Gemma Collins and Harry Redknapp Lead Explosive I'm A Celeb All-Stars Cast

Max Sterling, 10/7/2025Get ready for an explosive reunion in I'm A Celebrity All-Stars, featuring iconic contestants like Gemma Collins and Harry Redknapp. With fresh faces and intense trials, this season promises drama, nostalgia, and unforgettable moments in the South African jungle. Don't miss the live final from London!

Remember Gemma Collins' legendary 72-hour meltdown in 2014? Well, The GC's coming back for round two, and she's not playing around. After spending the last decade insisting she'd channel "Lara Croft and Angelina Jolie rolled into one" if given another shot, she's finally got her chance to put her money where her mouth is — or at least where the witchetty grubs are.

But here's where things get really interesting. Harry Redknapp, everyone's favorite football manager-turned-jungle king from 2018, might be making a comeback at 78. The man who won hearts (and a cool £500k) with his endless devotion to Sandra could be trading his jam roly-poly for bush tucker trials once again. Talk about dedication to the craft.

The casting department's clearly been working overtime, mixing triumph and tragedy like a master bartender. Craig Charles is getting another crack at the jungle after his heartbreaking early exit in 2014, while Scarlett Moffatt — who's evolved from Gogglebox commentator to crowned queen — brings a decade's worth of perspective to her return visit.

Speaking of returns, Olympic legend Sir Mo Farah's trading his Welsh castle experience for the real deal in South Africa. He'll be joined by former boxer David Haye, whose recent tabloid-worthy romantic adventures are bound to spark some interesting fireside chats. (Let's be honest — nothing spices up camp life like a bit of relationship drama.)

In a twist that's got everyone talking, the show's wrapping up with its first-ever live final broadcast from London. Dec Donnelly's practically bouncing off the walls about it, promising trials that'll make previous seasons look like a walk in the park — albeit a park filled with snakes and spiders.

The South African setting's already proven its worth after Myleene Klass conquered the first All Stars series. With viewing figures north of five million last time around, expectations are higher than a giraffe's eyebrows. The pressure's definitely on.

The rest of the lineup's equally intriguing. Beverley Callard's bringing her Corrie street smarts back to camp, while Ashley Roberts returns to chase that crown that slipped through her fingers in 2012. Fresh off his Strictly stint, Adam Thomas is swapping sequins for survival skills, and Seann Walsh aims to build on the goodwill he earned in 2022.

From Sinitta's potential gossip bombs to Jimmy Bullard's shot at reality TV redemption, every contestant's got their own compelling storyline. As Ant McPartlin put it — with his characteristic enthusiasm — the first series set the bar high, but this bunch seems ready to raise it even higher.

With filming already underway and a 2026 premiere date locked in, the countdown to this celebrity jungle reunion feels more like a slow burn than a sprint. But if the early buzz is anything to go by, it'll be worth the wait. After all, where else can you watch national treasures eat bugs while trying to maintain their dignity?

The jungle's about to get crowded again — and this time it's personal. Reality TV's most memorable faces are gearing up for what might be the most dramatic reunion since your cousin's third wedding. I'm A Celebrity All Stars is throwing open its South African gates for a second season, and the lineup reads like a greatest hits album of reality TV chaos.Remember Gemma Collins' legendary 72-hour meltdown in 2014? Well, The GC's coming back for round two, and she's not playing around. After spending the last decade insisting she'd channel "Lara Croft and Angelina Jolie rolled into one" if given another shot, she's finally got her chance to put her money where her mouth is — or at least where the witchetty grubs are.But here's where things get really interesting. Harry Redknapp, everyone's favorite football manager-turned-jungle king from 2018, might be making a comeback at 78. The man who won hearts (and a cool £500k) with his endless devotion to Sandra could be trading his jam roly-poly for bush tucker trials once again. Talk about dedication to the craft.The casting department's clearly been working overtime, mixing triumph and tragedy like a master bartender. Craig Charles is getting another crack at the jungle after his heartbreaking early exit in 2014, while Scarlett Moffatt — who's evolved from Gogglebox commentator to crowned queen — brings a decade's worth of perspective to her return visit.Speaking of returns, Olympic legend Sir Mo Farah's trading his Welsh castle experience for the real deal in South Africa. He'll be joined by former boxer David Haye, whose recent tabloid-worthy romantic adventures are bound to spark some interesting fireside chats. (Let's be honest — nothing spices up camp life like a bit of relationship drama.)In a twist that's got everyone talking, the show's wrapping up with its first-ever live final broadcast from London. Dec Donnelly's practically bouncing off the walls about it, promising trials that'll make previous seasons look like a walk in the park — albeit a park filled with snakes and spiders.The South African setting's already proven its worth after Myleene Klass conquered the first All Stars series. With viewing figures north of five million last time around, expectations are higher than a giraffe's eyebrows. The pressure's definitely on.The rest of the lineup's equally intriguing. Beverley Callard's bringing her Corrie street smarts back to camp, while Ashley Roberts returns to chase that crown that slipped through her fingers in 2012. Fresh off his Strictly stint, Adam Thomas is swapping sequins for survival skills, and Seann Walsh aims to build on the goodwill he earned in 2022.From Sinitta's potential gossip bombs to Jimmy Bullard's shot at reality TV redemption, every contestant's got their own compelling storyline. As Ant McPartlin put it — with his characteristic enthusiasm — the first series set the bar high, but this bunch seems ready to raise it even higher.With filming already underway and a 2026 premiere date locked in, the countdown to this celebrity jungle reunion feels more like a slow burn than a sprint. But if the early buzz is anything to go by, it'll be worth the wait. After all, where else can you watch national treasures eat bugs while trying to maintain their dignity?