I'm A Celeb unveils 'super-charged' eating trial to decide winner in show first

I’m A Celebrity... South Africa winner Myleene Klass is donating all of her £100k prize winnings from the show to charity.The former Hear’Say star – who earlier this month beat celebs including Fatima Whitbread, Jordan Banjo, and Phil Tufnell to take first place as 'Legend' on an all-stars version of the popular reality TV series – revealed the news on her Instagram.

Myleene Klass has been crowned as the winner of the first ever I’m A Celebrity South Africa.The former Hear’Say star beat her fellow I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Here! alumni, including former winners Joe Swash, Georgia ‘Toff’ Toffolo, and Phil Tufnell, in taking the title. Myleene was joined by Fatima Whitbread, Jordan Banjo, and Phil in the final four and faced the brutal Celebrity Cyclone together, with Carol Vorderman and Paul Burrell just missing out on making it to the final. Going on to make it down to the final two with Jordan after Fatima lost the penultimate trial, Myleene proved victorious after defeating the Diversity star in the All You Can Stomach trial.

Myleen Klass has been named as the I'm A Celebrity South Africa winner, making her the first ever I'm A Celeb Legend. The singer and TV star is the first star to win the brand new title, after competing in both the main show in 2006 and the new spin-off series.

I'm A Celebrity: South Africa favourite Paul Burrell has lifted the lid on an allegedly bitter feud between several of his big-name cast mates as the pre-recorded series concludes this evening. The former royal butler, 64 - who last week introduced OK! to his breath-taking home, which holds a framed royal wedding cake and unseen letter from late employer Princess Diana - admitted that the 2023 series' WhatsApp group has recently decided into chaos.

Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly to decide which three celebrities will make it to the top three and which celebrity is heading home. Jordan Banjo, Phil Tufnell, Myleene Klass and Fatima Whitbread enjoyed a luxury meal away from camp while their former campmates decided who would make the final three. In tonight's final, ex-campmate Paul Burrell is tasked with delivering the news.

Fatima Whitbread, Phil Tufnell, Jordan Banjo and Myleene Klass all made it to the final four of I'm A Celeb South Africa on Thursday's episode. However, by the end of the final episode, they'll be whittled down to just two celebrities, with just one taking the first ever I'm A Celebrity Legend crown. And show bosses will not make it easy for the campmates as they have to take part in the ultimate eating trial, with Ant remarking: 'If you do this, you deserve to be crowned the first ever Legend of I’m A Celeb!'Watched on by their former campmates, the two stars will be shown the jungle nasties they could be eating and they must both suggest the number of each item they think they can eat in five minutes.

Carol Vorderman and Paul Burrell have been knocked out of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! South Africa in the latest shocking twist from the ITV series. The duo unfortunately missed their opportunity to become I'm A Celeb legends, following Helen Flanagan and Dean Gaffney's exit a day earlier, as the show final airs in less than 24 hours.The final six campmates faced another tricky survival Bushtucker Trial as soon as the episode kicked off.

Dean Gaffney has revealed he put on almost a stone in weight while starring on I’m A Celebrity South Africa, while his campmates were “wilting away”. EastEnders favourite Dean, 45, first starred on I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! in 2006, and made his highly anticipated return to camp late last year for the spin-off All Star series that’s currently airing on ITV.

I'm A Celebrity viewers think they know which stars have made the final or have at least avoided the latest elimination, set to air on Thursday night. Many claimed a clip shown at the end of Wednesday's episode "gave away" three stars who will appear in Celebrity Cyclone, and therefore have not been axed. Three names were repeatedly shared on Twitter, as fans claimed to have spotted them in the pre-filmed trial despite the elimination not having aired yet.

She looked a world away from running the gauntlet in the I'm a Celebrity jungle on the spin-off series set in South Africa as she attended the MEN Pride of Manchester 2023 awards, and Helen Flanagan shared her amusement on the red carpet as she revealed the confusion caused by the pre-recorded reality show show.

I'm a Celebrity. . . Get Me Out of Here! South Africa spoilers follow. I'm a Celeb's All-Stars series said goodbye to one of the show's most integral campmates last night (9 May), following another tough Bushtucker Trial.

Joe Swash is the latest celeb to be dumped from the I’m A Celebrity South Africa jungle. Joe went up against retired cricketer Phil Tufnell in Tuesday night's challenge, with Phil going on to prove victorious. Speaking after in his jungle exit, 41 year old Joe admitted he spent a lot of his time in the jungle thinking about wife Stacey Solomon and their kids.

In Monday night's I'm a Celebrity ...South Africa the campmates learned that, in a dramatic twist, they’d be choosing who would be next to be voted out of camp. After saying goodbye to Shaun Ryder and Gillian McKeith in the all-stars spin-off series to crown the first I'm A Celebrity ...Get Me Out Of Here! legend, the celebs each voted in a secret ballot.

This year's I'm A Celebrity... South Africa campmates express their disappointment at having to vote one of their campmates to leave in Tuesday's episode. The end of Monday night's show saw the celebs being informed that it was down to them to vote who to leave, and they then did so via a secret ballot.

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! viewers have been left utterly puzzled after watching Coronation Street star Helen Flanagan on the show in the latest instalment, as she seemed to be acting "totally different". Fans of the South Africa edition, which has seen all manner of twists and turns so far this series, has already had fans gripped.

I'm A Celebrity All Stars' first evicted contestant, Shaun Ryder says two of his campmates are "faking it". Shaun, lead singer of Happy Mondays and one of the cast of Celebrity Gogglebox, lost the first survival trial of the new season of I'm A Celebrity and was soon eliminated from the series, alongside his teammate and fellow camper Gillian McKeith. The double elimination came as a huge shock to other campmates and viewers at home - many of which thought the pair would be in the series for a long while.

The first two celebrities were sent packing from I'm A Celebrity South Africa in Friday night's episode (April 29) with a row over a 'stitch-up.' Hosts Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly arrived in the 'all-stars' camp of the I'm A Celebrity ...Get Me Out Of Here! spin-off to reveal that Coronation Street star Andy Whyment, cricketer Phil Tufnell and Happy Mondays frontman Shaun Ryder would be taking part in a survival trial.

Former Olympian Fatima Whitbread has returned to I'm A Celeb in the "All-star" South Africa series in a bid to become the ultimate "legend" of the show. The former Olympic javelin thrower, 62, previously appeared on I'm A Celeb back in 2011 where she was famously known for having a cockroach stuck up her nose during one of the brutal Bushtucker Trials. Heading back on the hit ITV reality show over ten years later, we take a look back at Fatima's love life away from camp life, including the tragic death of her ex-husband.

After mere days in the South African jungle this week, tensions were already running high amongst the I’m A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! campmates as it was revealed that three contestants had flouted the strict camp rules and brought contraband items with them to brave the jungle.

I'm A Celebrity… South Africa has released a dramatic first look at Friday's episode, where tempers flare in camp and the first eviction is teased. During the latest instalment on Thursday, Fatima Whitbread was left furious to discover that several of her campmates had smuggled contraband into camp.