It only feels like yesterday England’s Lionesses star Jill Scott won the 22nd series of I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here!
And now, we’ll be getting a, um, not-so-fresh batch of celebrities as former contestants will be put through their paces in a special All Stars series.
Shaun Ryder, Carol Vorderman, and Helen Flanagan are among the stars set to appear on the ITV reality show, hoping to once again have a shot at the top spot.
If you’re anything like us, you’ll be itching to find out when you can watch the show – and you’ll be pleased to hear, it’s soon.
Here’s everything you need to know about I’m A Celebrity All Stars.
Who is in the line-up?
Featuring a series of former I’m A Celebrity contestants, the All Star series is exactly that – packed to the brim with stars.
All Stars lineup
The celebrities confirmed to be taking part include:
- Happy Mondays’ Shaun Ryder
- Former Countdown queen Carol Vorderman
- Coronation Street star Helen Flanagan
- Model and businesswoman Janice Dickinson
- Former Royal butler Paul Burrell
- Cricket legend Phil Tufnell
- Boxer Amir Khan
- Javelin ace Fatima Whitbread
- Diversity’s Jordan Banjo
ITV has confirmed further names will appear throughout the series.
Fans were left scratching their heads after Joe Swash was missing from the announcement, despite ‘confirming’ his place on the show last year.
Other celebs rumoured to be taking part that have not been announced include Made in Chelsea’s Georgia ‘Toff’ Toffolo, You Are What You Eat star Gillian McKeith, TV presenter and model Myleene Klass, Coronation Street actor Kurt Whyment, and Eastenders’ Dean Gafney.
Caitlyn Jenner reportedly turned down the chance to star in the show after becoming the highest-paid campmate in 2019.
Where will All Stars take place?
A brand new show warrants a brand new location, don’t you think?
The All Stars series of I’m A Celebrity will be ditching Australia in favour of South Africa.
The series will take place at Kruger National Park where the Australian version of I’m A Celebrity is filmed.
The change of location was first announced last year by Ant and Dec on Twitter.
In a video posted by the pair, Dec said: ‘Hello everybody, we’ve got news for you. It’s probably the worst kept secret in television but we can confirm we are doing a very special series of I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! in South Africa.’
When is it expected to be on TV?
While an exact release date hasn’t been released, it has been confirmed the show will be coming to our screens in late April.
The show will be available to watch live on ITV, and on repeat through ITVX.
Who will host All Stars?
Ant and Dec will host the spin-off which will feature the typical trials and challenges our celebrity contestants take part in.
The pair announced the line-up to the show as part of a slot of Saturday Takeaway.
‘Now it’s something we’ve always wanted to do and it’s I’m a Celeb as you’ve never seen it before,’ Ant said during the episode on Saturday, March 25.
‘That’s because we’ve taken some of your favourite faces from the last 20 years and sent them back into camp, only this time that camp is in South Africa.’
The cast appeared on the show via video link to play a special version of popular game Read My Lips.
I’m A Celebrity All Stars starts on ITV in April 2023.
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