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Huge stars returning for I'm A Celeb South Africa next month
The all-stars edition features returning celebrities competing for the 'Legend of the Jungle' title with tougher challenges, filmed late last year, ITV said.
- This April, A Celebrity... South Africa returns on ITV1, filmed towards the end of last year and hosted by Ant and Dec.
- ITV's all‑stars edition reunites former campmates in South Africa to compete to be crowned the Legend of the Jungle in the spin‑off's second season, after Myleene Klass won in 2023.
- Adam Thomas, Scarlett Moffatt, Myleene Klass, Sir Mo Farah, David Haye, Gemma Collins, Ashley Roberts, Beverley Callard, Craig Charles, Jimmy Bullard and Harry Redknapp are returning, with some after over a decade.
- Promotional footage promises scandals and challenges, with past editions showing commercial interest as Matt Hancock earned a 400,000 fee, highlighting the series' market pull.
- Several stars return after long gaps, with Adam Thomas after 10 years and Craig Charles over a decade later, teasing redemption arcs and revelations, as teasers describe the series as 'quite a lot harder' and 'harder, tougher, and dirtier'.
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