Australian reality star turned radio host Brittany Hockley is the first celeb to be announced as a contestant on this year’s season of I’m A Celebrity … Get Me Out Of Here!
The hit reality show is back for another season, as the very first celebrity to enter the South African jungle has been revealed., will enter the South African jungle this weekend, with the premiere episode set to air Sunday night on Channel 10.star and radio co-host Laura Byrne, will join 10 other celebrities who will all be revealed during Sunday’s premiere.
“I’m excited, nervous, petrified, anxious and super pumped all at once. And somehow, I’m already hungry.” Hockley will join a host of fellow high-profile figures to go completely off the grid and set up camp in the heart of the jungle, where they’ll take on a series of death-defying challenges to win over viewers.
The overall winner will be crowned king or queen of the jungle after four weeks, and will take home $100,000 in prize money for the charity of their choice.
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