I'm a Celebrity confirms return to the Australian jungle for 2022

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BBC EastEnders and former I'm a Celebrity star Dean Gaffney, 44, is reportedly giving the ITV show another try having signed up for an All Stars series, set to be filmed in South Africa. The actor, who played Robbie Jackson in the BBC soap, last appeared in the jungle 16 years ago in 2006 when he headed to Australia alongside hosts Ant and Dec. It's reported that the new all-star series will have a different feel to previous years as the cast will be off to South Africa for the first time in the show's history.

I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here, stressing there's no way she's "eating a kangaroo's bum hole". The ITV presenter recently shut down speculation she may be joining Strictly Come Dancing, saying there's "more chance" of her turning heads on Love Island. But, after bookies William Hill speculated the Scottish journalist would be jetting off to the Australian jungle, Lorraine stopped this gossip in its tracks.

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ITV has officially confirmed that I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! will be returning Down Under for the 2022 series after two years away. The long-running reality series will bid farewell to Gwrych Castle, North Wales, a place the show has called home since 2020 when the pandemic confined production to UK shores. Announcing the news, ITV said in a statement: “Autumn also brings I’m A Celebrity which makes a welcome return to ITV from the Australian jungle.

I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here will return to the Australian jungle this year, ITV has confirmed. The long-running reality TV show has been coming from Gwrych Castle in Wales due to coronavirus restrictions, but the crew and contestants are now heading back down under for the 2022 series.