ITV bosses are reportedly pulling out all the stops for this year's I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!, with a star-studded line-up featuring football legend Wayne Rooney, Gavin & Stacey actress Joanna Page and Love Island favourite Chloe Burrows.

The popular reality show is preparing to return to Australian screens later this month, with a fresh group of famous faces reportedly swapping their luxurious lifestyles for jungle life, basic camp conditions and some of television's most gruesome Bushtucker Trials.

And there are some particularly big names among the reported contestants, including former England and Manchester United captain Rooney, who could be following in the footsteps of his wife Coleen, who finished as runner-up when she entered the jungle in 2024.

According to reports, the 2026 series will feature 12 celebrities from the worlds of sport, television, music, modelling, comedy and social media.

However, ITV has yet to officially confirm the complete line-up.

WHO IS REPORTEDLY ENTERING THE I'M A CELEBRITY 2026 JUNGLE?

WAYNE ROONEY

One of the biggest names reportedly heading Down Under is former England football captain Wayne Rooney.

The 41-year-old is said to have agreed to take part two years after his wife Coleen became one of the standout contestants of the 2024 series, finishing in second place.

Rooney's potential appearance is expected to attract considerable attention, particularly among football fans who will be interested to see how the former Manchester United striker handles life without the comforts of home.

He could also face some difficult questions from his fellow campmates about his football career, management experiences and life away from the pitch.

JOANNA PAGE

Gavin & Stacey favourite Joanna Page is another reported addition to this year's line-up.

The actress, best known for playing Stacey Shipman in the hugely popular BBC sitcom, is reportedly swapping the comforts of television studios for the Australian jungle.

Page has enjoyed a successful acting career and is expected to bring plenty of entertainment to the camp if she takes part.

ADE ADEPITAN

Paralympian and television presenter Ade Adepitan could also be making his jungle debut.

The former wheelchair basketball player, who represented Great Britain at the Paralympic Games, is reportedly set to become the first wheelchair user to compete on the programme.

Producers are said to have worked on making the camp accessible, potentially marking an important moment in the show's history.

Adepitan has established himself as a familiar face on British television through his presenting work and sporting achievements.

CHLOE BURROWS

Love Island star Chloe Burrows is reportedly heading from the villa to the jungle.

Burrows first found fame on the ITV2 dating show in 2021, where she reached the final alongside then-partner Toby Aromolaran.

Since leaving the villa, she has continued building her television career through presenting, podcasting and reality television appearances.

Her reported involvement could bring a younger audience to this year's series, particularly given her established social media following.

RICKY WILSON

Music fans could also have something to look forward to, with Kaiser Chiefs frontman Ricky Wilson reportedly joining the cast.

The singer, best known for hits including Ruby and I Predict A Riot, is no stranger to television, having previously worked as a coach on BBC's The Voice UK.

Wilson has reportedly been approached about appearing on the programme for several years, with the 2026 series potentially marking his first jungle experience.

AJ ODUDU

Big Brother presenter AJ Odudu is another familiar television personality linked to the show.

The presenter has become a regular face on British television, particularly through her work hosting Big Brother alongside Will Best.

Her reported appearance would see her swap the presenting studio for the challenges of camp life.

MARIELLA FROSTRUP

Broadcaster and journalist Mariella Frostrup is another unexpected name reportedly joining the jungle.

Known for her extensive career in television, radio and journalism, Frostrup is expected to bring a different perspective to the camp.

She has also appeared on ITV's Loose Women and could provide plenty of conversation around the campfire.

LEOMIE ANDERSON

International model Leomie Anderson is reportedly preparing to trade the catwalk for the Australian outback.

The Victoria's Secret model has worked with major fashion brands and established herself as a prominent figure in the modelling industry.

She also previously appeared on Netflix's Celebrity Bear Hunt, meaning she has already experienced a taste of reality television challenges.

CLAIRE SWEENEY

Coronation Street actress Claire Sweeney is another reported contestant.

The actress, who previously starred as Lindsey Corkhill in Brookside, is well known to soap fans and more recently played Cassie Plummer in Coronation Street.

She would also be following in the footsteps of former Corrie co-star Alan Halsall, who appeared on I'm A Celebrity in 2024.

LEIGH FRANCIS

Comedian Leigh Francis, best known for his television alter ego Keith Lemon, is also reportedly heading into the jungle.

The entertainer has created some of Britain's most recognisable comedy television characters, including his appearances in Celebrity Juice and Bo' Selecta!.

His reported participation could provide plenty of comedy moments, although viewers will be particularly interested to see him appearing as himself rather than his famous alter ego.

SHARKY

YouTube personality Sharky, whose real name is Sharmarke Mohamud, is reportedly representing the social media generation in this year's camp.

The 30-year-old is a member of popular YouTube collective Beta Squad, which has built a huge online following through comedy videos, challenges and entertainment content.

Following the success of social media personalities on previous series, his reported involvement could help ITV attract younger viewers.

JACK SKIPPER

Comedian Jack Skipper completes the reported line-up.

The stand-up comedian has built a following through viral comedy clips and performances on the British comedy circuit.

Having previously appeared on Live at the Apollo, Skipper could be another source of entertainment for viewers if he makes the journey to Australia.

WHEN DOES I'M A CELEBRITY 2026 START?

Fans will not have long to wait, with the new series scheduled to launch on Monday, November 16, at 9pm on ITV1 and ITVX.

Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly will return to present the programme from Australia, guiding viewers through the latest trials, eliminations and camp drama.

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