I’m a Celebrity All Stars’ full ‘leaked’ line-up as Ant and Dec tease ‘hard’ series

I’m a Celebrity’s All Stars show has been filmed in secret in South Africa but the celebrities taking part have been leaked and rumours are picking up pace.

In the new teaser trailer, Ant McPartlin and Dec Donnelly confirmed that the ITV show can be “quite a lot harder” than the original series.

Names linked with the ITV reality show include 2018 winner Harry Redknapp and Towie’s Gemma Collins, who famously only lasted three days in the jungle. Scarlett Moffatt, who won I’m A Celeb in 2016, has also been rumoured for the cast and in a TV interview on 8 January she appeared to hint that she had been back to camp.

The ITV show is a spin-off from I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here, which is filmed Down Under every year, with Ant and Dec at the helm. It is a legends version where celebrities who have been on the main show return to have a second chance at their jungle experience, this time in Kruger National Park in South Africa.

Watch I’m a Celebrity All Stars trailer

I’m a Celebrity… South Africa started two years ago; it attracted an audience of more than five million viewers across its run. This compares to the original series which averaged at seven million viewers for the 2024 run.

This series of I’m a Celebrity All Stars will have a live grand final broadcast direct from London, where viewers will be able to have their final say on who will be crowned the ultimate 2026 legend.

Ant says: “The campmates really brought their A-game to the first series, so we can’t wait to be back for more trials, challenges and surprises amongst the beautiful South African landscape.”

Dec says: “Having a live final is an exciting addition to the new series with the viewers choosing their IAC Legend and we’ve heard some of the new trials are truly epic, even by I’m A Celeb… standards!”

These are the household names rumoured to be taking part in I’m a Celebrity All-Stars, which will air in 2026, according to The Mirror and The Sun. ITV representatives told Yahoo UK that any names are speculation.

Scarlett Moffatt

Gogglebox personality Scarlett Moffatt had the nation falling in love with her when she won I’m a Celebrity in 2016. It’s been almost a decade since her jungle stint but she’s rumoured to be returning for the legends series – and now she has added fuel to the fire.

Asked whether she had returned to camp on Good Morning Britain on 8 January, she coyly replied: “Well, I can neither confirm nor deny but what I will say is that the rumoured line-up look like an absolute party.”

Host Richard Madeley said: “Well if you’re not denying it, we’re taking that as a yes.” Moffatt smiled: “Well, Richard it’s up to you.”

Her personal life is going through big happy changes at the moment as she welcomed her son two years ago and she’s in the midst of planning her wedding.

Jimmy Bullard

It’s been more than 10 years since Jimmy Bullard starred on I’m a Celebrity in 2014. But the former footballer has reportedly scored another stint on the series, according to The Sun.

The first time round on I’m a Celebrity opened doors to his broadcasting career. This time round it’s reported he would be in the good company of footballing legend Harry Redknapp.

Beverley Callard

Coronation Street star Beverley Callard did I’m a Celebrity when it was in the cold, wet castle in Wales during the Covid pandemic.

Now the actor — known for playing Liz McDonald on the cobbles — could have the chance to experience what I’m a Celebrity is like when it’s filmed in South Africa. Reports of her possible signing first emerged in The Sun.

Ashley Roberts

Ashley Roberts was the runner up when she took part in the jungle series in 2012 but she could be coming back to take the crown.

The Pussycat Doll appeared in the same I’m a Celebrity series as David Haye who is also rumoured to be making a comeback.

Adam Thomas

TV bosses have also reportedly cast Adam Thomas, who was in the same series that Moffatt won in 2016. He battled 12 Bushtucker trials during his time in the jungle.

Having loved the experience, he made a comeback for the spin-off show I’m A Celebrity: Extra Camp with Joel Dommett and Emily Atack in 2019.

Craig Charles

Former Coronation Street star Craig Charles is reported to get a second chance at the jungle show.

After four days in the jungle in 2014, he had to quit when his brother Dean had a fatal heart attack.

The actor is best known for playing taxi driver Lloyd Mullaney on the cobbles and Dave Lister in Red Dwarf.

Sinitta

The X Factor’s Sinitta was a late arrival in the jungle 14 years ago but she was voted off second.

