Christine McGuinness strongly hinted at her participation in the upcoming season of I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! 2025 during a private conversation with the Mirror at the recent Pride Of Britain Awards. Speaking alongside friend Will Njobvu on the red carpet, they shared a laugh when questioned about her potential jungle adventure. Although hesitant to reveal too much, Christine playfully mentioned the show when discussing her upcoming plans for the year.
Expressing her apprehensions about the challenges in the jungle, Christine admitted her fear of snakes, spiders, and the thought of consuming insects like cockroaches. She humorously noted that she might not last long in the wilderness and wouldn’t consider herself a celebrity by participating in the show.
Meanwhile, at the star-studded event, former Love Island contestant Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu hinted at her possible appearance alongside Christine on I’m A Celebrity. Recalling a spider encounter that prepared her for the show, she joked about putting on a brave front if she finds someone attractive during the competition.
As anticipation builds for the return of I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!, rumors swirl about potential participants, including Vogue Williams, who might follow in her husband Spencer Matthews’ footsteps from a past season. Additionally, the all-star edition I’m A Celebrity… South Africa is set to make a comeback in 2026, featuring past contestants facing new challenges in the South African wilderness, with hosts Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly back on board.
The inaugural series of the South African edition, won by Myleene Klass, featured notable personalities like Shaun Ryder, Phil Tufnell, Carol Vorderman, and Fatima Whitbread. A new element of the show will involve the public deciding the ultimate legend in a live grand final broadcast.
With an official air date pending, viewers can expect more trials, surprises, and stunning landscapes in the upcoming seasons of both I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! and I’m A Celebrity… South Africa.