Is Vogue Williams in this year's I'm A Celebrity? Late entry to the jungle explained - when will she enter the ITV show?
ITV confirmed this year’s line-up for I’m A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here, but one much-rumoured name was notably missing from the announcement.
Irish presenter and TV personality Vogue Williams was among the stars reported to be joining the show this year, but was missing from ITV’s official announcement on Monday evening (November 11).
Stars such as Alex Scott, Kelly Brook, Martin Kemp, and Ruby Wax were among the new campmates unveiled by the broadcaster for the new series of the reality show, which launches its 25th series on Sunday, November 16.
However, while Vogue wasn’t in the original lineup revealed, it had been reported that she will in fact still be taking part in the show this year. Find out more below:
Will Vogue Williams be in I’m A Celebrity 2025?
Vogue is reportedly set to enter the I’m A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here 2025 camp as a late entry. She is set to enter the jungle alongside Celebs Go Dating star Tom Read Wilson, who was also rumoured as a contestant for the upcoming series.
The pair will reportedly enter the jungle around one week after the rest of the cast. This is in-keeping with previous years, when two celebrity castmates have entered the camp a week later than the main lineup.
Vogue is no stranger to reality TV, with the media personality taking part in shows such as Bear Grylls: Mission Survive in 2015, and the Australian version of Dancing With The Stars in 2012.
When was Spencer Matthews in I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here?
Vogue will follow in the footsteps of her husband, Made In Chelsea alum Spencer Matthews, who briefly took part in the show in 2015. The former reality star also entered the jungle as a late entry but was forced to withdraw after just two days after he hid the fact he was taking steroid-based medication from production.
He later admitted that he had been taking the medication, which he didn’t realise was a rule-break, in order to “look as good as possible” and had began taking them while training for a charity boxing match that was ultimately cancelled. He told Newsbeat following his withdrawal: “I was under the impression recreational use of steroids was fine, especially as they seem to be, very worryingly, readily available. I didn't actually believe I was doing anything wrong at the time.”