Ant and Dec’s I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here is getting an all-star spin off show in 2023.
(Picture: Tristan Fewings/Getty Images)I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! will return to our screens in November, with Ant and Dec set to return to Australia to host the show for the first time since 2019.
But I’m a Celeb fans have another show to look forward to beyond the 2022 series: an all-star version of the show is in the works, featuring the show’s most popular former contestants.
Like the original series, I’m a Celeb All-Stars will see contestants live in a camp and take part in live trials. However, they’ll have more control over their fate though voting and challenges within the group, as reported by Digital Spy.
So when will the show air and who will make up the all-star cast? Find out everything we know so far below.
Where will I’m a Celeb All-Stars be filmed?
The regular I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! show is set to return to Australia after taking place in Wales during the Covid pandemic.
However, it is thought that the I’m a Celeb All-Stars spinoff show will be filmed in South Africa.
When will I’m a Celeb All-Stars air?
I’m a Celeb All-Stars is reportedly likely to air in 2023–following the return of the regular series this November.
Who will host I’m a Celeb All-Stars?
It is thought that long-term hosts Ant and Dec will host the All-Stars spin-off in South Africa, as well as the regular series in Australia.
I’m a Celeb All-Stars rumoured cast
ITV has not confirmed any names just yet, but a few fan-favourites are rumoured to appear on the show.
Gillian McKeith is reportedly in talks with ITV to appear on the show, after she famously fainted during a Bushtucker trial in 2010. However, the television personality has since claimed that the show left her with PTSD and claustrophobia, so it remains to be seen whether or not she will return to the jungle.
Former butler to Princess Diana Paul Burrell is rumoured to be returning to the jungle–which would certainly delight fans of the reality TV show. Burrell’s hysterical reaction to a Bushtucker Bonanza back in 2004 has been dubbed “classic” by ITV, and viewers would be sure to welcome his return.
Helen Flanagan, former Coronation Street star, is reportedly in talks to join the All-Star cast, according to The Sun. The outlet reported that Flanagan is considering signing up, as long as she can make it work around her three young children.
Series 10 winner Stacey Solomon is also rumoured to be returning to the jungle. The singer and television personality won over viewers in 2010 and even met her fiance, former winner Joe Swash, through the show.
The Sun reported that ITV is keen for Caitlyn Jenner to return to the jungle following her 2019 appearance. The former Olympian and Keeping up with the Kardashians star also previously appeared on the US version of I’m a Celebrity in 2003.
Former contestant Mark Wright suggested that stars like chef Gino D’Acampo and actress Emily Atack could be heading back to the jungle. However, the television personality himself said he has not been asked to return for the spinoff.
As well as Wright, a few former contestants are also unlikely to return.
This Morning host Alison Hammond told co-host Dermot O’Leary that she doesn’t think she would do the show again, while former contestant Peter Andre said he would be open to hosting part of the show, but would not return as a contestant.
The singer met his now ex-wife Katie Price on the show in 2004. But Price is also unlikely to return, despite posting an article about the All-Stars show on social media saying “get me in.” The Sun reported that Price is “not suitable” for the show due to her recent legal issues.
Reality TV fans will be devastated to hear that fan-favourite Gemma Collins is unlikely to return to the jungle, as she told The Sun: "I haven’t heard about it.I just don’t feel that I need to go to extremes anymore on TV for people’s entertainment.”
