 It's hard to believe it's coming around to that time of year again, as it seems just last week Jill Scott was crowned Queen of the Jungle, but I'm A Celebrity 2023 is creeping up on us. That means rumours have begun circulating about the stars and, er, politicians, that could be heading Down Under under the watch of long-time hosts Ant and Dec. Last year, the line-up included the likes of Boy George, Chris Moyles and Coronation Street's Sue Cleaver, as well as the unexpected addition of disgraced former health secretary Matt Hancock. Really anyone could be signed up by I'm A Celeb bosses, although speculation is rife they've already tempted a This Morning star, a soap actor and, yet again, a controversial politician. Let's take a look at all the rumoured campmates for I'm A Celebrity 2023. Truss might be looking fo a new venture after becoming the UK's shortest-serving PM (Picture: PA) wouldn't be the first, nor probably the last, politician to jack in Westminster for a few weeks Down Under, following in the footsteps of colleague Hancock. According to betting site OLBG, the Conservative MP Truss is currently sitting at odds of 25/1 to be the part of the next batch of celebs to enter the jungle, as reported by The Sun. She'll be hoping she lasts longer in the jungle than as prime minister… Josie is reportedly in demand among reality TV producers (Picture: ITV/REX/Shutterstock) This Morning hun has been reportedly offered a huge sum to join I'm A Celebrity in a bid to lure her away from Strictly Come Dancing. A source revealed ITV bosses were 'hellbent' on snapping up the 38-year-old because 'she's incredibly down-to-earth and seems to strike a cord with people at home.' They continued to The Sun: 'They're confident Josie will bring the laughs to I'm A Celebrity as she already does on This Morning and is guaranteed to get on with most of the jungle campmates.' Catherine has already admitted there's){kind=link}
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It’s hard to believe it’s coming around to that time of year again, as it seems just last week Jill Scott was crowned Queen of the Jungle, but I’m A Celebrity 2023 is creeping up on us.
That means rumours have begun circulating about the stars and, er, politicians, that could be heading Down Under under the watch of long-time hosts Ant and Dec.
Last year, the line-up included the likes of Boy George, Chris Moyles and Coronation Street’s Sue Cleaver, as well as the unexpected addition of disgraced former health secretary Matt Hancock.
Really anyone could be signed up by I’m A Celeb bosses, although speculation is rife they’ve already tempted a This Morning star, a soap actor and, yet again, a controversial politician.