Hold onto your red knee socks, and sit down on your hammock, there's a new I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! rule and it changes EVERYTHING.
Yep, there's a brand new series of the iconic ITV show coming soon (i.e. in the next few weeks rather than November) and it's full of change.
BOOM! It's filmed in South Africa, not Australia (or Wales sad face)
BAM! It's an all-stars series.
KAPOW! It has already been filmed.
This, of course, will mean that the public won't be able to vote for camp evictions, so how in sweet heck will that work?
Ant and Dec have finally - FINALLY - revealed all.
"They [celebs] go head to head in trials and whoever loses leaves. It’s quite brutal, so that’s how we decided the winner," Ant told Lorraine.
OooOOooooh. Who's your money on to win? It must be one of the sports people, right? Unless they are mental challenges such as maths, in which case our money's on the Vord.
Somebody who has had a lot to say about the new series is former winner and quite honestly one of our favourite every contestants Kerry Katona.
"Yeah, the line up's shit isn’t it?" she told Closer magazine last year.
"They need me, Katie Price and Peter Andre to make it work," she laughed.
And there was one celeb in particular Kerry singled out as a reason not to watch.
"I think it is a bit of a crap line up to be honest with you, people like Mylenne Klass…snooze!"
OoooOOoooooh.
With 15 celebs (I'm A Celeb's largest ever line-up), from reality star legends, to soap royalty, to sporting gods (we think – less our bag, tbh), I'm a Celeb All Stars set to be a game changer of a series.
I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! All Stars line-up CONFIRMED
Jordan Banjo
Diversity's Jordan Banjo took part in the 2016 series, coming in fourth place. A source told the publication, “ITV hope that Jordan will bring plenty of banter to their highly anticipated first All Stars series."
Paul Burrell
Princess Diana's former butler Paul Burrell is expected to spill some serious royal secrets round the campfire on the All Stars series. A TV insider added, "His facial expressions during the Bushtucker Challenge have gone down in the jungle’s history books."
Janice Dickinson
Legends only, indeed. The former supermodel and unpredictable America's Next Top Model judge Janice Dickinson, who took part in the 2007 series of the ITV series in Australia, is expected to ruffle a fair few feathers in camp (once again). We wouldn't have her any other way.
Helen Flanagan
Corrie's Helen Flanagan aka Rosie Webster is back! The soap star first entered the camp ten years ago in 2012 and, frankly, it's been a sad, lonely ten years without her and infectious personality on our screens.
Dean Gaffney
It makes sense, really - EastEnders characters LOVE a comeback, almost as much as they love a TRAGIC af Christmas, so why not get Dean Gaffney aka Robbie Jackson back for more rat baths and kangaroo testicles? Dean came in fifth place on the 2006 series. A source told The Sun, “Dean is regarded as one of the best contestants the show has ever had. When the All Stars show was first mooted he was a name that everyone wanted to get on board."
Amir Khan
Former British boxing superstar Amir Khan returns for round two after his I'm A Celeb debut back 2018 - in which he became one of the highest-paid contestants. ITV reportedly paid £400,000 to secure him for his last appearance, so no doubt the All Star fee is going to be hefty.
Myleene Klass
I'm A Celeb's Myleene Klass – often called the show's "sexiest ever" contestant – is once again ditching M&S clothing and grand pianos for another round of beans and Bush Tucker trials.
Gillian McKeith
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You Are What You Eat star Gillian McKeith is BACK. Need we say more? We just hope the new Bob is ready. For the record, we are.
*pass the oxygen*
Shaun Ryder
Happy Monday's legend and Gogglebox star Shaun Ryder is back for more...despite branding his 2010 show result as 'rigged'. He lost out to Queen of the Jungle and our hearts, Stacey Solomon.
Joe Swash
Speaking of Stacey, Mr Solomon, Joe Swash is back for more. Apparently one crown wasn't enough? Joe went on to host I'm A Celeb's sister show for decade from 2009.
Georgia Toffolo
Yep, five years age Georgia Toffolo aka 'Toff' famously became Queen of the Jungle (and infamously became bezzie mates with Boris Johnson's dad, Stanley, who is now 81). This summer, a source told The Sun that Georgia was set to make a spectacular return to the show in South Africa and is expected to make a LOT more money from her appearance this time around.
Phil Tuffnell
Spin-bowler turned cricket pundit Phil Tufnell – dubbed 'The Cat' by his sporty pals – was coronated King of the Jungle way back in 2003.
Carol Vorderman
We've done the maths and we can confirm that Carol Vordermon is back for a second go at I'm A Celeb, first appearing on the show in 2016, alongside Joel Dommett (remember THOSE chats?) and winner Scarlett Moffatt.
Fatima Whitbread
Legendary javelin thrower Fatima Whitbread is back for round two. Fatima first starred on I'm A Celeb in 2011 and came in third place. She famously got a cockroach stuck up her nose back in the Jungle and, frankly, we're still not over it; another iconic moment for Medic Bob.
Andrew Whyment
They really couldn't throw an I'm A Celeb All Stars without Andrew Whyment, could they? It makes the whole name redundant. The Coronation Street star returns to the popular ITV series just three years after finishing second to Jacqueline Jossa in 2019. We don't want to declare favourites, but...unless Gillian faints again, then we're all hers. We're not even kidding.