Prepare for a return to the jungle, but this time, it’s a battle of champions and fan favorites. A new season of “I’m A Celebrity… South Africa” is on the horizon, promising trials more grueling than ever before and stakes that will push celebrities to their absolute limits.
Ant and Dec are back to witness the drama, hinting that the challenges are “quite a lot harder” than previous iterations. This isn’t just another trip to the jungle; it’s a relentless gauntlet of twists, turns, and consequences for every single decision made by those brave enough to enter.
But who will be facing these daunting trials? Rumors are swirling around a cast of familiar faces, all eager to prove their mettle and potentially claim the crown first won by Myleene Klass.
Gemma Collins, known as The GC, is reportedly ready for a second attempt after a brief but memorable stint in 2014. Her first experience ended after just three days, triggered by a panic attack, but she now believes a return would be “TV gold” for her devoted fans.
Football star Jimmy Bullard, the first voted off in his original season, is also rumored to be back. Despite initial popularity, some viewers criticized his banter as bullying, a claim he dismissed as playful ribbing. He’s determined to show what he’s truly capable of this time around.
Scarlett Moffatt, the 2016 champion, is poised to return, now a mother and engaged to her partner. She aims to demonstrate her courage to her young son, proving that she can face any challenge.
Olympic legend Sir Mo Farah, who finished fifth in the 2020 series held in Wales, is eager to experience the true Australian jungle. He’s traded the track for the trials, seeking a different kind of victory.
Boxing heavyweight David Haye, a respectable third-place finisher in 2012, is also reportedly joining the lineup. Expect unfiltered conversations around the campfire as he’s grilled about his personal life.
Football manager Harry Redknapp, the 2018 King of the Jungle, is back for another shot. He famously lost a stone during his last appearance due to the limited rations and his fussy eating habits, and this time, he might be better prepared.
Singer Sinitta, known for her iconic style and candid stories, is rumored to be returning. She’s sure to bring the drama and recreate her famous looks, while also sharing tales of past relationships.
Ashley Roberts, a former Pussycat Doll and runner-up in 2012, is also expected to rejoin the competition. Her warmth and humor will undoubtedly make her a fan favorite once again.
Comedian Seann Walsh, seeking redemption after a past scandal, is reportedly returning to the jungle. He’s hoping to prove his resilience and show a different side of himself to the public.
Radio DJ and actor Craig Charles, whose previous jungle experience was cut short by a family tragedy, is being given another opportunity. This return is particularly poignant, offering him a chance to complete what he started.
Emmerdale actor Adam Thomas, a third-place finisher in 2016, is also set to make a comeback. He’s eager to reclaim his place among the jungle elite and prove his skills as a Bushtucker Trial contender.
Coronation Street legend Beverley Callard, a familiar face from the 2020 series in Wales, is reportedly heading to South Africa for another adventure. She’s ready to embrace the challenges and see what the Australian jungle has in store.
The series is slated to return in 2026, with filming already potentially completed in South Africa. A live grand final will be broadcast directly from London, adding an extra layer of excitement to the competition.
Prepare for weeks of thrilling challenges, unexpected twists, and unforgettable moments as these All Stars battle it out for the ultimate jungle crown.
