 evening, with 10 of the 12 stars entering the Aussie jungle. There has been plenty of turmoil with the show, with the announcement that former Health Secretary Matt Hancock will be the 12th celeb to join the Down Under cast hitting front page headlines last week. Mr Hancock, who did not enter the jungle on Sunday, quit his Cabinet job last year after admitting to breaking Covid social distancing rules he had helped implement while conducting a fling with his aide, Gina Colangelo. There was also a shock in the jungle as well. Just 24 hours into filming, Love Island star Olivia Attwood, 31, was forced to quit the show. ITV producers explained the 31-year-old had been forced to withdraw from the show on medical grounds not long after jumping out of a helicopter for the first episode. With more surprises expected on the programme fronted by Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly, here is a look at how long the fun is likely to continue for. When is the I'm A Celebrity 2022 final? Some of the celebrities going into the jungle for 2022's I'm A Celeb ( ITV) All I'm A Celeb fans will want to keep their diaries free to ensure they see who is crowned the king or the queen of the jungle in the final episode of the series. ITV has not given a date for when the final will air, but it is possible to do some rough maths to work out when it might be. In previous series, I'm A Celeb has aired for between 19 and 22 episodes, sometimes as often as five to six times a week. In 2021, when the show was filmed in Wales rather than Australia due to the coronavirus pandem){kind=link}
I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! 2022 might have only started, but both fans and haters alike will want to know when it is due to all be over
The latest series might only just have started but there will be plenty of fans – and critics – who want to know when I’m A Celebrity⦠Get Me Out Of Here! is due to end.
The first episode of the 2022 edition aired on Sunday (November 6) evening, with 10 of the 12 stars entering the Aussie jungle.
There has been plenty of turmoil with the show, with the announcement that former Health Secretary Matt Hancock will be the 12th celeb to join the Down Under cast hitting front page headlines last week.
Mr Hancock, who did not enter the jungle on Sunday, quit his Cabinet job last year after admitting to breaking Covid social distancing rules he had helped implement while conducting a fling with his aide, Gina Colangelo.