I’m A Celebrity 2023: All you need to know

I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here, the most adventurous show on British TV, has transported us back to Australia for another year with one of the most alluring line-ups to date.

Here is all you need to know about I’m A Celebrity 2023, with updates on this year’s contestants, where it is filmed and the latest odds at William Hill.

What happened in last night’s episode?

Last night was a real tear-jerker, as the campmates read out their letters from home going into the final week of the competition. We also saw the first eviction, with Frankie Dettori and Nella Rose announced as the bottom two. However, it was Frankie who was ultimately voted out to be the first to go from a public vote, following two earlier exits from Grace Dent and Jamie Lynn Spears due to “medical grounds”, cutting their journeys short.

Who are the I’m A Celeb 2022 contestants?

5/4 – Sam Thompson: Having left popular E4 reality show Made in Chelsea, Sam Thompson has made various appearances on entertainment shows such as Celebs go Dating and Celebrity Big Brother in which he came third. He is the boyfriend of a former Love Island contestant Zara McDermott, who recently appeared on this year’s Strictly Come Dancing.

5/4 – Tony Bellew: Former professional boxer who held the British and Commonwealth light-heavyweight titles between 2010 and 2014, the European cruiserweight title from 2015 to 2016 and is a three-time ABA heavyweight champion as an amateur. Since his career as a professional, Bellew has become a boxing analyst and commentator and has also appeared as the antagonist in boxing blockbuster films Creed I and Creed II.

7/1 – Josie Gibson: Shot to fame following her win on Big Brother in 2010 and has since been best known as being one of the regular co-hosts of ITV daytime show This Morning. Having expressed her dread for the insects in the jungle, she will be looking to overcome her fears and surprise herself!

12/1 – Nigel Farage: Controversial former leader of UKIP and most notoriously the leader of the Brexit Party, later renamed Reform Britain. The jungle has become a familiar destination for politicians, a year after former health secretary Matt Hancock appeared on the show.

22/1 – Danielle Harold: Having left popular British soap opera EastEnders earlier this year, Danielle is taking on the jungle. The actor joined the BBC soap as Lola Pearce-Brown in 2011 and was on the show for 12 years. Harold won Best Serial Drama Performance at the National Television Awards for her efforts.

33/1 – Marvin Humes: Originally found fame as part of boyband JLS on The X Factor way back in 2008 finishing second, he has since made a name for himself presenting shows such as This Morning, The Hit List and hosted popular BBC show The Voice UK from 2014 to 2016. The show has been on his bucket list of years so he will be more than excited to get stuck into this year’s competition.

80/1 – Nick Pickard: Soap royalty Nick Pickard has played the character of Tony Hutchinson on Channel 4’s Hollyoaks since its first episode back in 1995. He is the show’s longest-serving cast member and was honoured with the British Soap Award for Outstanding Achievement in 2017. He has assured his fans that he will return to the show following his stint in the jungle, but this is a “once in a lifetime opportunity” for him.

100/1 – Fred Sirieix: The French maître d’hôtel is a familiar face for television fans, with appearances on Channel 4’s First Dates, BBC Two’s Million Pound Menu and of course ITV’s Gordon, Gino, and Fred: Road Trip. Fred has admitted that he’s “scared of everything” but is keen to get out of his comfort zone.

100/1 – Nella Rose: TV presenter and YouTuber with over 750,000k subscribers takes to the jungle following appearances on the UK version of Catfish as well as the host of the Brit Awards red carpet. This year Nella Rose has begun presenting digital series Tapped Out for Channel 4. She has declared that her role in camp is likely to be keeping morale high and humour high as times get tough in camp.

When did I’m A Celebrity start?

I’m A Celebrity 2023 started on Sunday 19th November at 9pm on ITV. The show usually runs for up to three weeks which is when Ant and Dec will crown the queen or king of the jungle 2023.

Where is I’m A Celeb filmed?

With series in both Wales and South Africa from recent years, this year’s season is back down under in Australia to the familiar location that viewers have grown to know quite well since the first season back in 2002.

Who are the I’m A Celeb hosts?

If there’s one thing the public love about the show, it is no doubt the charismatic hosts, Ant and Dec, who will be returning for yet another year of hosting the competition. Ahead of their return, the pair expressed their excitement for the show to return to its “home” in the Australian jungle.

Previous I’m A Celeb winners

We’ve had a diverse group of winners over the years, with some entertaining second and third places alike. Below is a table displaying all of the winners and runners up since the show first aired in 2002:

I’m A Celeb betting markets

With the line up now on our screens, you can bet on who you think will win here.

Another market William Hill will offer is the next to be evicted market, where punters can wager on who will be voted off the show next. The odds on this market can change wildly between episodes, so keeping up to date with the latest action is essential.

Other betting markets are yet to be determined, but head over to the William Hill TV specials website to find the latest markets on offer.

I’m a Celeb betting tips

Staying up to date with all the latest by watching the show on ITV is the best way to research for betting on I’m A Celeb. However, it can also be useful to have a scroll through social media to get a feeling of what other fans are thinking, as they will be the ones who vote contestants out and vote in the winner.

Latest I’m A Celeb betting odds at William Hill