It seems like it's only been back on our TV screens for a short while, but the final of this year's I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here has now been confirmed and it's not far away, particularly now three stars have now been voted out.
I'm A Celebrity has now been entertaining British audiences in their droves for two decades, going right back to the summer of 2002 when radio legend Tony Blackburn was voted King of the Jungle. Since then, a whole host of well known faces have followed in Tony's footsteps, including Phil Tufnell, Kerry Katona, Gino D'Acampo, Scarlett Moffatt and Matt Willis. And then there are the Queen and King of the Castle, Giovanna Fletcher and Danny Miller, who when the show was forced to re-locate to Wales in 2020 and 2021.
This year has seen hosts Ant and Dec and the rest of the I'm A Celeb team made a very welcome return to Australia, setting up shop in the jungle Down Under for the first time in three years. And what a series it's been so far, with Olivia Attwood's shock exit, just a day after the new series launched on ITV, which she has now blamed on an 'insurance' issue and the late arrival of disgraced former secretary Matt Hancock.
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The new series is now nearly two weeks into its stride, with the vote-offs starting on start on Friday, and Charlene White being first out, as viewers get behind their favourites, before ultimately deciding who will be this year's champion.
Scarlette Douglas followed her out of the jungle on Sunday, before a delighted Sue Cleaver was third to go on Monday night.
When is the I'm A Celebrity final?
This year's I'm A Celebrity final will take place on Sunday, November 27 on ITV1. And the good news for fans is that the finale will be a bumper 100 minute episode, running from 9pm until 10.40pm.
Unlike Strictly Come Dancing, which has been shunted from its usual Saturday night slot on BBC One, to Friday on December 2, in order for a World Cup knockout game to air, the I'm A Celebrity final won't be affected by the tournament, with that evening's football game being over on the BBC.
The new favourite to win, as odds changed on Monday, is Owen Warner, with Jill Scott just behind him in second, with Matt Hancock now fourth favourite.
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