ITV Confirms Start Date for 2025 Series of “I’m a Celebrity”
ITV has officially announced the premiere date for the 25th season of I’m a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!, accompanied by a festive new trailer that signals the countdown to Christmas. Presenters Ant and Dec will once again head to the Australian jungle for the popular reality show.
Festive Trailer and Returning Hosts
The new promotional video embraces the show's tradition as a sign of the holiday season. Ant and Dec appear in matching Christmas sweaters decorated with spiders, bugs, and gold stars.
Ant says: "It's the most wonderful time of the year."
Ant adds: "Nothing says Christmas like hungry celebrities in the Aussie jungle covered in bugs."
Dec quips: "It's the gift that keeps on giving. You’re welcome!"
Previous Winners and Rumored Contestants
The last season crowned McFly’s Danny Jones as King of the Jungle, ahead of Coleen Rooney and Reverend Richard Coles. Past champions include Sam Thompson, Jill Scott, Harry Redknapp, and Vicky Pattison.
The 2025 lineup has not yet been revealed, but rumored celebrities include Wayne Rooney, Denise Van Outen, Tommy Fury, Kelly Brook, Conor Benn, and Manchester rapper Aitch. As usual, the contestants will be confirmed once they arrive in Australia.
Author’s Summary
ITV ignites the holiday spirit with a festive trailer revealing the 25th season launch of I’m a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!, bringing familiar faces and new rumored stars to the jungle.
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