I'm A Celebrity South Africa 2026: All-Star Lineup and Expectations Revealed

The 'All-Stars' edition of 'I'm A Celebrity... South Africa' is set for its return in April, featuring a group of celebrities competing for the title of Legend of the Jungle.

Hosted by Ant and Dec, the show was filmed towards the end of last year and promises scandals, jaw-dropping challenges, and, of course, plenty of creepy crawlies. The first teaser promised that this second season of the popular spin-off, which saw Myleene Klass winning in 2023, would be 'quite a lot harder' than its Australian counterpart, with higher stakes than ever.

We now have an official first look at the line-up in their full camo gear against the rugged mountain landscape. The anticipation is high, and fans are eager to see their favorite stars face the most extreme challenges.

Among the prominent contestants is Adam Thomas, who returns to the camp after 10 years, looking to improve on his third-place finish in series 16. Ashley Roberts, who came close to being crowned Queen of the Jungle in 2012, also seeks redemption.

Scarlett Moffatt, a popular winner of the show, joins the cast, motivated to show her son how brave she can be. David Haye, the former boxer, hopes to replicate his success in the ring. Beverley Callard, despite being 68 years old, insists she's ready for battle. Seann Walsh, Sinitta, Sir Mo Farah, Gemma Collins, Craig Charles, Jimmy Bullard, and Harry Redknapp are also part of the all-star cast.

The season promises to be harder and more challenging, according to Ashley Roberts' predictions. David Haye is expected to reveal juicy details about his personal life. Sinitta anticipates that things will be 'easier,' but she could be in for a surprise.

Sir Mo Farah will seek to improve on his fifth-place finish in the previous series, while Gemma Collins returns for the public's delight. Craig Charles, after a brief and tragic experience in 2014, is looking for a second chance. Jimmy Bullard will try to improve his reputation, and Harry Redknapp, the 2018 winner, returns hoping to repeat his success. Fans eagerly await to see how these stars face the challenges in the South African jungle.

Myleene Klass, winner of the first All-Stars season, reflected on her victory and the opportunity to relive the experience. She shared that she was motivated to make her children proud and to show them, and other little girls, that they should keep going no matter the difficulties.

With the return of 'I'm A Celebrity... South Africa' in April, fans are expecting exciting challenges and memorable moments. The combination of familiar faces, new challenges, and the promise of personal revelations ensure a season full of entertainment.