A popular ‘I’m A Celebrity … Get Me Out Of Here!’ spin-off show will return later this year.

ITV have confirmed that a much beloved ‘I’m A Celebrity … Get Me Out Of Here!’ spin-off show will  continue this year

ITV have confirmed that a much beloved ‘I’m A Celebrity … Get Me Out Of Here!’ spin-off show will continue this year

Over the years, the popular programme has been accompanied by additional shows - including 'Extra Camp' and 'Get Me Out Of Here... Now!' - for fans needing an extra dose of the jungle, and the last series saw Ant and Dec take a more relaxed approached with Instagram Live stream 'Jungle Club'.

According to The Sun newspaper, ITV bosses want the social media show - which featured the presenters' immediate reactions to each episode, and answered all of the funny and bizarre questions viewers had for the dynamic duo - to continue this year.

A source said: “I’m A Celeb has some of the best script writers in the business who work alongside Ant and Dec on the main show, but viewers also love it when the lads just chat and interact with them online.

“Jungle Club proved to be hugely popular last year so it was a no-brainer to bring it back for round two.”

Theories about who will be taking on the jungle this year continue to swirl, with the news of a sports star landing in Australia sparking rumours of their appearance in the show.

According to the Daily Mirror newspaper, former jockey Frankie Dettori flew to the country on Monday (06.11.23) morning, and had told his followers he was heading to Melbourne for the Melbourne Cup.

On Sunday, he told fans: “Hi everyone, I am here in California at the moment. I will get on the plane after racing, I'm coming to Melbourne for the Melbourne Cup.

"Unfortunately, this year I'm suspended, so I can't ride but I will support the Melbourne Cup carnival for the week, see some old friends riding and have a smashing time at the racing. Hopefully, we see some good winners, so make sure you come and see us."

Other stars rumoured to appear in the show are ‘First Dates’ legend Fred Sirieix, ‘Hollyoaks’ actor Nick Pickard, and JLS singer Marvin Humes.