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Rumoured Cast For I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here All Stars

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I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here has been a staple of British television since it began in 2002.

Since the show has been on for two decades, and is still gaining mass viewing figures, they have decided to bring back the best campmates for an All Stars series.

The All Stars series will be filmed in South Africa and is set to air in 2023.

Who Are The Rumoured Campmates For I’m A Celebrity All Stars?

Joe Swash

TV personality Swash appeared on the show in 2008 and won it! He is married to fellow winner Stacey Solomon and is rumoured to be coming back for more.

Phil Tufnell

Cricketer and broadcaster Tufnell managed to win the coveted title of King of the Jungle in the 2003 series. However, he is rumoured to be making a return to the camp when the All Stars series begins.

Georgia Toffolo

Made In Chelsea star Toffolo was crowned as Queen of the Jungle in 2017. She famously made a great friendship with Stanley Johnson.

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Shaun Ryder

Foul-mouthed Happy Mondays singer Ryder made waves when he appeared on the show. He ended up coming runner-up in 2010.

Andy Whyment

Whyment is best known for his role as Kirk Sutherland on Coronation Street. He was a fan favourite when he appeared on the show in 2019, coming runner-up.

Myleene Klass

Presenter, musician and singer Klass first appeared on the show in 2006 and ultimately finished as runner-up.

Jordan Banjo

BGT winner Banjo is part of the dance troupe Diversity. He appeared on the 2016 series and was voted out fourth.

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Dean Gaffney

Gaffney is best known for his role in EastEnders as Robbie Jackson. He originally appeared on the show in 2006.

Gillian McKeith

In 2010, TV personality McKeith appeared on the show and is one of the most famous contestants. She ‘fainted’ on live TV after being voted by the public to partake in a trial.

Amir Khan

Professional boxer Khan appeared on the series in 2017. Despite ruffling some feathers, he finished in fifth place.

Carol Voderman

Countdown alumni and TV presenter Vorderman came in eighth place when she appeared on the show in 2016.

Paul Burrell

Former butler to the late Princess Diana, Burrell came in as runner-up on the 2004 series.

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Helen Flanagan

Flanagan is best known for her role as Rosie Webster in Coronation Street. In 2012, she finished in seventh place.

Janice Dickinson

Dickinson is an American model and TV personality. She caused a storm on the 2007 series and came in as runner-up.

Fatima Whitbread

Whitbread is an Olympic athlete who originally finished in third place on the 2011 series. She famously got a cockroach stuck up her nose during a bushtucker trial.