I’m A Celebrity All Stars sign up former Queen Of The Jungle for second series of hit show
SCARLETT Moffatt will be hoping to do the double when she returns to I’m A Celebrity: Get Me Out Of Here!.
Insiders told The Sun the Gogglebox star is in advanced talks to join the All Stars version of the show, which starts filming in South Africa later this year.
The series, hosted by Ant and Dec, will air next year – which coincides with the ten-year anniversary of Scarlett, 34, winning the show.
A source said: “Scarlett won I’m A Celeb in 2016 and was hugely popular with viewers so everyone’s really excited she might be returning for the new all stars series.
“She is so game for a laugh and knows what to expect in terms of the Bushtucker Trials so she’ll throw herself into every task.
“Scarlett is a mum now too and she wants to do the show to show her little boy just how brave she can be.
“The series is shaping up to be one of the most exciting TV shows of next year and some of the stars they’re speaking to are proper camp legends.
“This is an amazing opportunity for her and let’s face it, who wouldn’t fancy a trip to South Africa? Even if she does have to chomp down on some kangaroo testicles?”
The Sun has approached ITV for comment.
The first series of the I’m A Celeb All Stars spin off aired back in 2023, with Carol Vorderman and Helen Flanagan losing out to Myleene Klass who was crowned the winner.
The spin off proved to be massively popular, especially with 16-34s, and saw an average of 5.2million viewers across its weeknight run.
Last month The Sun revealed Vicky Pattison had pulled out of talks after struggling to fit the show into her schedule.
An insider said: “Vicky was interested and did have a series of meetings with producers, but ultimately decided it’s not the right time for at the moment.
“She has a lot of presenting work going on, which is ultimately the career trajectory she wants to stay on, so she doesn’t feel going back on the show would work for her currently with her busy schedule, but she would be open to further discussions in the future.”