As fans gear up for the release of I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! later this year, speculation grows over who we might see brave the jungle as campmates.
The latest rumoured contestant is the former Love Island icon Chloe Burrows, who has since made a career as an influencer and TV personality.
As well as appearing on such programmes as Netflix’s Inside, Celebs Go Dating, Celebrity Masterchef and Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins, she has also made a name for herself on the airwaves with her podcast Chloe vs The World and her KISS Breakfast radio show, co-hosted with Tyler West.
Regarding the rumours, a source told The Sun: “Chloe is in advanced talks and they love her. She was hugely popular in Love Island. She made it clear she’d love a chance to go to Australia to be on the show.
“She has a very big following on social media too, very much like Angry Ginge and GK Barry, and ITV bosses think she could bring in a younger audience.”
The line-up for I’m a Celebrity 2026 has not yet been officially revealed by ITV, with the cast of famous faces usually being released in the weeks leading up to the show’s launch.
However, this hasn’t stopped the rumour mill, with other speculated stars including Joanna Page, Su-Elise Nash, Nadiya Bychkova, Christopher Dean and Ade Adepitan.
I’m a Celebrity remains one of the most reliable shows in ITV’s annual schedule. Last year’s season proved to be a significant hit for the broadcaster, with the launch episode achieving a peak overnight TV audience of 7.3 million.
The 2025 edition saw influencer Angry Ginge being crowned King of the Jungle, while TV presenter Tom Read Wilson finished as the runner-up and actor Shona McGarty took third place.
I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! is coming soon to ITV1 and ITVX.
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