The favourites to win I’m a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! are emerging as the first public vote nears.
This weekend, the stars will start being eliminated from the ITV series – but two contestants should be content that they’ll be safe. The odds currently have McFly singer Danny Jones sitting at the top of the list alongside Coleen Rooney.
Bosses will undoubtedly be happy to hear Rooney has gone down well with the public considering they paid a hefty sum for her appearance.
Sitting at the other side of the odds is Dean McCullough, who has been relentlessly selected to participate in this year’s Bushtucker Trials. On Monday (26 November), he earnt 10 stars in his sixth trial – a much better attempt than one that caused the show’s co-host Ant McPartlin to react “unprofessionally”.
In tonight’s episode of I’m a Celebrity,Maura Higgins and Jane Moore will take on the next trial, “The Fright at the End of the Tunnel”.
Follow along with all the live updates from tonight’s episode below
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- Dean earns 10 stars in sixth trial
- Richard Coles opens up about being a gay reverend on I’m a Celebrity
- Meet this year’s I’m a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! contestants
- How much are the I’m a Celebrity 2024 contestants being paid?
Ant McPartlin takes another swipe at Dean McCullough despite successful ‘I’m a Celeb' trial
20:00
Jacob Stolworthy
I’m a Celebrity host Ant McPartlin has taken another swipe at Dean McCullough, despite the Radio One DJ winning 10 stars for the camp on Monday’s episode.
Jane Moore accuses Barry McGuigan of ageism and misogyny
19:30
Jacob Stolworthy
The latest series of I’m a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! has undergone another shake-up as a public vote shifted control of the camp to contestants Danny Jones and Barry McGuigan.
The changes appear to have stirred up resentment in the camp, with Moore having specifically requested not to do the cleaning. In the episode, Jones claimed that he had been told the opposite by the Loose Women panellist herself.
Coleen Rooney recalls meeting with ‘dirty’ Donald Trump
19:00
Jacob Stolworthy
On Sunday’s (24 November) episode, Rooney recalled meeting Trump at the White House with her family.
“When we lived in America, we were invited to the White House for Christmas, and we went in to meet Donald Trump,” she said. “And we walked in and we got to get the official photograph taken in front of the Christmas tree.
‘I’m a Celebrity' fans dumbstruck by GK Barry and Richard Coles’s risqué chat
18:30
Jacob Stolworthy
I’m a Celebrity fans were left shocked by a risqué chat between content creator GK Barry and Reverend Richard Coles on Monday night’s show (25 November).
After a heart-to-heart about Coles’s experience of being a gay vicar, Barry – who earlier in the series opened up about her sexuality and coming out – talked about how she used to be religious. She recalled going to a religious camp when she was younger, where there were men telling her not to have sex before she was married.
She said that even at 13, she thought: “Well, that’s not gonna happen. I see my future and it involves scissoring.”
Coles, 62, then asked Barry, 25, what scissoring is. She chose not to explain it to him in detail, but did tell him it was something that lesbians do. He then started making jokes about the “sizzling scissoring sisterhood”, and the pair collapsed into giggles.
Viewers were taken aback, to say the least. “Talking about scissoring with a reverend. I’m a Celeb is not real,” wrote one fan on X/Twitter
Maura Higgins describes ‘revenge’ on ex-boyfriend before 'Love Island'
18:00
Jacob Stolworthy
Maura Higgins has opened up about an incident with a former boyfriend that prompted her to go on Love Island.
During a segment on Sunday’s (24 November) episode, Higgins told fellow campmates Jane Moore, the Loose Women panellist, and McFly singer Danny Jones, about taking revenge on her former partner.
Speaking about the build-up to her participation on Love Island, she recalled: “So I had a boyfriend at the time.”
While she was initially unsure whether to agree to go on the hit dating series, she one day decided to look through her boyfriend’s phone – only to learn of her partner’s indiscretions.
Meet this year’s I’m a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! contestants
16:00
Greg Evans
I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! is in full flow, with a whole new roster of famous faces taking on jungle life.
How much are the I’m a Celebrity 2024 contestants being paid?
15:00
Greg Evans
I’m a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! 2024 features the ITV show’s highest-paid star yet.
How much are the I’m a Celebrity 2024 contestants being paid?
09:00
Greg Evans
I’m a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! 2024 features the ITV show’s highest-paid star yet.
I’m a Celebrity fans dumbstruck by GK Barry and Richard Coles’s risqué chat
08:00
Greg Evans
I’m a Celebrity fans were left shocked by a risqué chat between content creator GK Barry and Reverend Richard Coles on Monday night’s show (25 November).
I’m a Celeb co-host Ant McPartlin shares his verdict on Alan and Dean row
07:00
Greg Evans
I’m a Celebrity host Ant McPartlin has suggested that Coronation Street star Alan Halsall was being “passive aggressive” before an argument broke out between him and BBC Radio 1 DJ Dean McCullough.
I’m a Celeb odds: Who do the bookies think will win?
Monday 25 November 2024 20:30
Greg Evans
Danny Jones remains the favourite but odds have been slashed on Coleen Rooney.
How much are the I’m a Celebrity 2024 contestants being paid?
Monday 25 November 2024 20:00
Greg Evans
I’m a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! 2024 features the ITV show’s highest-paid star yet.
Viewers demand rules change as Dean faces his sixth trial
Monday 25 November 2024 18:00
Greg Evans
Dean McCullough will take on “Jack and the Screamstalk” in tonight’s Bushtucker Trial, which will be the Radio One DJ’s sixth trial of the series already.
The 32-year-old is already on course for an I’m a Celeb record, for doing seven trials on the show but viewers are quickly getting annoyed with the DJ constantly being selected for the challenges.
After it was announced, many fans voiced their frustrations with the current voting system and asked for there to be a rule change.
One person wrote: “Please implement a new rule where people can’t get voted after their second trial in a row. It just makes the show boring and makes your show very repetitive.”
“I think once you’ve done one trial you should be exempt from the next one to give others a chance,” a second viewer said.
A third added: “This is getting boring now. Campmates shouldn’t be able to be voted for twice in a row for trials. It’s ruining it every year.”
