I'm a Celebrity past winners
Here is a useful list of all the past winners of I'm a Celebrity. The winner has always been described as the King or Queen of the Jungle depending on their gender, and to get that accolade they have to prove themselves in one of the most hostile environments in the world.
What is clear with all winners however is that they are team players, do not shy from the Bushtucker trials and exercise humour and diplomacy when tension increases in camp.
Leaving their plush pads and luxuries far behind, our celebrity campers will spend up to three weeks taking on the harsh surroundings of the Australian jungle, with a whole host of brand new nasty surprises created just for them.
How will the celebs cope with being away from their loved ones? Sleeping in the wild? Lack of food? Sharing a camp with snakes, rats and creepy crawlies? And perhaps worst of all, adapting to spending 24 hours a day with their campmates?
I'm a Celebrity winners list
Former England manager Harry Redknapp was the bookies' favourite from the start
Made In Chelsea's Georgia "Toff" Toffolo was fun, feisty and fearless
Gogglebox favourite Scarlett Moffatt raised plenty of laughs in the camp
Geordie Shore star Vicky Pattison won the 2015 I'm A Celeb show and is now a TV presenter
Carl Fogarty was a surprise outside winner of the 2014 show, starting at 10/1 with most bookmakers
In a massive shock in 2013, Kian Egan beat Amy Willerton
As a big favourite in Eastenders, Charlie Brooks was always sure to do well in the 2012 show
The bassist with band McFly, Dougie Poynter won the 2011 series
X Factor contestant Stacey Solomon wins series 2010
The popular chef Gino D'Acampo win the 2009 show
The first soap actor winner was Joe Swash in the 2008 I'm A Celeb show
Actor and presenter Christopher Biggins scooped the top spot in 2007
Busted star and husband of Emma, Matt Willis won over the viewers in 2006
Carol Thatcher, daughter of former prime minister Margaret, was a surprise winner in 2005
In November 2004 it was funnyman Joe Pasquale who was crowned king of the jungle
Former Atomic Kitten star Kerry Katona beat off competition from Katie Price to be the first female winner on I'm a Celebrity in January 2004
Viewers saw a very different side to former cricketer Phil Tuffnell in 2003 - his jokes and antics made him a firm jungle favourite
Veteran radio presenter Tony Blackburn was the first ever celebrity to be crowned king of the jungle back in 2002
Jennifer Hudson, Olly Murs, Sir Tom Jones and will.i.am are all confirmed to return as coaches in The Voice UK 2019
Ellis Hillon has been REMOVED from the Big Brother house for posting ‘offensive’ and ‘unacceptable’ tweets on social media in 2014 relating to 9/11.
Good to see the background checks are thorough...
The bookies have opened betting on the new series of Big Brother. Coral makes cafe worker Sian Hamshaw, 25, the 7/2 early favourite to win.
Zoe Jones is the 9/2 second favourite.
This marks the final Big Brother series ever on Channel 5.
Peaky Blinders is moving to BBC One to 'attract younger viewers' to the channel, revealed controller Charlotte Moore at Edinburgh TV Festival.
The hit gangster series has become a cult phenomenon on BBC Two since launching in 2013.
It’s played a key part in the incredible resurgence of drama on the channel over the last five years.
Israel's Netta Barzilai has won the Eurovision Song Contest with her quirky offering 'Toy'.
The singer was awarded 529 points after a nail biting finish, beating favourites Cyprus into second place.
Elsewhere UK entry SuRie had to battle an unwelcome guest in the shape of a stage invader.
A man dressed in a shirt and bandana rushed onto the stage while she was singing 'Storm' and shouted: "Nazis of the UK media... We demand freedom."
SuRie finished third from bottom with 48 points.
The girls completed the ultimate team challenge in 9 mins and 58 seconds – two minutes faster than the boys.
When faced with choosing mates or dates to split the £40,000 prize money, 'fittest girl' Mettisse Campbell , voted for by the public vote, went with her team. Well done girls!
Rebekah Shelton, formerly Rodrigo Lopez, sent out this video and tweet following the false news she had 'died'.
She has consulted her lawyer and says the person who hacked her account will 'pay for it'.
#CBB #CBBJohn #ThreeLions #LFC https://t.co/rF3ezug9CW via @UKChange
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Here's our Lisa Appleton with a message all the way from Toronto, Canada...
The host reveals the show's new purpose built studio in an exclusive video for This Morning.
Speaking of the new series, Schofe said: "It's not been changed or adapted. It's a reboot. The whole thing is different."
Dancing on Ice starts on Sunday from 6pm on ITV. Click here for the latest bookmakers' odds.
It's January 2018 and what a month of exciting reality TV we've got to look forward to in the world of novelty betting.
Starting off we have Celebrity Big Brother, which launches tomorrow – here are the rumoured housemates.
Also Dancing on Ice returns on January 6 – here are the latest winner odds.
And The Voice begins on January 7 – here's what new judge Olly Murs has to say about the series.
Lord Sugar has invested in both finalists Sarah Lynn and James White, in an Apprentice first.
Each will get £250,000 to grow their business, with Lord Sugar saying: "it had to be both of them."
Bookies' favourite Joe McFadden and dance partner Katya Jones lift the Glitterball trophy after winning Strictly Come Dancing.
They beat Gemma Atkinson, Debbie McGee and Alexandra Burke in the final.
Well done Joe!
The new series of Dancing on Ice is back in the New Year, starting on Sunday, January 7 from 6pm on ITV.
Celebrities taking part are Brooke Vincent, Cheryl Baker, Kem Cetinay, Candice Brown, Max Evans, Jake Quickenden, Lemar, Alex Beresford, Donna Air, Perri Shakes-Drayton, Antony Cotton and Stephanie Waring.
