I’m A Celebrity’s latecomer campmates confirmed as two huge sports stars
THIS year’s two latecomer campmates for I’m A Celebrity have been revealed.
Today, ITV unmasked the first ten stars who would be heading down under for this year’s show after The Sun exclusively revealed which stars had agreed to fly out for the programme.
Two of this year’s campmates were noticeably missing from the photographs, confirming that they would be making their way into camp late into the series.
Sporting legends Frankie Dettori and Tony Bellew, 40, will be arriving late into the show after The Sun confirmed that they would complete the line-up.
This follows tradition with many famous faces strolling into camp a few days into the action such as Matt Hancock and Seann Walsh last year.
Horse racing jockey Frankie and professional boxer Tony will be hoping to slot right into place in camp with Frankie already believed to be in the country in preparation for his debut.
A source previously revealed to The Sun of Frankie, 52: “Frankie is excited for the jungle but is just worried about who will do his hair while he is there!”
The brand new series will kick off this Sunday with Ant & Dec once again back in the hot seat to host proceedings.
The best pals have already been enjoying some time in Oz ahead of getting into work mode this weekend.
Frankie and Tony will be in good company as they will be joined by a slew of celeb favourites whilst fighting off creepy crawlies.
This Morning host Josie Gibson, actress and Britney Spears‘ sister Jamie Lynn Spears and former politician Nigel Farage head up this year’s line-up.
Made in Chelsea‘s Sam Thompson, former EastEnders actress Danielle Harold, YouTuber and Tapped Out star Nella Rose and JLS singer Marvin Humes will also be hoping to impress in the infamous Bushtucker Trials in order to win ‘stars’ and food for camp.
Rounding out this year’s cast is food critic and MasterChef star Grace Dent, First Dates frontman Fred Sirieix and Hollyoaks star Nick Pickard.