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I’M A Celebrity has confirmed their full cast, releasing a series of images of the stars bundled up and ready for the British winter.
The lineup, which was revealed by The Sun earlier this week, was announced at the end of a two-hour special before the show’s return to ITV on Sunday.
Instead of the usual vests and light shirts that viewers are used to seeing in the Australian jungle, celebrities are seen in super-warm vests.
This year’s campers will be arriving shortly at historic Gwyrch Castle in North Wales for the show’s first series in the UK after the coronavirus ended filming for Down Under.
This year’s guys are TV host Vernon Kay, Olympics legend Mo Farah, soap opera icon Shane Richie, former Strictly dancer AJ Pritchard, and Radio 1 DJ Jordan North.
Meanwhile, the girls are Corrie’s Beverley Callard, former EastEnders actress Jessica Plummer, podcast star Giovanna Fletcher, Paralympian Hollie Arnold, and news legend Victoria Derbyshire.
Boys
Vernon kayThe 46-year-old warned viewers to expect tears from him at camp, saying, “I will cry one hundred percent.
“But I’m excited to do I’m a Celebrity. The physical and mental challenges will be really interesting. “
Shane richieThe 56-year-old joked about the show’s meager servings, saying, “Six hundred calories a day is like a slice of cake on a Sunday.
“But I have to go straight back to the West End to play a drag queen in a dress and I’ll look great!”
For FarahThe 37-year-old said: “It’s so out of my comfort zone, but I just want to come in and be myself.
“I really want to meet different people, receive challenges and work as a team.”
AJ PritchardThe 26-year-old said he had swapped the BBC’s Strictly for an even more entertaining show.
He said, with a hint of shadow: “I was so excited to see Strictly return this fall, but now I’m going to be in an even better show!”
North JordanThe 30-year-old said the trials are likely to sound like a nightmare and said, “I have so many phobias and fears.
“I’m worried about disappointing people, but I also want to test the best I can. I hope Radio 1 listeners support me.”
The girls
Jessica plummerThe 28-year-old said her friends think she’ll have trouble at the castle, saying, “Everyone I’ve told them to thinks I’m crazy.
“My family is like ‘Jess seriously, you are such a scared cat and you are so precious with your luxuries, what do you sign up for?'”
Victoria DerbyshireThe 52-year-old explained that she will be at home with one of the program’s staples, saying, “I can boil rice but I can’t cook.
“I am a good listener and I enjoy talking to people. I hope to have fun and make new friends.”
Giovanna fletcherThe 35-year-old said the weeks at I’m A Celeb will be the longest she has ever been away from her family, but added that she is more up to the challenge than her McFly husband, Tom.
She explained: “Of the two of us, I am the one who takes the spiders out of the house! He is very proud and excited.”
Bev callardThe 63-year-old said she didn’t like her chances, but was happy with the company anyway. She said, “Oh, listen, I won’t win.
“But I must say that because this year has been very lonely for everyone, I feel very fortunate that the end of the year is an incredible experience for me.”
Hollie arnoldThe 26-year-old explained that she would act as a referee for the camp if it all starts, saying: “I am strong-minded but I respect other people as well and that is why I will be the peacemaker.
“I love cooking and I’ll be a shoulder to cry on too. I’ll probably end up singing too!”
The guests
The new setting in the previously abandoned 200-year-old castle will include familiar features such as the central fire pit, congregation and chore areas, and an outdoor bathroom.
Bookies have already named their favorite for the I’m A Celeb crown this year, with Shane Richie as their first choice for the title.
I’m A Celeb returns to ITV for its first UK series at 9pm next Sunday.
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