I'm a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! is providing us with nightly entertainment as we watch the famous faces attempt to live in the derelict camp in the heart of the Australian jungle.
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The remaining campmates, including Jill Scott, Mike Tindall, Matt Hancock MP and Seann Walsh, have just a couple of days to win the public over for a chance to be crowned this year's king or queen of the jungle - but when exactly is the final? Here's all you need to know...
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When is the I'm a Celebrity final?
I'm a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! typically runs for three weeks each season and airs episodes every night. This means the 2022 series will air its final on Sunday 27 November.
Just three celebrities make it to the final each year before the King or Queen is announced by presenters Ant and Dec. In the week leading up to the final, a celebrity (or two) is eliminated each night and with 11 celebrities in the competition, it’s likely that the eliminations will begin by the end of this week or early next week.
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The final is set to air on Sunday 27 November
Who will make the I'm a Celebrity final?
We'll have to wait and see to find out who will be the celebrities in the final battling out for the winner's title. However, bookies' odds from BetFair have Jill Scott, Owen Warner and Mike Tindall as the top three favourites to take the crown.
Where is I'm a Celebrity filmed?
Since the beginning, the cast and crew of I'm a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! have headed to Springbook National Park in Queensland, New South Wales.
The final three campmates will have spent three weeks in the jungle by the end of the series
Although what viewers see on TV is simply a camp where the contestants reside, and the famous suspended bridge, there is plenty more production space behind the scene.
The camera crew ensures there's an on-site medical facility as well as accommodation for friends and family who visit when the famous names are voted off the show. In addition to the huge amount of land, the campmates will be joined by a number of creepy crawlies. The national park consists of many different species of snakes, spiders, and more.
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