The new series of I'm a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! is almost upon us and a number of famous faces have already landed in Brisbane ready to head to the jungle. Ant and Dec are once again back as hosts of the reality show which will land on our TV screens on Sunday 6th November.
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It's an extra special series this year as it marks the official return to the Australian jungle for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic hit in March 2020. For the past two series, the cast and crew have instead been camping at a Castle in Wales.
But now, viewers can look forward to Bushtucker trials and more from the show's familiar home. So who's heading there? See the full confirmed line-up below...
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Mike Tindall
After much speculation, former England rugby player Mike Tindall is officially heading into the jungle! The sportsman, who is married to Princess Anne's daughter Zara, touched down in Brisbane last week ahead of his stint on the show.
Mike opened up about how he was feeling about taking part: "It is sinking in now that I am taking part. I am ready to rumble! I have been asked on numerous occasions to take part. The timing was right this year and Hask (James Haskell) did the show and he had been talking about it." Go and smash it, Mike!
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Charlene White
ITV news broadcaster and Loose Women panellist Charlene White is among the celebrities joining the show. The TV star was pictured arriving Down Under and told ITV what she was most scared of: "I am not sure what my fear factor will be because I've never had rodents, spiders and snakes crawling all over me!"
Babatunde Aleshe
Stand-up comedian Babatunde Aleshe will be bringing the jokes to the jungle. The comic, who is also known for his regular stints on Celebrity Gogglebox alongside fellow stand-up star Mo Gilligan, "I am going to see what happens but I know I will be doing a lot of screaming for sure!
"I am not looking forward to any trials but in terms of the one I am dreading the most, I saw one where someone was lying in a box and they put things into the box like snakes and mice. Now that would freak me out. I think I will lose it!"
Scarlette Douglas
Scarlett Douglas is swapping the Mediterranean for the Australian jungle as the A Place in the Sun star has signed up to join the show this year. The TV star said to ITV: "I am dreading any trial involving spiders and I am also dreading the food trial. It's going to be hard too not being able to bring my seasoning into camp but I want to prove to everyone I can smash it!"
Boy George
Culture Club legend Boy George is also gearing up for a stint in the Australian jungle and we can't wait to see him in action. The singer, whose hit songs Karma Chameleon and Do You Really Want to Hurt Me? secured him as an 80s icon, said to ITV: "I am bored of being iconic in the corner and if you want to compete in the world then being part of telly is part of that.
"This is the biggest show on TV and that is why I am doing it. And now I have made the decision, I don't want to focus too much on what the experience might be like, but my intention is it is going to be amazing."
Jill Scott
A Lioness is heading into the jungle! England footballer Jill Scott was confirmed on Thursday as the fifth celebrity joining the line-up on this year's I'm a Celebrity.
The football star, who was pictured smiling as she walked through Brisbane airport, told ITV: "I am intrigued as to how I will react in the trials. I don't like rats or snakes and if I had to be underground that would be scary. That is literally like being buried alive! But I am looking forward to it all and meeting new people. I will help people if they are having a bad day."
Owen Warner
Fellow soap actor Owen Warner was the fourth celebrity named in the show's line-up after he was pictured arriving in Australia on Wednesday.
The actor, who is known for playing Romeo Nightingale in Channel 4 soap Hollyoaks, explained: "I want to enjoy everything about it. I have told all my friends to vote for me because I will feel like I have wasted it if I don't do the trials. The trials are part of the I'm A Celebrity experience. It's great to be going to Australia, the OG format."
Sue Cleaver
Coronation Street actress Sue Cleaver was the third famous face to be seen arriving at the airport Down Under as she gets ready to head into the jungle. The star is best known for appearing in the soap as Eileen Grimshaw and told ITV: "I am going in with an open mind.
"Nothing is going to kill us and I am not going to wind myself up, trying to overthink everything. I don't know how I will behave and I am going to let the experience unfold in front of my eyes."
Olivia Atwood
Former Love Island finalist Olivia Atwood was the second celebrity pictured arriving at Brisbane airport last week. Olivia told ITV what she was looking forward to: "One of the things that will be nice will be to show a different side to me. I think people think I am high maintenance and I will struggle without make-up and nails but I am not that bothered and I think that might surprise people. I am happy to muck in."
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Chris Moyles
Radio X DJ and former BBC Radio One legend Chris Moyles was confirmed as the first celebrity to be taking part in the show.
Chris said: "In the past, I always said no to offers to take part. But this year, I didn't say no immediately, and I ended up going to a meeting. Now I don't know why I said yes. But I am a huge fan of the show and I know what I am letting myself in for! My friends who have done it before have told me I will have a great time."
Seann Walsh
Seann Walsh has not been featured in the confirmed line-up for this year's I'm a Celebrity yet, but there's always an extra celeb or two who joins half-way through. Watch this space...
Matt Hancock
On Tuesday it was reported that former Secretary of State for Health Matt Hancock has signed up to be a late arrival on the show.
Although ITV is yet to confirm this, the Conservative party Chief Whip Simon Hart seemingly confirmed the reports when he suspended the MP from the party. "Following a conversation with Matt Hancock, I have considered the situation and believe this is a matter serious enough to warrant suspension of the whip with immediate effect," he said.