THE I’m a Celebrity final date has been revealed – as ITV confirms a movie-length final episode.
The reality show is into its second week already, with the first celeb yet to be sent packing.
The I’m a Celebrity final date has been revealedCredit: Not known, clear with picture desk
Ant and Dec will crown the King or Queen of the Jungle on December 7Credit: Shutterstock Editorial
But it’s now been confirmed that the final will air on ITV on Sunday, December 7.
It will begin at 9pm and run until 10.40pm, much longer than a typical episode as an extra treat to I’m a Celebrity viewers.
There will be three celebrities in the final, all vying to become King or Queen of the Jungle.
There are currently 12 celebrities still in camp, with late arrivals Vogue Williams and Tom Read Wilson joining the other stars at the end of last week.
As it stands, Angry Ginge is the front runner to take the crown.
The social media star has leapfrogged BFF rapper Aitch to sit at 6/4 favourite according to Ladbrokes.
Just behind him is Aitch, with his odds currently sitting at 15/8.
Meanwhile, The Sun exclusively revealed how an argument has threatened the future of I’m A Celebrity All Stars after actor Adam Thomas flew into a fit of rage while filming.
Most read in I’m A Celebrity 2025
The Waterloo Road star, 37, saw red with former footballer Jimmy Bullard, 47, as they clashed during a tense Bushtucker Trial.
Tempers flared on set in South Africa as the campmates battled it out to be crowned the ultimate champion — throwing next year’s live final into chaos.
A source told The Sun: “Adam totally lost it. He started screaming at Jimmy, calling him a c*** and every other name under the sun.
“It was completely unexpected and deeply shocked the other campmates, including Jimmy who didn’t see it coming.
Adam is intensely competitive and was taking his jungle return very seriously.
“He was frustrated by what happened in the Bushtucker Trial and lost his temper.”
ITV was asked to comment.
I’m a Celebrity airs daily on ITV1 and is available on ITVX.
‘ The preceding article may include information circulated by third parties ’
‘ Some details of this article were extracted from the following source www.thesun.co.uk ’
