Everything we know so far about I'm A Celeb spin-off The Wild Frontier

It will be filmed in Canada later this year

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Author: Alex RossPublished 8 hours ago
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With 2027 marking a huge 25 years of I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here!, ITV/STV bosses are making big plans to celebrate, including a new spin-off series called The Wild Frontier.

Set to be filmed in the coming weeks for a 2027 release, I'm A Celeb The Wild Frontier will be filmed in Canada, with bosses scoping out an appropriate location.

When is it on TV?

ITV/STV are yet to actually officially announce the new spin-off show, but rumours have been rife about the new spin-off for months.

There's no exact air date just yet, but it is expected to arrive sometime in 2027, as the main show celebrates its 25th anniversary.

When is filming?

According to reports, filming is due to begin in September 2026.

Where is filming?

Although no exact locations have been announced, the show is set to be filmed out in Canada.

Who is taking part?

Unlike the main series of I'm A Celeb and spin-off show South Africa, The Wild Frontier will see a line-up of celeb pairs!

The Sun reported the full line-up in August, claiming Venezuela Fury and Noah Price, Christopher Dean and Karen Barber, Brian McFadden and Keith Duffy, Louise Redknapp and Joe Nurding, Rio and Kate Ferdinand, and Paul Olima and Jeremy Lynch will all take part.

Find out more about the line-up right here.

Who is hosting the show?

It's understood Ant and Dec will be hosting the show. Let's be honest, it wouldn't be I'm A Celeb without them!

What is the other spin-off show?

Of course, this won't be the first I'm A Celeb spin-off series, in 2023, bosses launched I'm A Celeb: South Africa, which featured former stars from the main show.

The spin-off then returned earlier this year, starring the likes of David Haye, Adam Thomas, Scarlett Moffatt, Sir Mo Farah, Gemma Collins and Jimmy Bullard.

In what was one of the most dramatic series to date, the live final was thrown into chaos, with David Haye later threatening to sue ITV/STV.

Reports are rife I'm A Celeb: South Africa won't become a yearly fixture to the TV schedule, meaning it won't air in 2027.

A show insider said: “The aim was never for it to be made or be on air in 2027, even though there may be an appetite for that right now. The aim was to deliver something as a special show that was on from time to time, not an annual revisit like the main I’m A Celebrity show.”

Check out all of the former winners of I'm A Celeb:

1. Tony Blackburn

Tony Blackburn was the first celebrity to win the show back in 2002.

2. Phil Tufnell

England cricketer Phil Tufnell won the show with his hilarious personality in 2003. In 2026, Phil returned to the show for I'm A Celeb: South Africa.

3. Kerry Katona

Kerry Katona was the first woman to win the show in 2004.

4. Joe Pasquale

Joe Pasquale won the show when it returned later in the year of 2004.

5. Carol Thatcher

Journalist Carol Thatcher won the show in 2005 when she beat soap stars Sheree Murphy and Sid Owen.

6. Matt Willis

Busted member Matt Willis was a popular winner in 2006.

7. Christopher Biggins

Lovable Biggins shared the jungle with the likes of Katie Hopkins and Janice Dickinson and went on to win the show in 2007.

8. Joe Swash

Cheeky chap Joe Swash swapped EastEnders for the jungle and won the show in 2008.

9. Gino D'Acampo

The nation fell in love with Gino in 2009.

10. Stacey Solomon

After showing off her bubbly personality on The X Factor, Stacey Solomon entered the jungle and won the show in 2010.

11. Dougie Poynter

McFly guitarist Dougie Poynter was crowned King of the Jungle ahead of TOWIE's Mark Wright in 2011.

12. Charlie Brooks

EastEnders actress Charlie Brooks couldn't believe it when Ant and Dec announced her as the winner in 2012.

13. Kian Egan

After 22 days in the jungle, Westlife star Kian Egan was crowned the King in 2013.

14. Carl 'Foggy' Fogarty

Retired world super bike racer Carl 'Foggy' Fogarty won over the viewing public in 2014.

15. Vicky Pattison

Vicky Pattison showed a different side to her usual Geordie Shore antics, winning over the public and being crowned Queen of the Jungle.

16. Scarlett Moffatt

Former Gogglebox star Scarlett Moffatt was crowned Queen of the Jungle after winning the show in 2016. 10 years after her victory, Scarlett returned to the show for I'm A Celeb: South Africa in 2026.

17. Georgia 'Toff' Toffolo

Made In Chelsea star Georgia 'Toff' Toffolo won the show in 2017 after beating Jamie Lomas.

18. Harry Redknapp

Former football manager Harry Redknapp was crowned King of the Jungle in 2018, receiving more votes than runner-up Emily Atack. Much to the delight of fans, Harry returned to the jungle in 2026 for South Africa.

19. Jacqueline Jossa

Despite the likes of Ian Wright and Caitlyn Jenner signing up for the 2019 series, it was former EastEnders actress Jac Jossa who was crowned Queen of the Jungle, beating Coronation Street's Andy Whyment in the final.

20. Giovanna Fletcher

Podcaster Giovanna Fletcher became the first ever Queen of the Castle in 2020, going up against the likes of Shane Richie, Vernon Kay and Mo Farah!

21. Danny Miller

Emmerdale actor Danny Miller became the first ever KING of the Castle in 2021 after a hectic series. He went up against the likes of David Ginola, Simon Gregson and Frankie Bridge!

22. Jill Scott MBE

Former England footballer Jill Scott MBE topped her amazing year off by being crowned the Queen of the Jungle in November 2022. Jill won the show ahead of Owen Warner and Matt Hancock.

23. Sam Thompson

Radio presenter and TV personality Sam Thompson took the crown in 2023, winning the public's hearts and votes ahead of Tony Bellew and Nigel Farage.

24. Danny Jones

Following the epic Busted vs McFly tour in 2024, the legendary Danny Jones also found time to be crowned the King of The Jungle! Danny won the 24th series, after receiving more votes than his fellow campmate finalists Coleen Rooney and Reverend Richard Coles.

25. Angry Ginge

YouTuber Angry Ginge, real name Morgan Burtwistle, was crowned the 2025 King of the Jungle during the final on Sunday 7th December. Ginge was in the final three alongside Tom Read Wilson and Shona McGarty, winning the final two vote with a huge 65%!