The Mirror can now reveal the next 10 stars who are confirmed to be taking part in the second All-Stars version of I’m A Celebrity, which has been brought back after proving a big hit hit last time around

It’s been nearly three years since the first I’m a Celebrity: South Africa aired on ITV featuring an all-star cast of memorable characters from across the years.

Now the Mirror can reveal the next 10 stars who are confirmed to be taking part in the second All-Stars version, which has been brought back after proving a big hit hit last time around.

Presenters Ant and Dec have revealed the new series will have a big twist – the final will be filmed live in the UK, meaning that ITV viewers will get the chance to vote for their winner.

Last time it was Myleene Klass who won the title of “legend” in the pre-recorded show, this time it will be down to the audience to decide.

But who will prove the most popular? There may be a couple more names yet to come, but here is our list of the celebrities who have already started filming in South Africa:

David Haye


The boxing star was a hit on the series back in 2012(Image: davidhaye)

The boxer came third in 2012, the year that was won byEastEnder Charlie Brooks, and has since become the poster-boy for throuples – which means a three-way relationship. Should be interesting….

The GC

Gemma Collins turned up in 2014, looked horrified, and ran away again three days later citing personal problems. So the big question is, will she actually make it into the camp? Time will tell.

Harry Redknapp


Harry won the show in 2018(Image: ITV/REX/Shutterstock)

Ex-football manager Harry won over the public by talking endlessly about his love for wife Sandra and jam roly-poly back in 2018, leading to him becoming the oldest King of the Jungle in the show’s history.

Seann Walsh

The comedian finished in fifth place in 2023, five years after being pictured caught kissing his married Strictly Come Dancing partner Katya Jones while his girlfriend spent her birthday at home alone.

Scarlett Moffatt


The Goggleboxer became Queen of the Jungle in 2016

The Goggleboxer became Queen of the Jungle in 2016 having been the bookies’ favourite right from the start. Now a mum to a toddler, her Geordie humour is sure to prove as entertaining as ever.

Adam Thomas

The former soap star has done just about every reality show going, so it’s no surprise that he’s been confirmed for a second stint in the jungle.In 2016 he lost out to Scarlett – will it happen again?

Sir Mo Farah


Sir Mo Farah took part in 2020(Image: ITV/REX/Shutterstock)

Since the celebrated, gold-medal winning Olympian took part back in 2020, he has revealed that Mo isn’t his real name – he was trafficked to the UK under a false identity as a child. Plenty to talk about.

Ashley Roberts

The Pussycat Doll was in the same group as David Haye back in 2012, finishing runner-up to Charlie Brooks. She’s dated Giovanni Pernice in the past so we might get a bit of Strictly goss?

Sinitta


Sinitta appeared on the show in 2011(Image: ITV)


However, she was second to go(Image: Hoda Davaine/Dave Benett/Getty I)

The singer, best known for her long friendship with Simon Cowell, took part back in 2011 and was a late entrant. Once the voting began she was the second to go – perhaps this time she can do a bit better?

Craig Charles

Corrie fave and Radio 6 Music DJ Craig had a terrible time in 2014, when he left after four days having learned his brother Dean had suffered a fatal heart attack. Hope he has a happier time in South Africa.