I’M A Celebrity host Ant McPartlin could not hide his grinning face as he jetted back into the UK with his baby son and wife Anne-Marie Corbett.
The star touched down on British soil earlier today after spending just over a month in Oz for the hit ITV programme.
Ant and Anne-Marie beamed from ear-to-ear as they made their way through the airport after stepping off the long-flight.
Keeping things causal, Anne-Marie opted for a simple black jumper as she pushed their baby son Wilder, seven months, in his pram through the terminal.
Now back on their home turf, the couple will be looking forward to spending their first Christmas together since welcoming Wilder earlier this year.
Elsewhere, Coronation Street actor, and one of this year’s campmates, Alan Halsall, was finally reunited with his daughter Sienna after weeks apart from one another.
Whilst many of this year’s cast’s children jetted Down Under, Alan’s daughter remained in Manchester.
However, she was on-hand to greet her dad with a huge hug at the terminal at Manchester Airport.
She shed a tear during the emotional reunion after a month apart.
Alan beamed as he hugged Sienna before leaving the airport hand-in-hand before heading home.
The actor shares his daughter with co-star ex Lucy-Jo Hudson.
Alan left the jungle just two days before the final as part of a double elimination alongside TikTok star and podcast host GK Barry.
Earlier today, Alan confessed that he did receive different treatment in comparison to his co-stars when it came to meal times in the camp.
In news that could come as a shock to fans, Alan was actually eating entirely different food provided to him by producers during the camp’s evening meal.
As a result of his vegetarian status, Alan revealed on Instagram that his meal times were different to that of his jungle pals.
With the cast always provided with mean on-screen, one of Alan’s followers questioned whether he had been forced to give up his vegetarian ways.
They said: “Did you give up being veggie whilst you were in the jungle?”
Alan then clarified: “No they send a veggie equivalent.”
He then followed up to add: “Generally something very bland, plain tofu… etc.”
