Janice Dickinson has revealed her facial injuries after a fall on I'm A Celebrity... South Africa, as her £700,000 legal claim against ITV progresses. The US model, 70, says her face has been 'permanently altered' following the incident in October 2022, which forced her to quit the All Stars series.
New images show scarring across her lips, cheeks, chin and lower face. Legal documents claim she suffered 'permanent traumatic scarring' and nerve damage that cannot be corrected by surgery. Dickinson alleges she was given sleep medication by an ITV medic before the fall, which caused drowsiness and impaired balance.
The model filed a personal injury claim at the High Court in September 2025, seeking damages. Sources say the injuries have devastated her modelling career, which included work for Chanel, Dior and Versace. One source told The Sun: 'Her face has been permanently altered and the scars and indentations cannot be corrected.'
Dickinson claims ITV is legally liable, arguing that a combination of the medication and a missing night light in the camp led to her fall. She had got up in the early hours to use the toilet when she tripped in the dark.
An ITV spokesman said: 'We don't recognise this version of events. However, we looked after Janice at the time, paid her medical expenses, flew her home to LA, and the I'm A Celebrity team were in regular contact with her.' The broadcaster added that safety protocols are a priority.
Dickinson's representative, Dermot McNamara, said she is 'fully committed to this legal process'. The case has raised concerns that it could prompt other injured contestants to file similar lawsuits.
