I'm a Celebrity's Paul Burrell supported by fans as he issues cancer update

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! fans have been left disappointed as the South African series kicked off, with one key change meaning that viewers won't be able to vote on who should participate in the iconic bushtucker trials.The new all-star series, titled I'm A Celebrity...

I'm A Celebrity...South Africa viewers saw a shock late addition to the camp in the first episode, when a box was delivered to the group containing none other than Gillian McKeith.The controversial ex-campmate was the infamous star of the 2010 series, where her antics included falling out with her co-stars, refusing to do trials, and fainting live on air - which some suspected she faked. Gillian's main enemy in the Australian camp was Happy Mondays star Shaun Ryder, who looked less than thrilled by her surprise arrival at the end of Monday's All Stars series opening episode.

Former royal butler Paul Burrell left I'm A Celebrity... South Africa viewers annoyed, just moments after opening his mouth, as quickly mentioned his royal connections.

Janice Dickinson won the hearts of viewers as she failed to recognise former royal butler Paul Burrell and let rip at Shaun Ryder within moments of meeting them on I'm A Celebrity ...Get Me Out Of Here! The American supermodel, 68, was introduced to her new campmates in the new South Africa spin-off.

Fans of I'm a Celebrity are delighted to be getting a fix of the jungle action earlier in the year with some famous faces from over the past 20 years of the hit ITV show. Former Coronation Street star Helen Flanagan is one of the all-star line-up taking part in the I'm A Celebrity ...Get Me Out Of Here! spin-off set in South Africa.

The new spin-off series of I'm A Celebrity airs on ITV tonight (April 24) with a brand new format and a new location. Some of the show's most memorable campmates from over the years will be returning to battle it out to become the first ever I'm A Celeb 'legend'.

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here is usually one of the shows that signal Christmas is around the corner alongside the likes of Strictly Come Dancing. But in a first, the hit ITV reality show is returning to screens tonight (Monday, April 24) with a brand new spin-off series.

I'm A Celebrity...South Africa viewers got a blast from the past in the show's opening episode when Paul Burrell returned with the exact same trial face he became famous for nearly 20 years ago. Paul, 64, has returned along with a camp full of the series' stars from previous years for an all-star show in South Africa and began with an entrance challenge of paddling down a river with Janice Dickinson and Shaun Ryder to win meals by retrieving keys.

Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly will be back on Monday with a brand new series of I'm A Celebrity All Stars, which will see the likes of Paul Burrell, Carol Vorderman and Jordan Banjo heading to South Africa. The comedy duo have swapped the Australian jungle for South Africa's Kruger National Park for the new series of I'm A Celebrity. .

Carol Vorderman and Janice Dickinson were involved in a furious row over the Royal Family during filming for I'm A Celebrity... South Africa.

Paul Burrell has gushed over his friendship with Helen Flanagan ahead of the I'm A Celebrity... South Africa series premiere on Monday.

Princess Diana, has opened up about his battle with cancer and how he believes the late Royal, and Queen Elizabeth II, are watching over him. During an appearance on ITV's Lorraine in the run-up to the latest series of I'm A Celebrity, Paul spoke about his guardian angels and his cancer diagnosis. It was revealed earlier this year that health tests carried out before his participation in the show led to his diagnosis.

ITV has released the first look at the stars in the South African jungle for the upcoming All Stars season of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! In the images, former supermodel Janice Dickinson, 68, is seen pre-camp looking glamorous in a loose blue wrap-front blouse, silver hoop earrings, hot pink lipstick and chic shades atop her sleek, long brunette locks.

Paul O’Grady's devastated partner Andre Portasio cradled one of his beloved pet dogs as he rode as part of the late entertainer's funeral cortege as it travelled through the village of Aldington. Andre was visibly emotional as he saw the outpouring of love and grief for his husband of five years, after locals in the village were invited to line the streets as the cortege passed. TV legend Paul, who famously portrayed the drag act Lily Savage, passed away "unexpectedly but peacefully" aged 67 on March 28 at home with Andre.

A host of famous faces have arrived at Paul O’Grady’s funeral to mourn their late friend.The TV favourite passed away “unexpectedly” aged 67 on 28 March, leaving his friends, family and fans heartbroken. Paul is being laid to rest in a private ceremony in Kent, where the star had lived for 20 years years. Ahead of the service, fans of the late comic and presenter lined the streets to pay their respects – dogs and all.

I'm A Celebrity... South Africa will see the return of some of the most memorable campmates from I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! over the years in the brand new setting of South Africa. All of the campmates in this 'all-star' series previously survived the Australian jungle, but South Africa will prove to be a harder proposition which will push them to their limits and test them like never before.

dads. The former royal butler, 64, who completed his cancer radiotherapy treatment earlier this month, will be joining the likes of Carol Vorderman, Phil Tufnell and Shaun Ryder for a special edition of I’m A Celebrity which was recorded in South Africa in 2022. The father-of-two came out as gay in 2017 after splitting from his wife of 32 years in 2016.

They’ve eaten witchetty grubs, waded through fish guts and been buried alive – but now nine fearless stars are back for more I’m A Celeb-style torture.The Bushtucker trials on this special show – which is set in South Africa – are tougher and scarier than ever before, with Ant and Dec warning of “harsher and more unforgiving” conditions. Nine celebrities will be entering camp in the launch episode, with more famous faces set enter the series at a later point. The show will have no public vote and the stars will be competing against each other in a battle to become the first ever 'I'm A Celebrity Legend'.

Paul Burrell has revealed his appearance on the upcoming I'm A Celebrity...South Africa is "for dads struggling with their sexuality".The popular and long-running competitive ITV series will be back on screens next week, with the former Royal butler joining the likes of other former campmates in South Africa, including boxer Amir Khan, Coronation Street's Helen Flanagan and Diversity dancer Jordan Banjo. And speaking ahead of his second stint in the jungle, 64 year old Paul, who finished runner-up in the 2004 series of the show, explained: "I loved doing it the first time around and to be asked again is very special." He added: "It's like coming into the final of the jungle Olympics.

dads. The former royal butler, 64, who completed his cancer radiotherapy treatment earlier this month, will be joining the likes of Carol Vorderman, Phil Tufnell and Shaun Ryder for a special edition of I’m A Celebrity which was recorded in South Africa in 2022. The father-of-two came out as gay in 2017 after splitting from his wife of 32 years in 2016.