Geordie duoAnt and Dec return to present a brand-new series ofI'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!on Sunday night, after a week of controversysurrounding ITV's decision to have divisive politician andGB News hostNigel Farage as one of this year's contestants.
The start time for the antics on ITV 1 is 9pm, with the bumper hour and 45 minute opener finishing up at around 10:45pm.
And if you're one of thoseplanning to boycott the gameshow over Farage's appearance, but nonetheless want to know exactly what he gets up to in tonight's episode, thenindy100is here to give you all the live reaction...
Then why notread our article casting our mind back to the show's most iconic moments over the years to kill some time before tomorrow night's episode?
That concludes our live coverage for this evening, but we have a feeling the controversy over Nigel Farage's appearance onI'm A Celebrity will continue for a little while longer.
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AsI'm A Celebrityfans warm toMasterChef star Grace Dent, some are hoping she'll be the one to hold ex-politician Nigel Farage to account during this series of the reality gameshow.
"I hope she wipes the floor with him,"wrote one, whileanother said they can "guarantee" that Dent is going to give Farage "some serious grief".
"Grace Dent v Nigel Farage, anyone,"suggested a third.
Nigel Farage's official Twitter/X account shared a meme of a man expressing disbelief and saying "I don't believe that" after the ex-politician was voted as one of two campmates to visit the Jungle Pizzeria during tomorrow night's episode.
BBC NewsEx-politician Ann Widdecombe, who once served as a Member of European Parliament under Nigel Farage's Brexit Party, has told ITV News that whileI'm A Celebrity"has destroyed" celebs in the past, "a man with [Farage's] level of confidence is unlikely to be destroyed".
Meanwhile, former Liberal Democrat MP Lembit Öpik said it may be that Farage "becomes a king-maker" after his appearance on the gameshow.
After the member of the boy band revealed he was the only member of the quartet not to jump out of a plan previously, Twitter/X users have shared memes imagining the reaction of the other boy band members to him jumping out of a plane.
"The rest of JLS seeing Marvin suffer in the trials,"wrote one account, attaching the meme of JB saying 'Mewwy Chwistmas' onThe X Factor.
How we wished we could have been blissfully aware of Nigel Farage's existence like Jamie Lynn before she enteredI'm A Celebrity...
The ex-politician and social media influencer will be visiting the 'Jungle Pizzeria' during tomorrow night's episode, after the first public vote saw viewers choose them to eat some unpleasant food.
Made in Chelsea's Sam Thompson was typically incredulous, saying: "I'm living in a camp with Nigel Farage!"
Farage himself has described the camp as "stunning", Jamie Lynn Spears has no idea who he is, andFirst Dates' Fred Siriex has revealed he plays no part in the matchmaking.
Perhaps rather predictably, people are confirming they are voting for Jamie Lynn Spears and Nigel Farage to take on the second trial of the series, with one usersarcastically wishing Jamie Lynn "good luck".
The vote has now closed, so we'll find out the pair visiting the Jungle Pizzeria shortly...
We had to see this, so you do too.
We've had a teaser of the next Bushtucker trial just now, and it's an eating trial called 'Jungle Pizzeria'.
While Nigel has been ruled out of some Bushtucker trials on medical grounds, the GB News host can be voted to be one of the two celebs to take on this take.
Viewers can vote up to five times via the official app.
Getty ImagesIf you were wondering why someI'm A Celebrity viewers have branded actress Jamie Lynn Spears a "villain" while watching her compete on the latest series of the reality gameshow,we've got you covered...
Time for the first Bushtucker trial of the series, and the trio have been covered in green ants (they bite a lot) and spiders (they're just scary, to be honest).
We got a glimpse of them squirming and the timer starting before cutting to yet another ad break.
And this time Nigel Farage is diving into some sludge to get hold of some tokens.
There's lots of screaming from Josie (around some snakes), and Nella (dealing with the gunk).
After the celebrity introduced herself as being "best known for being an actor and singer",I'm A Celebrityviewers have all given the same reaction, referencing the fact that her famous sister Britney is probably how most people know of her.
After a viral tweet asked "how is a YouTuber inI'm A Celeb", Twitter/X users have rushed to call on viewers to "put respect on her name", with another account calling on people to "have some manners" if they only refer to Nella Rose as just a YouTuber.
As the tweet above shows, she's also presented a number of TV programmes, including MTV'sCatfish.
Michael Booker, the editorial director at GB News, has responded to a joke Ant and Dec made about the channel's viewership during tonight's episode ofI'm A Celebrity.
Noticing that contestant Farage will be unable to present his show for a few weeks, the Geordie duo issued an "apology" to GB News viewers for taking him out of action.
"Sorry Keith, sorry Linda," Dec quipped.
Now Booker has waded in,writing on Twitter/X: "Any GB News viewers called Keith and Linda are hereby invited onto GB News tomorrow to give their views on cheeky Geordie funsters Ant and Dec."
Sharing an image of Farage shocked to see some snakes in his first challenge, those managing the GB News presenter's Twitter/X account while he's in the jungle wrote: "When you hear David Cameron is back."
In case you missed it, the former PMreturned to frontline politics this week when he was appointed foreign secretary in a reshuffle by current PM Rishi Sunak.
Josie, Nigel and Nella have managed to bag six minutes for their campmates taking on the tower challenge.
If you're one of those boycotting this year'sI'm A Celebrity, then you've just missed out on seeing Nigel Farage trying to unscrew a star with his tongue.
We're so envious...
"It's been on 20 minutes and I've already seen my first 'Nigel Farage seems sound actually' Facebook status," one Twitter userdespaired.
Just before the first ad break, we saw Nigel Farage stick his head inside a blown up bus to come face-to-face with some creepy crawlies...
