Scarlett Moffatt, Sir Mo Farah and Sinitta have completed the full rumoured line-up for I’m A Celebrity South Africa. 

The three celebrities are currently said to be in South Africa filming the second series of the ITV All Stars spin-off show.

They have reportedly joined seven other former I’m A Celebrity campmates in a battle to be crowned the new ultimate Legend.

Here’s the full rumoured line-up and everything we know about I’m A Celebrity South Africa so far, including the show’s start date.

I’m A Celebrity South Africa rumoured line-up: Scarlett Moffatt

Scarlett Moffatt, 34, originally signed up as an I’m A Celebrity campmate in 2016. She had just quit Channel 4‘s Gogglebox after two years and it was her first big solo job.

Given how popular Scarlett and her parents, Mark and Betty, had been with Gogglebox viewers, it’s no surprise she won IAC fans over, too. Scarlett made it to the final, alongside comedian Joel Dommett, and was crowned Queen of the Jungle.

Following her success in Australia, Scarlett landed a job co-hosting the follow year’s spin-off, I’m A Celebrity: Extra Camp. She also starred as a guest presenter on Ant & Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway.

In 2023, Scarlett and her partner, Scott Dobinson, welcomed their first child together; a son called Jude. Later this year, Scarlett will present the Channel 4 documentary 10 Days to 10K?.

Sinitta: 80s pop star

Sinitta, 61, was a late-comer into the I’m A Celebrity jungle in 2011. At the time, the singer admitted she was a “scaredy cat” and had hoped to face some of her fears.

It was believed at the time Sinitta would spill some secrets on her close pal Simon Cowell. The X Factor was in its prime at the time and she never failed to turn heads at Judges’ Houses. Who remembers that leaf dress? Sadly for us, no tea was spilled!

Unfortunately, Sinitta was the second celeb to be voted out. She later told hosts Ant and Dec: “I wanted to face my fears and not be afraid of everything. I was starting to really love it. Every day [I was] waking up feeling better and better, sleeping better and better.”

Perhaps Sinitta – who is best known for her song So Macho – might have better luck in I’m A Celebrity South Africa if she is one of the rumoured campmates?

Sir Mo Farah: Olympian

Earlier this year, it was rumoured Sir Mo Farah would be taking part in Strictly Come Dancing. Well, it has now been reported he has sprinted off to South Africa for I’m A Celebrity All Stars instead.

Mo, 42, is famed for winning four gold medals at The Olympics for distance running. He scooped Olympic golds for both the Men’s 5,000m and 10,000 at London 2012, then mirrored his wins at Rio 2016.

The sports star previously took part in I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! in 2020. Due to the covid pandemic, that year’s series was very different. Rather than jet to Australia, the campmates headed to Gwrych Castle in Abergele, Wales, instead. 

Mo was popular among viewers and his fellow campmates. He ended up finishing the show in fifth place.

Gemma Collins: Reality star

Gemma Collins’ first I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! stint has gone down in history for the wrong reasons. The reality star infamously quit the show after three days.

Gemma, 44, made the decision to walk following a meltdown in a helicopter. The aircraft had not even left the ground when she announced “I’m a celebrity, get me out of here” to the crew.

The self-confessed diva had previously found fame in the ITV2 reality series, The Only Way Is Essex. She later starred in her own fly-on-the-wall shows, aptly given the title Diva.

A TV insider was recently quoted saying that ITV bosses were “not put off” by Gemma’s first IAC exit. But has she really got the guts to give it a second go?

Harry Redknapp: Football manager

Harry Redknapp is still, to date, the oldest campmate to win I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here!. He was crowned the King of the Jungle aged 71 in 2018.

Harry is a retired English football manager. During his career, he managed a long list of clubs including Bournemouth FC, Tottenham Hotspur, Southampton and Queens Park Rangers.

He is best remembered from his jungle stint for his love of jam roly polys. He frequently mentioned the hot pudding during his time in camp, telling his co-stars how much he wanted some.

After leaving I’m A Celebrity, Harry started an online business called Harrysrolypolys.uk. He ran it in connection with a bakery to raise money for charity.

If the reports of 78-year-old Harry being in I’m A Celebrity South Africa are true, we wonder what pud he will be dreaming of!

