Morgan Burtwistle, the 24-year-old internet personality known as Angry Ginge, is poised for a monumental career and financial windfall following his successful stint on ITV's I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here!
Industry insiders now claim the YouTuber and Twitch streamer could pocket an astonishing £5 million in 2026 through a series of major brand endorsements and television opportunities, capitalising on his newfound status as a national fan favourite.
From Jungle Favourite to Brand Ambassador
According to reports, Ginge's authentic and relatable personality in the jungle has translated into significant commercial interest. Bookmaker William Hill has now installed him as the new favourite to win the entire series, surpassing fellow contestant, rapper Aitch.
The momentum is already building for his post-jungle career. It has been confirmed that Red Bull has re-signed him as an official ambassador for 2026, a testament to his strong connection with a youthful and energetic demographic.
Furthermore, high-street sportswear giant JD Sports is keen to significantly ramp up its existing partnership with the star. Ginge, who already featured in their 2025 Christmas advertisement, is set for an elevated role with the brand in the New Year.
A £5 Million Horizon
A source close to the negotiations revealed the scale of the incoming deals. "Ginge is set to rake in excess of £5 million in 2026 thanks to a wave of major brand deals, TV opportunities and commercial tie-ins coming his way," the insider stated.
The source elaborated, highlighting the proactive nature of the discussions. "Red Bull have already re-signed him... JD Sports... are already looking to elevate their partnership. And that's just the start. There are multiple global brands in active discussions right now."
They also suggested that the full extent of his marketability is yet to be realised, noting that even more opportunities are expected to emerge once he leaves the jungle environment.
The Personal Touch Winning Hearts
Ginge's appeal has been rooted in his genuine on-screen moments. Viewers recently saw him visibly emotional after receiving pictures from his loved ones, a scene that resonated with many.
In a heartfelt conversation with campmate Ruby Wax, he opened up about the difficulty of being cut off from his family. "I've gone ten days without seeing my mum for example but I've always been able to ring her and text her, so not being able to communicate at all, it all gets on top of you," he shared, revealing the personal challenge behind his jungle experience.
This blend of vulnerability and authenticity appears to be the driving force behind his commercial success, proving that in the world of reality TV and influencer marketing, being yourself can indeed be priceless.
