I\u2019m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! is lining up two memorable ex-contestants for an all-star version.<\/p>\n
The first all-star version of the ITV<\/a> reality show aired in 2023, bringing back old campmates<\/a> including Helen Flanagan. Jordan Banjo and Carol Vorderman.<\/p>\n It\u2019s been reported that a second run of the series could feature former football manager Harry Redknapp<\/a>, who was crowned King of the Jungle in 2018, and The Only Way is Essex star Gemma Collins<\/a>.<\/p>\n Collins first appeared on the show in 2014, but walked out after just three days.<\/p>\n A source told The Sun <\/a>that getting Redknapp and Collins onto the show would be \u201ca real coup\u201d, adding that Redknapp in particular \u201cwas first on the list of wannabe celebrity contestants\u201d.<\/p>\n The Independent has contacted Collins and Redknapp for comment.<\/p>\n open image in gallery<\/p>\n Harry Redknapp might be returning for all-star ‘I’m a Celebrity’ (ITV)<\/p>\n ITV producers have a large crop from which to pick: the series started in 2002 and has remained a ratings winner for the channel every year since.<\/p>\n Unlike the regular series, which airs from November to December, the all-star version is pre-recorded \u2013 and is expected to air in spring 2026.<\/p>\n Singer and presenter Myleene Klass won the first all-star series, with dancer Banjo finishing in second place and Olympian Fatima Whitbread coming third.<\/p>\n Other former contestants to take part included former cricket player Phil Tufnell, TV personality Janice Dickinson and ex-EastEnders stars Dean Gaffney and Joe Swash.<\/p>\n open image in gallery<\/p>\n Gemma Collins quit \u2018I\u2019m a Celebrity\u2019 after just three days in 2024 (ITV)<\/p>\n Instead of I\u2019m a Celebrity\u2019s usual Australian outback setting, the all-star series is filmed in \u201cthe harsher and more unforgiving\u201d environment of South Africa\u2019s Kruger National Park, with the contestants facing challenges \u201ceven bigger and tougher\u201d than before.<\/p>\n The park, which is 250 miles from Johannesburg, is one of the largest game reserves in Africa, covering an area of more than 7,500 square miles.<\/p>\n It\u2019s unknown how much the all-star contestants get paid, but the amount of money the participating contestants earn on the regular series has exponentially increased since the show started.<\/p>\n This gap has widened even more in the last four years alone, with Noel Edmonds, the one-time highest-paid star<\/a>, receiving \u00a3600,000 for what ended up being just one week in the jungle in 2019.<\/p>\n![\"Harry](\"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/07\/harry-redknapp.jpeg\")
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