Nigel Farage joins I'm A Celebrity as he's keen to show public he is 'not nasty'

Former MEP turned I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! star Nigel Farage has shared some insider info about the House of Lords, leaving his fellow campmates gobsmacked. In the latest episode, Nigel chatted about the differences between the US President and the UK Prime Minister, as reported in the Mirror.

Ant McPartlin, co-host of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!, is seen losing his cool with Nigel Farage in tonight's tense trial. On Friday, the 48 year old presenter gets frustrated with the former UKIP leader as he struggles to communicate with his campmates during the Grim Gutter Bushtucker Trial.The tough challenge involves Nigel, Nella Rose, Nick Pickard, Tony Bellew and Sam Thompson trying to win stars for their camp.They are locked in a hole underground, tasked with unlocking stars in containers using colour-coded keys, all while dealing with snakes and other creepy crawlies, reports the Mirror.

Lorraine Kelly has been hit with hundreds of Ofcom complaints after she made a savage dig about Nigel Farage in I’m A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here.

Katherine Ryan has joined the thousands of people boycotting I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! 2023 because of Nigel Farage's participation. The comedian, 40, criticised ITV for reducing controversial politicians to "light entertainment fodder" as she labelled the former UKIP leader as "very dangerous." Sharing that she won't be watching this year's series, Katherine added that she didn't watch last year's either due to the participation of former Health Secretary Matt Hancock.The hashtag #BoycottImACeleb has been used by nearly 10,000 people since Farage's addition to the lineup was announced, with a subsequent drop in ratings being dubbed the 'Farage Effect.' Discussing I'm A Celeb, Katherine also revealed that ITV had asked her to join the jungle before, but she couldn't because of her kids.

Nella Rose was left less than impressed with her I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! campmate Nigel Farage's comments on cultural appropriation.

Claims that I’m A Celebrity bosses are editing out scenes of Nigel Farage have been dismissed as “nonsense”.

I'm A Celebrity will see Nigel Farage and Tony Bellew take on a disgusting Bushtucker trial called Drown Your Sorrows on Saturday's episode, 25 November.The former Brexit campaigner, who is eager to participate in trials for maximum TV exposure, will join ex-boxer Tony Bellew in the drinking challenge, which also promises to be full of laughs. A show insider revealed to OK!: "Filming for this trial was hilarious and there was lots of laughter from Ant and Dec and the rest of the Away team watching on. Nick, Josie, Grace and Marvin found it really funny, particularly watching Tony's reactions to what he has to drink." The Away team are still upset after losing a breakfast of champions to the Home team, despite believing they had done enough in the play off games to win.

Fans of ITV's I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! reckon they've spotted a potential clash brewing between two campmates, Tony Bellew and Nigel Farage.

I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! star Nella Rose had a heated exchange with Nigel Farage on tonight’s episode (Wednesday 22 November) of the ITV show. As the pair discussed Nigel’s views on politics, the pair failed to see eye-to-eye - just days after First Dates star Fred Sirieix confronted the former UKIP politician about his stance on Brexit.

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! may only have launched on Sunday night but viewing figures are already plunging in comparison to other years.

Nigel Farage has been described as a 'ticking time bomb' after he faced his first confrontation over his political past and views in I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here. The former UKIP leader is among the ten famous faces to have headed Down Under for the reality show and has spent a couple of days settling into camp.

First Dates star Fred Sirieix started a rumble in the I’m A Celebrity jungle when he attacked Nigel Farage over Brexit and branded his campaign as "shameful".

This year's I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! campmates are beginning to get to know each other as they settle into life in the Australian jungle, and some stars have already exchanged heated comments. The second episode of the hit ITV show, which aired on Monday, 20 November, saw the celebrities quiz each other about their careers and lives, and Nigel Farage was unsurprisingly questioned about politics. First Dates star Fred Sirieix wasted no time in bringing up Brexit to the UKIP founder, and was keen to get to know what Nigel really thought of the UK leaving the European Union.

Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly, the hosts of I'm A Celebrity, made a cheeky joke about Nigel Farage just minutes into the show, which launched on Sunday, 19 November. Dec said: "There's the man who's got everyone talking. Nigel Farage.

Nella Rose and Nigel Farage are set to take part in the first I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! Bushtucker trial of the new series following a public vote. Influencer Nella, 26, and ex-MP Nigel, 59, have been chosen by the public to face the 'Jungle Pizzeria' challenge, which will air on the ITV show on Monday, 20 November.

Nigel Farage's PR team mocked the proposed I'm A Celebrity boycott just an hour ahead of the ITV show's launch this evening.

Grace Dent's old tweets about Nigel Farage have resurfaced ahead of the pair arriving in the I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! jungle.The food critic, 50, made a number of jokes about the former politician's, 59, near-fatal plane crash back in 2010, which occurred when a banner reading "Vote for your country – Vote Ukip" became tangled in the two-seater aircraft. As photos of the crash began circulating online, Grace took aim at the controversial party leader, writing: "I hope none of the people who saved Nigel Farage’s life today were pesky immigrants." And in a second tweet, she added: "Ukip claim Nigel Farage crash brought about by nonsensical European laws of gravity." A source close to Nigel has shared that he would be less than impressed with these tweets, telling The Sun: "Nigel is the first one to take the mick out of himself.

With ITV’s I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! back on our screens on Sunday 19 November, a whole new host of celebrities are getting ready to swap their day-to-day lives for bushtucker trials and a diet of rice and beans. Among those, is former UKIP leader Nigel Farage, with one political expert claiming that Nigel’s stint on the show could allow him to “connect with a new generation” while also making him a “man of the people”.

I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here! is back tonight and we can't wait to see a new bunch of stars head into the jungle to tackle Bushtucker Trials and camp conditions. But big feuds between the celebrities have already been predicted by experts.

Nigel Farage has hit back at the ‘untrue accusations’ that he is ‘small-minded and nasty’ ahead of his appearance on I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! The former UK Independence Party leader and Brexit Party leader, 59, was a leading voice in calling for Britain to leave the European Union for a number of years - and he believes he has been ‘demonised’ as a result.