I’m A Celebrity final date CONFIRMED as ITV reveals details of epic movie-length episode to crown winner
ITV have confirmed the date of this series’ final, just days after the show returned to our screens.
And the dramatic episode, which will see the king or queen of the jungle crowned, will have an epic movie-length run time.
The last episode of the current run will air on ITV1 on Sunday December 10.
It will run for an impressive 100 minutes, kicking off at 9pm and concluding at 10.40pm.
As with previous year’s, the final is expected to have three campmates left standing.
Last year, Lioness Jill Scott beat out runner-up, Hollyoaks star Owen Warner to be named the queen of the jungle.
Politician Matt Hancock finished in third place, despite dividing many viewers during the course of the run.
Viewers will be in for quite a treat with this year’s final, as it’s the focal point of a big night of telly for ITV.
Earlier in the evening, Kylie makes her eagerly anticipated return to the channel for An Audience with Kylie.
The bumper evening of viewing also sees the final of Mamma Mia! I Have a Dream, when the public will decide who was won the roles of Sophie and Sky in the hit musical.
Back in the jungle, the latest series is four episodes into its current run.
Last night saw an explosive clash between Nella Rose and Fred Sirieix after she accused him of ‘disrespecting’ her after he told her he was old enough to be her dad.
Nella admitted she took offence as her parents have both passed away.
Fred apologised but Nella responded saying she would be keeping her distance from him in camp, prompting many furious viewers to brand her ‘vile’ and demand she is voted out.
Other talking points during the first few days in camp have been Nigel Farage‘s shocking naked shower, and Britney Spear’s sister Jamie Lynn Spears breaking into tears on several occasions.
She has threatened to quit the jungle after complaining about missing home.
Tonight she will face the terrifying Climb of Cruelty after being voted by the public to do the latest bushtucker trial.