I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here 2025 cast officially revealed by ITV - Jack Osbourne and Kelly Brook among campmates

Stars will return to the Australian jungle later this week, when the 25th series of the hit reality TV show returns to ITV. The full cast of campmates has now been confirmed by the broadcaster after weeks of speculation over which celebrities could be heading down under.

Find out below which stars will be taking on the jungle this year:

Aitch

Award-winning rapper Aitch is heading into the jungle with the hope of inspiring his younger fans with his stint on the show. The Manchester native, whose real name is Harrison Armstrong, is hoping to raise awareness of Down Syndrome, which his little sister Gracie lives with.

He said: "I feel like I have got this calling to raise awareness for Down syndrome and I feel that’s the perfect place.

"Also, you don’t always want to be stuck in the same world forever. You can branch out and do other things. You don’t have to stick to the code (rap world), because you think that’s cool. I did have to cancel some gigs for it. But you are never going to branch out if you do the same thing all the time.”

Alex Scott

Former Lioness and beloved presenter and pundit Alex Scott will be the next star to join camp this year, swapping the football pitch for the jungle. Alex, who earned 140 caps for England before retiring from the sport in 2018, said that her partner, singer Jess Glynne, has called her “absolutely mental” for agreeing to join I’m A Celeb this year.

She added: “People see you on TV and they assume you are outgoing, that loud person but take me to red carpets or events and I am the one in the corner going, ‘talk to me, please give me a plus one so I don’t have to be that person who walks in on my own.’ It’s going to be a challenge.”

AngryGinge

YouTuber AngryGinge will be taking time away from the screen to take on his biggest fears in the jungle this year. The 23-year-old content creator, whose real name is Morgan Burtwistle, first grew to prominence on Twitch and YouTube, becoming known for his humorous gaming videos and currently boasts more than 1,000,000 Instagram followers, 1.4m Twitch followers, and another 883,000 subscribers on YouTube.

He has admitted that he will struggle with the lack of screentime at camp and has said that he expect his fans to be voting for him to take on the bushtucker trials. He said: "I’ve watched the show on the sofa with my mum ever since I was a kid. To take part in it this year is something I couldn’t pass up on.

"But my whole life is spent on the phone. I’ve been away once for a week. And so, two to three weeks without it is going to be very educational to see how I will do."

Eddie Kadi

Comedian and radio presenter Eddie Kadi is already known to TV fans following his stint on Strictly Come Dancing in 2023. He also became the first black British comedian to headline London’s O2 Arena in 2010.

Eddie also hosts the Official UK Afrobeats Chart Show on BBC Radio 1 Xtra and may be able to turn to close pal and podcast Man Like You co-host Babatunde Aleshe for jungle-life advice after his appearance on the show in 2022.

Eddie said: “I am not too great on rice and beans. It takes me back to my university days. I like flavour, I don’t know how I will survive. I have never camped outside before either, and the closest thing I have come to this is a walk in Kew Gardens. I have done a zip line, but no bungee jumping or skydiving. It’s going to be the first of many things.”

Jack Osbourne

Jack Osbourne is known as a member of one of the world’s most famous families, being the son of Sharon and the late Ozzy Osbourne. Jack famously appeared on reality show The Osbournes in the early noughties and went on to front a number of shows including Jack Osbourne: Adrenaline Junkie and Ozzy & Jack’s World Detour.

Following the death of his dad Ozzy in July, Jack said that mum Sharon and sister Kelly have given him their “full support” in joining the jungle, hoping that the adventure Down Under will help to take his mind off of the loss.

He said: “Mum and Kelly, yeah they are absolutely going to be watching. They are supportive. It’s absolutely going to be hard leaving them behind. I have got lots of kids, my wife, and my family still in the wake of my dad passing. It is going to be difficult, that is for sure.

“It’s not the longest amount of time I’ve been away from them. I’ve gone on different trips filming Adrenaline Junkie for nearly two months without a phone, but I still had access to one and I was able to make calls home. It’s going to be very difficult not speaking to my wife and kids. But yes, I do hope I can make my family proud.”

Kelly Brook

Model and radio DJ Kelly Brook previously vowed never to take part in I’m A Celeb but was swayed after being convinced by her husband Jeremy. The 45-year-old star currently hosts the Heart Radio drivetime show alongside her co-host Jason King.

Joining the show, she said: “I didn’t think it was ever in me to do the challenges and Bushtucker Trials. But since I have been with my husband, we have done a few things that I’ve surprised myself by. We did Race Across the World, and I ran the London marathon this year – two things I never thought I had in me.

“I’m such a fan of the show that I thought, ‘Maybe I could do it, maybe I could cope.’ I won’t know unless I try and so I am going to throw myself into it.”

Lisa Riley

Emmerdale actress Lisa Riley has played it coy over the past few months following rumours of her involvement with this year’s series of I’m A Celebrity. While she has revealed that bosses have repeatedly tried to get her on the show, the 49-year-old actress did say that she wanted to tick off the experience before her 50th birthday.

Lisa said: “I'm going to be 50 next year, it’s thirty years on and off playing Mandy Dingle in Emmerdale and ten years of being sober.

“It’s like a big baguette where everything I wanted was in it. And it’s I’m A Celebrity’s 25th series anniversary too.”

Martin Kemp

Jungle life certainly runs in the family as Martin Kemp become the second member of the Kemp clan to join the I’m A Celebrity camp. His son, TV presenter Roman Kemp, took part in the 2019 series and placed third overall - but can Martin go one better than his son?

The Spandau Ballet bassist and former EastEnders actor said: “I’ve had to cancel some jobs, but when Roman was on I’m A Celebrity, I was addicted. I watched it every day and enjoyed it so much. I felt it was now time in my life for an adventure.

“I have been on this journey of DJ’ing over the last five years, it has been non-stop, and I thought it was time to give something back to myself. I absolutely love the show; it is iconic TV, which I love being part of.”

Ruby Wax

Comedy legend Ruby Wax join this year’s cast of campmates and will be sure to inject some much needed laughs to the proceedings. The presenter, author and comedian first grew to fame in the UK with her popular chat show in the 1990s, meeting a host of celebrities. In recent years, she has become a mental health campaigner and was awarded an OBE for her work.

Ruby said: “I was offered the chance to take part a long time ago and I thought, ‘No, I could never do that’ but now it’s the right time. I like doing adventurous things.

“It will be nice for people to get to know the real me because you can’t hide in the jungle. In my personas before, I looked quite aggressive and pushy, and I think it was just my nerves. I am not aggressive; it’s the way I talk. I’m not confrontational, and it looked like I was.”

Shona McGarty

EastEnders legend Shona McGarty is best known for her time on the BBC soap playing Whitney Dean. She appeared in the soap for 16 years before departing Albert Square in 2024. Since leaving the show, Shona has gone on to appear in hit West End play 2:22 A Ghost Story.

Shona, who said she will be fearing any water-based trials, said: “To be honest, I have always wanted to do I’m A Celebrity because I am a massive fan of the show.

“Now that I have left EastEnders, I want to do other things. I’m finding my voice and who I am away from the script and character that I grew up playing. Everyone expects me to wear massive gold hoop earrings and have a ponytail whilst eating chicken nuggets, but I am nothing like that. I’m looking forward to using this experience to be completely myself, which nobody has seen."