Olivia Attwood has officially confirmed she’s signed up for this year’s series of I’m A Celebrity … Get Me Out Of Here!
The 31-year-old arrived in Australia today, and admitted she’s worried about how the other celebs will “tolerate” her in the jungle.
Speaking to The Sun at Brisbane airport, Olivia confessed: “I am scared of me, in terms of how long the other campmates can tolerate me. I will get myself in trouble somehow, the usual…”
When asked what she would miss about home, the reality star said: “God it’s day one so not much at the minute but in three or four days the dogs and my fiancé probably.”
Olivia also joked she would miss having sex with her footballer fiancé Bradley Dack, and said: “Yeah I mean four weeks and no shagging what can you do?”
The 31-year-old is the first Love Island star to ever take part in I’m A Celeb.
She shot to fame on the popular programme back in 2017, and has since landed her own ITVBe reality show, and fronted her own docu-series.
Olivia landed in Australia shortly after Chris Moyles, who’s also been linked to this year’s I’m A Celeb.
The radio DJ was linked to the line-up last month, and his presence Down Under has appeared to confirm he’s heading into the jungle.
While The Sun snapped photos of Chris arriving at an airport in Australia, the broadcaster refused to reveal if he’s taking part in the show,
It’s understood the new series will premiere on ITV and Virgin Media One on Sunday, November 6.
The programme will air earlier than usual this year due to the World Cup.
The show will return to its Australian location for the first time since 2019, after travel restrictions forced ITV to film the series at Gwrych Castle in Wales in 2020 and 2021.
The line-up for this season has not yet been announced, but a host of famous faces have been linked to the show.
According to The Sun, former rugby player Mike Tindall, who is married to Queen Elizabeth II’s granddaughter Zara, will enter the jungle this year.
A source told the outlet: “It’s a massive coup. Mike has had a box seat for some of the most important moments in royal history for generations.”
“He is sure to be discreet, but his sheer presence means this series will be an absolute must-watch,” the source continued.
Gogglebox star Babatúndé Aléshé, singer Boy George, and Hollyoaks star Owen Warner have also all reportedly signed up for the upcoming series.
As well as the 2022 series of I’m A Celeb, there is an All Stars series of the show in the works, which will air next year.
