I’m A Celebrity: All Stars line-up revealed as 14 fan favourites return for series two
The 14 famous faces are already filming the latest trials and tribulations in the great outdoors alongside hosts Ant and Dec
The full line-up for series two of I'm A Celebrity: All Stars has been revealed.
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Some of the biggest personalities in the show's history will once again get covered in creepy critters and survive on minimal food - this time heading to South Africa rather than the Aussie outback.
The 14 famous faces are already filming the latest trials and tribulations in the great outdoors alongside hosts Ant and Dec.
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But which stars are rumoured to be heading back to the jungle in the hopes of clinching legendary status?
From boxing world champions to soap stars, here are the celebrity names battling it out to be crowned king or queen:
David Haye
The Hayemaker, a former boxing world champion, finished third in the series in 2012.
He retired from boxing in 2018 and has since promoted his own vegan protein powder.
Gemma Collins
The Only Way is Essex star did not last long in 2014, withdrawing due to a health issue after only a few days.
The 44-year-old has also appeared on Dancing with Ice.
Seann Walsh
The comedian came fifth in 2022 and also caused a stir on Strictly, when he separated from his Rebecca Humphries after an affair with his dance partner Katya Jones.
He has since been in a relationship with dance teacher Grace Adderley.
Harry Redknapp
The former West Ham and Bournemouth player and manager is best known for his spells coaching Portsmouth and Tottenham.
Happy Harry's anecdotes helped him win the series in 2018.
Scarlett Moffatt
The former star of Gogglebox was the winner of I'm a Celebrity in 2016.
She has since appeared on the show's spin off "Extra Camp:
Adam Thomas
Star of Doctors and Waterloo Road, the actor came third in 2016 on I'm a Celebrity.
He didn't fare so well on Strictly Come Dancing, finishing ninth in 2021.
Sir Mo Farah
Sir Mo competed in 2021, curtailing his efforts to train for that year's Olympics, but is set to return this year with his eyes firmly on the gold.
The former long-distance runner is a four-time Olympic champion and six-time world champion.
Ashley Roberts
The former Pussy Cat Dolls star took part in I'm a Celebrity in 2014 and finished second.
She is now found on Heart 00s, where she presents a show.
Sinitta
The American-born British singer, known for her 1980s hits Cruising and So Macho, competed in the 2011 series.
She has since regularly been seen on Loose Women and This Morning.
Craig Charles
The 6 Music presenter is a former star of Red Dwarf, Coronation Street, Robot Wars, and Takeshi's Castle.
He took part in the 14th series of I'm a Celebrity but pulled out when his brother died.
Jimmy Bullard
Bullard was known for his flamboyance on and off the pitch as a footballer.
The midfielder played for Wigan, Fulham and Hull City, among other teams.
Beverley Callard
The former Corrie actress took part in the 2020 edition of I'm a Celebrity.
She was the fourth contestant to be eliminated - but is apparently hungry for another try.