Love Island star Chloe Burrows has touched down in Brisbane, becoming the sixth celebrity to arrive in Australia for the upcoming series of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! on ITV. She joins Wayne Rooney, Sharky, Ade Adepitan, Leomie Anderson and Claire Sweeney as they prepare to enter the jungle.
Burrows looked relaxed as she landed from London Heathrow, ready to take on the challenges of the jungle. The new series is set to return on Monday, November 16, at 9pm on ITV1 and ITVX.
Claire Sweeney's Arrival and Jokes
Earlier in the day, Claire Sweeney arrived wearing a snakeskin jumpsuit. The actress, best known for her roles on Brookside and Coronation Street, joked to the Mirror: "I'm here to get my extensions done."
"I couldn't get my extensions down in Liverpool so I got an appointment over here to get my nails and my hair done," she said. "I love Australia, the people are cool and friendly. It's a home from home."
Sweeney noted this was a return trip to Australia, having previously starred in a TV show there. She recalled: "I was here years ago and did a TV show called Challenge of a Lifetime. Last time I was here I was crawling between two skyscrapers on a wire on my stomach. ...that was 20 years ago."
Other Arrivals Include Leomie Anderson and Sharky
Victoria's Secret model Leomie Anderson also arrived, claiming she was just in Australia to visit the Gold Coast. YouTuber Sharky has also landed.
Wayne Rooney was the first to arrive, reportedly one of the show's most expensive signings ever. The former footballer, wearing an all-grey outfit, said he had "never been to Australia" and stayed tightlipped when asked about the jungle, but smiled when asked about jungle karaoke.
Paralympian Ade Adepitan said he was in Australia for "tap dancing," pretending he wasn't really in town for the show. The former wheelchair basketball player said: "I am here to advise on the 2027 Australian tap-dancing festival. I am here to dance."