Made in Chelsea's Sam Thompson was a little overexcited to see his soon-to-be campmates, hugging soap star Danielle Harold, telling Fred Siriex he's a big fan, and giving Ant and Dec a big wave as they arrive in their own helicopter.
"Sam not understanding that he is also indeed a celeb," commented one.
Made in Chelsea's Sam Thompson,EastEnders''Danielle Harold,First Dates' Fred Siriex andMasterChef star Grace Dent have just come off their helicopters and are waiting to take on a challenge on top of a skyscraper.
Viewers are already showering social media star Nella Rose with praise, with onewriting: "I can tell it's gonna be war defending Nella on this app and I'm READY."
"My winner already,"proclaimed a second.
Another user, however, acknowledged the older generations who may not know who Rose is, writing: "Facebook white old people going 'never heard of Nella Rose'."
Nigel Farage, Josie Gibson and Nella Rose have been dumped in the middle of the outback, and Gibson stared at the car containing the politician by hoping it's "somebody nice".
Looking out at the Australian scenery, Farage observed that "you could say this is not what I signed up for".
He also said he's "dealt with snakes in the European parliament", while Gibson admitted she "did not think I'd be seeing you here".
Neither did we, Josie...
Acknowledging that Farage will be unable to present his show on GB News while in the jungle, Ant and Dec have issued an 'apology' to the channel's viewers.
"Sorry Keith, sorry Linda," said Dec.
Ouch.
We've had our first look at Farage, saying "there's no hiding place" in the jungle.
And in their first intro from the bridge in Australia, Ant McPartlin's commented that this series has "already got everyone talking."
Sure has...
We're underway on ITV1, and we're being teased with interview clips from the celebrities.
Fred Siriex says "every night I have nightmares about it" since agreeing to take part in the show.
I'm A Celebrityhas shared a snippet from a Bushtucker trial, with Marvin Humes, Nick Pickard and Jamie Lynn Spears taking on the 'Temple of Doom'.
Nadine Dorries, the TalkTV presenter and former culture secretary, enteredI'm A Celebrity all the way back in 2012, long before Matt Hancock thought it was worth a go.
The ex-Mid Bedfordshire MP, who left her constituents unrepresented in parliament while competing on the gameshow, has taken to Twitter/X to give Farage some pearls of wisdom as the latest politician to appear on the programme.
"My advice to Nigel is what many would say to him: just be yourself," she said.
PAAhead of theGB News presenter entering the jungle,Nigel Farage has shared what he hopes to get out of his time potentially eating animal genitalia and coming face-to-face with some creepy crawlies.
He told ITV: “I want to test myself. Business, politics, media, I’ve done so many different jobs and generally I have been reasonably successful. But I have never been tested in quite this way. It’s such a mental test and maybe I will discover who I really am.”
“Reasonably” doing a lot of heavy lifting after seven failed attempts to become an MP.
Farage continued: “I understood why Matt Hancock did it. He went in there with his reputation on the floor. The truth is after the banking issue I raised a few months ago, I was standing up for a million people who had lost their bank accounts, then winning at the TRIC awards, I am going in at a different stage of my career.”
The ex-Ukip leader also expects people will vote for him to take part in the Bushtucker trials “given millions hate me”.
“My crime was to stand against an establishment view and I was for many years the lone voice saying Europe wasn’t where we should be, so I have been a little bit demonised. I am hoping those who hate me might hate me a little bit less afterwards. But it’s a gamble.
“And the idea that somehow the things I represent - mean-spirited, small-minded, nasty, the ‘little Englander’ - all those accusations that have been flung at me over the years just aren’t true.
“If we can dispel some of those misconceptions, then that will be a good thing too.”
In other words, the man who appeared besidethe infamous ‘Breaking Point’ poster during the 2016 EU referendum campaign – one which saw some compare it to Nazi propaganda from the Second World War – says “it’ll be nice to show people I’m not nasty”.
Yeah… sure thing, Nige…
And if you’re considering voting him for a trial, he also revealed he’s dreading “anything to do with heights”
Farage shared an endorsement from Ant and Dec last year, while ITV stressed the show has “always featured a diverse cast”.
In recent years we’ve seen former culture secretaryNadine Dorries, ex-Scottish Labour leader Kezia Dugdale, former Lib Dem MP Lembit Öpik, ex-Tory Edwina Currie, Boris Johnson’s dadStanley and disgraced former health secretaryMatt Hancock all grace our screens from Australia.
Despite sparking outrage for breaking social distancing rules during the coronavirus pandemic, Hancock somehow managed to finish third in last year's series.
Some people are alreadyplanning to vote Farage offI’m A Celebrity at the first opportunity, but for those looking to put him forward for Bushtucker trials, he’salready escaped a few challenges due to medical issues…

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Joining Farage on the initial I'm A Celebrity line-up are:
Hi @antanddec will you be adding \u201chappy to platform bigotry & xenophobia\u201d to your CVs along with \u201c\u2764\ufe0fMatt Hancock.. top guy\u201d ?\n\nIt seems both of you are happy to take the money, promote far right rhetoric & enable more of this:\n#BoycottImACeleb \n\nYour fans must be so proud— (@)
Hours before the series kicks off on ITV 1 tonight, users on Twitter/X were quick to call on others to "boycott"I'm A Celebrity in protest after former Ukip leader and GB News host Nigel Farage was confirmed to be entering the Australian jungle.
At the time of writing it's ranking at number two on UK trends, and here's one of the many tweets under the hashtag...
Nigel Farage's team have responded to the hashtag witha mocking Farage GIF, and a tweet showing 'Farage' istrending with more tweets than #BoycottImACeleb.
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