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Your support makes all the difference.The 2022 series of I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! is about to come to an end.
The hit reality TV show made its highly anticipated return to Australia earlier this month, with hosts Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly back at the helm.
In 2020, I’m a Celebrity relocated to Wales for a two-year stint due to the pandemic.
The competition began earlier this year than in previous years, with show bosses attempting to avoid a clash with the 2022 FIFA World Cup, which kicked off in Qatar on Sunday 20 November.
The final airs tonight (Sunday 27 November), beginning at 9pm and finishing at 10.40pm.
Mike Tindall, Boy George and Chris Moyles were among the 10 celebrities making up the original line-up. The three contestants competing in the final episode are footballer Jill Scott, Tory MP Matt Hancock, and actor Owen Warner.
On Saturday, Tindall became the eighth celebrity to be elimianted after 18 days in the jungle. You can find a full list of everyone who has left so far here and odds on who is most likely to take home the crown here.
This season is the show’s 20th anniversary. DJ Tony Blackburn was crowned King of the Jungle in the first ever series in 2002.
To mark the occasion, some ex-contestants are currently filming an All Stars edition of the show in South Africa, to be broadcast in 2023.
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