Adam Thomas: Actor

Adam Thomas holds the record for doing the most Bushtucker Trials in one series, which stands at 12. The accolade earned him the nickname Mr Bushtucker Trial during his 2016 I’m A Celebrity appearance.

The actor is best known for playing Adam Barton in Emmerdale. He is currently starring in the BBC drama, Waterloo Road, as Donte Charles.

Adam, 37, finished his series of IAC in third place, meaning he got to do the Cyclone Challenge. Everyone wants to do that one! But could he be as successful in I’m A Celebrity South Africa?

A telly insider recently told The Sun: “It’s the perfect time for him to head back into the jungle and affirm his position as Mr Bushtucker Trial.”

David Haye: Boxer

David Haye, 44, is said to be taking part in I’m A Celebrity…South Africa, too. He originally appeared in I’m A Celebrity in 2012. David finished the series in third place.

It was recently claimed that ITV bosses are keen on the idea of David spilling the beans on his “throuple” relationships in All Stars. Together with his girlfriend Sian Osborne, David has dated other women at the same time. In 2023, he was pictured on a beach with both Sian and pop star Una Healy from The Saturdays.

A source told The Sun: “David was delighted to get the call from ITV. As viewers know, no chats are off-limits around the campfire, so they can expect to see David grilled over his quirky relationships.”

Ashley Roberts: Pussycat Doll

Ashley Roberts, 43, is best known for being one sixth of the US girl band The Pussycat Dolls. She made her I’m A Celebrity jungle debut in 2012 and ended up in the final. Ashley was runner-up to winner Charlie Brooks, aka EastEnders’ Janine.

Ashley won viewers and campmates over with her bubbly personality and fun nature. She even taught all of her campmates the dance to The Pussycat Dolls’ hit, Don’t Cha.

These days, Ashley works for Heart FM and provides the showbiz news on Jamie Theakston and Amanda Holden’s Breakfast Show. Ashley has been missing from the airwaves recently… interesting.

Seann Walsh: Comedian

Seann Walsh finished fifth in I’m A Celebrity in 2022 after managing to change the public’s perception of him.

The comedian had previously faced a big backlash after being caught kissing pro-dancer, Katya Jones, while appearing on Strictly Come Dancing. Seann was in a relationship at the time and Katya was married to fellow Strictly professional Neil Jones.

Seann, 39, is now a dad to a three-year-old daughter and has been in a new relationship since 2019.

Ahead of his rumoured I’m A Celebrity South Africa stint, a source told The Sun: “When he went into the jungle in 2022 he very much did it in the hope of redeeming himself in the eyes of the viewing public.”

The insider added: “He managed to emerge as one of the more popular campmates and actually finished in a respectable fifth place in the contest.”

Craig Charles: Soap star

Craig Charles’ first time in I’m A Celebrity was cut short by a family tragedy. He appeared in the jungle in 2014 but left after four days. Charles’ exit came after he learned his brother Dean had died from a heart attack.

At the time, the odds had been on former soap star Charles to be crowned King of the Jungle. It is now believed the Coronation Street star is giving it a second go in South Africa.

Craig, 61, found fame playing Dave Lister in BBC sci-fi sitcom Red Dwarf. He later starred as cab driver Lloyd Mullaney in Corrie. These days, you will find Craig on the airwaves on BBC Radio 6 Music. There is currently a stand-in DJ on his show, adding to speculation that he’s in South Africa.

When does I’m A Celebrity South Africa start?

ITV confirmed last week that I’m A Celebrity South Africa is returning for a second series. The first series of the show – dubbed I’m A Celebrity All Stars – aired in 2023, with Myleene Klass being crowned Legend.

Unlike I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here!, the South Africa series is pre-recorded in Kruger National Park. It is currently being filmed now and will air in 2026. An exact start date is yet to be confirmed.

The 2023 series of All Stars ran from April 24 and May 12. If it follows the same schedule pattern, you can expect it on your telly in the spring.

This time around, show producers have announced a twist. Rather than a pre-recorded final, the winner will be announced in a live broadcast in London after being handed over to a public vote.

This means the final two campmates will be decided in South Africa, before being brought to London. Viewers, who will have watched the entire series by then, can pick who they want as their Legend.

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I’m A Celebrity South Africa will air on ITV and ITVX in 2026.