It has been reported the singer wants to have a second go as she could be featuring on the I’m a Celebrity All Stars series.

Mo Farah

Sir Mo Farah is another name rumoured to join the race for I’m a Celebrity All Stars.

It was reported the competitive athlete turned down Strictly Come Dancing and instead he has been eyeing up a return to the jungle franchise.

The former long-distance runner came fifth in I’m a Celebrity in 2020 when the Covid-hit show was filmed in Wales instead of Down Under.

David Haye

David Haye may have come third in his stint in the jungle but he could be making a comeback for the All Stars series, according to reports.

More recently, the athlete has courted the attention of headlines with his three-way “throuple” relationships with his girlfriend Sian Osborne and other women.

Harry Redknapp

Football manager Redknapp was crowned the king of the jungle in 2018. It’s reported that the 78-year-old was top of the wish list for the legend series.

In 2018, The Sun reported Redknapp was paid £500,000 for his I’m a Celebrity stint which made him the highest-paid celebrity at the time. Coleen Rooney is now thought to be the highest-paid I’m a Celebrity star after reports she took home more than £1.5million (which is more than Nigel Farage, who starred on the previous series).

Will Redknapp be hoping to take the crown for a second time?

Gemma Collins

Gemma Collins is one of the most memorable I’m a Celebrity contestants. Her brief stint on I’m a Celebrity will go down in the show’s history after she only lasted three days (or 72 hours) in the Australian jungle in 2014.

But it’s being reported that the former TOWIE star could be ready to give it a second go more than 11 years later. The reports may not be as wild as it initially sounds as the GC surprisingly admitted she would say “yes” if she was invited back.

In 2019, she told The Jonathan Ross show: “I felt hugely out of my depth—I was petrified. If I was to go back now, I’ve got more experience. I’ve got a tougher skin now, and I think that’s where the GC came into play. If they asked me back, yes, I’d go back.”

Perhaps now is the time Collins will make her comeback.

Seann Walsh

Strictly’s Seann Walsh could be returning to I’m a Celebrity for the legends series, according to The Sun.

The comedian entered the jungle for the first time in 2022 after he was pictured kissing his Strictly pro dancer Katya Jones in 2018. At the time, Jones was married to Neil Jones and Walsh was in a relationship with actor Rebecca Humphries; both couples subsequently split.

Walsh won over the favour of the viewers at home when he finished in fifth place on I’m a Celebrity. Three years since leaving the jungle, he has had a daughter with dance teacher Grace Adderley.

Who won I’m a Celebrity All Stars?

Myleene Klass won the first-ever I’m a Celebrity legends spin-off that aired in 2023, having originally come second to Matt Willis when she appeared on the main show in 2006. Kind-hearted mum Klass donated her £100,000 winning fee to Save The Children.

Famous faces Carol Vorderman, Helen Flanagan, Jordan Banjo, Shaun Ryder, Phil Tufnell, Carol Vorderman, Paul Burrell, Amir Khan, Janice Dickinson and Fatima Whitbread all returned for the South African series.

I’m A Celebrity producers were rattled over Klass’s incredible Bushtucker trial, where she swallowed 40 spoons of fermented tofu. She told Yahoo: “I was thinking, ‘They’re not gonna kill me because somewhere in the world someone’s done this’ but it turns out no one in the world had done this before.”

“I spoke to Ant and Dec on the plane on the way back,” she said. “And they actually said, ‘When you said you were gonna do all 40, the producers were like it’s not going to happen.’ And they said, ‘The producers started coming out from the tent halfway through where they were watching the monitors to actually see this with their own eyes, because they were like: ‘No!’

“I’m like, ‘God, I have no idea that this is all going on behind the scenes.’ I was thinking, ‘They’re not gonna kill me because somewhere in the world someone’s done this’, but it turns out no one in the world had done this before.

“Ant and Dec said, ‘You were a machine. What were you doing?’ And I said, ‘I just thought that somebody must have done 40, you wouldn’t have given me 40!’ They were like: ‘No, no.’ And the games leader said no one had got past seven. I thought, ‘Jesus, I did seven in the first minute!’ I have never felt so sick in my life.”

I’m a Celebrity… South Africa will air on ITV in 2026.