Potential celebrities for 2024 I'm A Celebrity include Tommy Fury following unexpected breakup.

Who is going to the jungle in the upcoming year?

August 15th 2024.

Potential celebrities for 2024 I'm A Celebrity include Tommy Fury following unexpected breakup.
As the months tick by and the expected air date of this year's I'm A Celebrity approaches, the speculation around the potential line-up is reaching a fever pitch. And with the recent news of his separation from Molly-Mae Hague, boxer Tommy Fury's name is at the top of the list.

Last year's season of the popular reality competition on ITV featured an eclectic mix of celebrities, including Made in Chelsea star Sam Thompson, First Dates' Fred Sirieix, boxer Tony Bellew, and politician Nigel Farage. In the end, it was Sam who emerged as the King of the Jungle, bringing the 23rd series to a close after its premiere in December of 2023.

With the next season set to air in November of 2024, negotiations are underway with potential contestants and the excitement is building as they prepare to pack their bags for the jungle. As always, the rumoured line-up includes a mix of reality TV stars, soap actors, and politicians. And with the recent political shakeup following the July 4th election, there may be a few out-of-work MPs looking for a quick paycheck and a chance to redeem themselves in the public eye.

So, who might we see on this year's I'm A Celebrity? Let's take a look at some of the potential campmates, according to The Agency.

Tommy Fury is no stranger to reality TV, having found fame on Love Island. But with his recent split from Molly-Mae, the odds are in his favor to make an appearance on another ITV program. According to Ladbrokes, Tommy has a 4/1 chance of joining the jungle crew, with spokesperson Alex Apati noting that the network would surely be interested in signing him on after the shock of his breakup. In a statement, Tommy expressed his heartbreak over the end of their relationship and asked for privacy as they navigate this difficult time.

Another Love Island star who may be headed for the jungle is Zara McDermott. Rumors of her split with long-term partner Sam Thompson, who won last year's I'm A Celebrity, have been circulating. But could Zara make an appearance on the show herself? In a previous interview, the Made in Chelsea star and former Strictly contestant hinted at the possibility, saying "you never know what's going to happen." She also joked about not being able to follow in Sam's footsteps after his victory.

Could we see Coronation Street legend Helen Worth, who has played Gail Platt for five decades, take on the jungle? With her exit from the show approaching, bookmakers are speculating on her next move. The Sun has reported odds of 10/1 for her to join the I'm A Celebrity cast, with Strictly and Celebrity Big Brother also in the mix.

While comedian Richard Gadd may be a less conventional choice for the show, he has been tipped to make an appearance on either I'm A Celebrity or Strictly. However, PR expert Andy Barr warns against it, citing potential legal issues surrounding his show Baby Reindeer and the controversial nature of the program.

Strictly pro Giovanni Pernice has had a tough year since his early exit from last year's competition. But according to sources, ITV is determined to have him on board for this year's I'm A Celebrity. A source told The Sun that Giovanni would be "perfect for the jungle" and that everyone is eager to have him on the show.

Could we see Phillip Schofield make his highly-anticipated TV comeback on I'm A Celebrity? Rumours have been swirling about his return to the screen, and his recent dinner outing with host Dec Donnelly only added fuel to the fire. A source told OK! that Phillip is itching to get back on TV and that there have been talks about him joining the show.

And finally, with the recent political upheaval in the UK, many are speculating that we may see a few familiar faces from the Tory party in the jungle. With 11 former cabinet members losing their seats in the election, names like Jacob Rees-Mogg, Liz Truss, and Penny Mordaunt may be looking for a new venture. And let's not forget the success of previous Tory contestants like Nigel Farage and Matt Hancock.

Other names being thrown into the mix include Good Morning Britain weatherman Alex Beresford, who has expressed interest in joining the show, and Gail Platt herself, Helen Worth. As always, we'll have to wait and see who makes the final cut for this year's I'm A Celebrity.

But one thing's for sure, with such an eclectic mix of potential campmates, it's sure to be an exciting and unpredictable season. Who will take the title of King or Queen of the Jungle? We'll just have to tune in to find out.

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