hit with fans, culminating in McFly star Danny Jones winning the series but leaving without any prize money.
Here's the cast of the upcoming second season of I'm A Celeb all-stars.
David Haye
Former World Champion boxer David Haye is set to return to the jungle over a decade on from coming third in season 12 of I'm A Celeb.
Having fought some of the biggest heavyweights in the world, it's hard to imagine what David Haye could fear more than Wladimir Klitschko, but in season 12, it was revealed that he had a fear of spiders.
Haye returns after his last meeting with Helen Flanagan, leading to the pair reportedly engaging in a throuple together.
Gemma Collins
The legend that is Gemma Collins will once again be returning to I'm A Celeb.
Coming to fame for her time on The Only Way is Essex, viewers never got to learn what Collins feared in particular detail, mostly because she lasted just three days the last time around.
The celebrity bravely spoke out later, however, about how the backlash had caused her to consider committing suicide, so returning to the jungle is an incredibly brave move from Collins.
Seann Walsh
Walsh appeared on the show three years ago, filling the dedicated spot set aside for 'mildly disgraced celebrity looking to tell his side of a story and get his career back on track by entering the jungle'.
Walsh made headlines across the country when he was found to have fallen victim to the Strictly curse when he was caught kissing his partner, Katya Jones, despite her being married at the time and him having a partner.
He also opened up about the scandal during his time in the jungle, adding 'that was the end of me'. He has since managed to rehabilitate his image slightly and secured fifth place in the show.
Harry Redknapp
The former football manager may be known by many as one of the Premier League's most iconic football coaches, but a similarly large contingent will know him from his time on I'm A Celeb.
Beating out Emily Atack and John Barrowman, Redknapp was crowned the winner in 2018.
It is not surprising that Redknapp was willing to go back into the jungle after the positive effect on his national perception last time, and the half a million he reportedly earned from his previous appearance in the jungle.
Scarlett Moffat
The TV star first appeared on I'm A Celeb in 2016, quitting Gogglebox to appear on the reality show.
The gamble paid off for her as she was able to come out as the winner, beating out Joel Dommett.
Moffat spoke about her claustrophobia last time around in the jungle, but was able to overcome her fears on her way to victory.
Adam Thomas
The star of Waterloo Road and Emmerdale actually appeared alongside Moffat in 2016, coming third overall in the competition.
And he made a name for himself during his stint on I'm A Celeb, as 'Mr Bushtucker Trial', according to The Sun, after he took on 12 challenges in one day, a feat which hasn't been achieved since.
However, he wasn't done with the show as he then went on to co-host I’m a Celebrity: Extra Camp in 2019.
A source told The Sun that it is 'the perfect time for him to head back into the jungle and affirm his position as Mr Bushtucker Trial'.
Mo Farah
Not content with simply being a nationally renowned and beloved athlete for his 2012 Olympics win, Mo Farah has decided to enter the jungle once again.
Though he finished fifth last time round, Farah's personality and popularity make him one of the favourites to win it all this time round.
In 2022, Farah sadly admitted that he had actually been trafficked into the country and forced into being a domestic servant, something he may expand upon in his upcoming appearance on the show.
Ashley Roberts
Roberts is best known for her stint as a member of the Pussycat Dolls, the pop band that dominated the 00s.
The US singer last appeared on the show in 2012, coming second behind Charlie Brooks.
Having appeared on Strictly and The Jump, Roberts is a UK reality TV veteran returning to the jungle to try and do one better this time round.
Sinitta
Returning to the jungle after appearing in 2011, the Cross My Broken Heart singer was eliminated second last time round.
After being terrified of just about everything last time round, Sinitta will be hoping to do a bit better this time, which could make for a compelling story.
A source told The Sun: "She is always hugely entertaining to watch, so viewers are in for a treat."
Craig Charles
The legendary TV presenter who lent his voice to the UK version of Takeshi's Castle, presented Robot Wars and appeared on Red Wharf and Coronation Street, will be facing a sad return to the show.
Charles was a popular contestant in 2014, but his time in the jungle was cut short following the sudden death of his brother, Dean.
Dean suffered a heart attack, dying aged 50.
Jimmy Bullard
The ex-footballer is another huge fan favourite, but a controversial one.
The cheeky footballer was at one time best known for his role on Soccer AM and for mocking Phil Brown for telling off the Hull City squad during a half-time public berating.
Bullard, however, was the first to be booted from the jungle in 2014 after being accused of bullying Jake Quickenden, a claim he denied.
Beverley Callard
The Coronation Street legend rounds out the cast, having last appeared in the COVID-19-affected season 20 of I'm A Celeb.
A source told The Sun: "Beverley’s first taste of I’m A Celebrity was in a cold, wet castle in Wales and it was a tough experience - although she loved making so many new friends."
Topics: Im A Celebrity, ITV, Gemma Collins, Celebrity
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