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ITV Confirms I’m A Celebrity All Stars Return for 2026 – Scarlett Moffatt and Gemma Collins Lead Betting Odds

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ITV has confirmed that I’m A Celebrity… South Africa will return for a second All Stars series in 2026, with fan favourites Ant and Dec once again hosting the hit spin-off show.

The series will see iconic former campmates return to face brand-new trials and challenges deep in the South African wilderness.

In a major twist for the upcoming season, the public will, for the first time, decide who is crowned the “Ultimate Legend”, with a live grand final broadcast direct from London in early 2026.

Scarlett Moffatt and Gemma Collins Tipped to Return

Bookmakers have already released early betting markets, with Scarlett Moffatt emerging as the clear favourite to appear in the new All Stars series.

The former Gogglebox star and 2016 Queen of the Jungle is 1/4 to return – an 80% implied chance.

Gemma Collins, who famously quit the jungle after just three days in 2014, is also strongly tipped for a dramatic comeback at 11/10 – a 48% chance.

Celebrity betting expert Dave James of WhatAreTheOdds.co.uk believes both stars could bring huge entertainment value to the series.

At 1/4, Scarlett Moffatt is almost certain to be back,” James said. Viewers loved her down-to-earth humour and warmth in 2016, and ITV will be desperate to get her on board again.”

He added:

Gemma Collins at 11/10 is fascinating. She’s unpredictable and box office TV. If she lasts longer than her three memorable days in 2014 this time, we could see fireworks, laughter, and probably a few tears, she’d be unmissable.”

Other Names in the Running

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Several other big names are in the betting frame, including former champions and high-profile campmates:

  • Vicky Pattison (6/4) – 40% chance, winner in 2015
  • Stacey Solomon (2/1) – 33% chance, runner-up in 2010
  • Jill Scott (3/1) – 25% chance, winner in 2022
  • Sir Mo Farah (3/1) – 25% chance, appeared in 2020

James commented:

“The new public vote twist changes everything. It means producers will want a mix of personalities, from reality stars like Vicky Pattison to sporting icons like Mo Farah. Jill Scott at 3/1 is a dark horse. She was incredibly popular in 2022 and could go deep into the competition again.”

ContestantOdds% ChanceFirst Appeared
Scarlett Moffatt1/480%2016
Gemma Collins11/1048%2014
Vicky Pattison6/440%2015
Stacey Solomon2/133%2010
Jill Scott3/125%2022
Sir Mo Farah3/125%2020
David Haye4/120%2012
Myleene Klass4/120%2006
Jacqueline Jossa5/117%2019
Peter Andre5/117%2004
Ian Wright6/114%2019
Katie Price8/111%2004 / 2009
Harry Redknapp8/111%2018
Sinitta9/110%2011

Show Expected to Return in Spring 2025

While ITV has yet to confirm an exact air date, I’m A Celebrity All Stars is expected to return in spring 2025, with the live grand final taking place in early 2026.

James summed up the upcoming series:

With Scarlett at 1/4 and Gemma at 11/10 leading the betting, ITV has a potential ratings smash on its hands. Throw in a few shock names and the new public vote twist, and this could be the most dramatic All Stars series yet.”

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