November 6th 2024.
ITV executives have a top priority for Coleen Rooney, the star of the highly-anticipated I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! 2024. They want to make sure she stays happy and healthy during her time on the show. This is especially important given her chronic illness, which may exempt her from participating in some of the infamous Bushtucker Trials.
The show is set to return this month with an all-star line-up, featuring names such as Maura Higgins, Danny Jones, Tulisa Contostavlos, Oti Mabuse, and GK Barry. But it was the news of Coleen's potential participation that caused the biggest stir. It was rumored that she had secured a record-breaking deal, surpassing last year's highest-paid contestant Nigel Farage.
However, with her reactive arthritis, there is a possibility that Coleen may not be able to take part in all of the challenges. A source close to the show revealed that the executives want to ensure her well-being and will consider her condition on a case-by-case basis. Although her arthritis is currently under control, it could be triggered by stress, and the show's producers want to take every precaution to keep her happy and healthy.
Reactive arthritis is a condition that causes inflammation and swelling in various joints in the body, including the knees, feet, toes, hips, and ankles. It often develops after an infection, such as a sexually transmitted infection or a bowel infection. The main symptoms are joint pain, stiffness, and swelling, although it can also affect the genital tract and eyes.
The show's producers are well aware of their duty of care towards the contestants, and they have a strict protocol for dealing with health issues. In the case of Coleen, they will closely monitor her physical health and make adjustments to the challenges if necessary. They want to make sure she can enjoy her time on the show without risking her health.
Reactive arthritis can be a temporary condition, with symptoms typically clearing up within a few months. However, it can also become chronic in some cases, as Coleen experienced last year during her highly-publicized court trial with fellow WAG Rebekah Vardy. In a documentary about the ordeal, Coleen revealed that the stress caused her arthritis to flare up, affecting her mental and emotional well-being.
While it is understandable that a contestant may not be able to participate in a challenge due to a health condition, some viewers may still express frustration or disappointment. Former campmate Nicola McLean, who took part in the show in 2008, shared her thoughts on this issue on social media. She believes that if a celebrity cannot do all the challenges, they shouldn't be on the show at all.
The Agency has reached out to ITV and Coleen Rooney's representatives for comment on the matter. The show is set to premiere on November 17th, and fans are eagerly anticipating the start of the new season. If you have a celebrity story or any exciting news, feel free to contact the entertainment team through email or by visiting their website. They are always on the lookout for interesting stories and content.
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