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ITV's flagship reality show I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! continues to captivate audiences after 24 series, with McFly star Danny Jones recently crowned King of the Jungle on 8 December 2024. The show consistently ranks among Britain's most-watched television programmes, averaging over 9 million viewers per series.
The 24th series maintained the show's winning formula of challenging celebrities with gruesome Bushtucker trials and camp life in the Australian jungle. Notable moments included Coleen Rooney's runner-up finish and Rev. Richard Coles taking third place. The series also saw the return of the companion show, now titled I'm A Celebrity: Unpacked, hosted by Joel Dommett alongside former winner Sam Thompson.
Beyond the trials and tribulations, the show has become a British cultural phenomenon, creating memorable moments that enter the national conversation. From unlikely friendships forming in camp to emotional reunions on the bridge, the programme consistently delivers compelling human drama. The series has launched numerous careers and rehabilitated others, with contestants often emerging transformed by their jungle experience.
Since its debut in 2002, when Tony Blackburn became the first King of the Jungle, the show has evolved while maintaining its core appeal. Only twice has it deviated from its Australian setting - during 2020 and 2021, when Gwrych Castle in Wales hosted the show. The programme has featured an array of personalities, from sports stars and soap actors to politicians and pop stars, though recent controversy over political contestants has led to calls for a break from featuring MPs.
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