I’m A Celeb’s return to Australian jungle has a crazy new twist

I’m A Celeb is about to make a return to our screens on November 6 and as the show sets to air, here’s the new twist of the show and its official line-up.

I’m A Celeb’s return to Australian jungle has a crazy new twist
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I’m A Celeb’s return to Australian jungle has a crazy new twist

I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! Contestants are ready in their jungle gears as the show has officially released a cast photo of the stars heading into the jungle in 2022. The line-up was unveiled in the photo and ten celebs are ready to enter the Australian jungle this Sunday.

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Plot Twist

In a new twist for this year, I’m A Celeb viewers can vote to make many of the cast members VIPs of the jungle. VIPs – in jungle terms means ‘Very Isolated People’ who are going to spend their first night stranded on the island and get a glimpse of the journey that awaits them in the coming weeks, reported Mirror.

The line-up for the show

The celebs who will be campmates have already arrived in Australia and will be joining the jungle soon. The actual line-up of the show isn’t that different from the rumoured list of contestants. Here’s who is entering the jungle this year:

Matt Hancock

The last-minute addition to the list is yet to pose in his jungle gear but the disgraced former Health Secretary’s entry to the show has sparked a lot of controversies.

Mike Tindall

The first-ever Royal and former Rugby player to sign up for the show is an ‘open book’ who’s going to try his best to win the show.

Jill Scott

The retired England Lioness who’s going into the jungle to ‘have a good time.’

Chris Moyles

The 48-year-old radio DJ hopes to bring ‘some humour to the camp’ as people would witness ‘much quieter, sensitive Christopher Moyles.’

Boy George

The music icon who secured the highest paying cheque ever in the history of the show intends that the show is ‘going to be amazing’ for him.

Charlene White

The Loose Women favourite hopes to bring her daytime chattiness to the jungle and wants to encourage others.

Sue Cleaver

The 59-year-old Corrie star wants to be the ‘mother figure’ of the jungle who’s going to have an ‘open mind’ about things.

Owen Warner

The youngest camp member hopes that he won’t ‘cause any tension’ or ‘cry in the jungle.’

Babatunde Aléshé

The 36-year-old feels seeing him freak out will be ‘entertaining’ for everyone.

Olivia Attwood

The first-ever Love Island contestant to be a part of the show is ready to show a ‘different side’ of hers to the world.

Scarlette Douglas

The 35-year-old is cautious about anything that involves a spider in the jungle.

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Mirror: I'm A Celebrity 2022 first look at star-studded line-up as ITV announce major show format shake-up

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