I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! is set to return to Irish TV within days, with the new series kicking off on Virgin Media One this Sunday at 9pm.
Ten star contestants have been announced and are currently quarantining in luxury villas before heading into the Australian jungle.
However, ahead of entering the camp, they are understood to be already fighting over banned luxury items.
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Fans of the show know that normally the celebs need to win their luxury items in games - but the show has now revealed they won't allow all of them to have the same requests, Mirror UK reports.
If everyone brought the same thing, the camp would be filled with the likes of pillows and family photos - so this year, some treats are banned from the jungle.
Executive producer Olly Nash said: "This year like most years they will get an opportunity to win their luxury items, but it depends how well they get on. They're still in negotiation because we try to make sure that not everybody has the same. So we're still negotiating.
"What is the most common over the years? Pillows and photos from home. Then you get people like Helen Flanagan who asked for fake tan and then when she got It five days in she already had a tan and she ended up with a bright orange face.
"Joey Essex brought in rubber rings to play in the pool. So some people bring in silly stuff."
The show boss also admitted that some items are banned as luxury items that have been requested in the past.
Olly said: "You wouldn't have books, you won't have anything like a game of chess or anything like that.
"So you wouldn't have anything that could be distracting, part of this game is making sure that you are creating reality and having a chat with other people and doing stuff and dealing with the boredom."
The famous faces taking part in this year's I'm a Celebrity are Chris Moyles, Olivia Attwood, Sue Cleaver, Owen Warner, Jill Scott, Charlene White, Babatunde Aléshé, Mike Tindall, Scalette Douglas, Boy George and, controversially, MP Matt Hancock, who was Britain's Health Secretary during the height of the Covid pandemic, which has prompted outrage from many.
Before they head into the Australian jungle to rough it for three weeks, the campmates are quarantining in luxury villas to soak up their last taste of the finer things in life, ahead of the show beginning on Sunday.
The show's first confirmed campmate Chris Moyles has given fans a sneak peek inside his isolation pad as she shared a video message to his Radio X listeners.
In the clip, the tanned 48-year-old radio DJ, is stood in the back garden of his villa – with a view of the veranda and the back of the property in sight.
The swanky pad has painted cream walls and wooden accents which blend in perfectly with the greenery surrounding the property.
A large glass back door gives a peek inside the modern-looking room, showing the celebs are still living in the lap of luxury for the time being.
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