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Jorgie Porter

Hollyoaks' Jorgie Porter is likely to be the girl the cameras will capture in the shower this year

Former Hollyoaks star Stephanie Davis was set to go to the jungle this year but was forced to pull out due to a potentially fatal nut allergy. Instead her former soap co-star Jorgie Porter has made the line-up and the 27-year-old is likely to be the shower babe of this series and says she would "love to create a girl squad in camp".

The Dancing on Ice star adds that she'll 'carry some rocks' as a jungle gym workout because she doesn't want to lose her bum from lack of food.

But she admits that she does get hangry - angry and grumpy - when she hasn't eaten.

Tony Hadley

Singer Tony Hadley thinks that he will be the shoulder to cry on in the jungle

Popular 80s singer Tony Hadley can't wait to get into the jungle.

The 55-year-old says he will "miss my wife and kids. My two youngest are only eight and three and a half" and that in the camp, he will be "the shoulder to cry on".

Spandau Ballet star Tony reckons the jungle will be far tougher than performing to thousands of fans on stage but he is determined to enjoy every second of life in the celebrity camp.

Yvette Fielding says that she is terrified of anything that moves

Most Haunted's Yvette Fielding accidentally tweeted that she was going into the jungle, before quickly deleting it.

The presenter wrote to her fans: "So sorry to those who have booked Most Haunted nights. Will be back from OZ very soon for some ghostly experiences 

Our sister paper The Daily Mirror also filmed her landing in Australia.

The 47-year-old is "terrified of anything that moves" but hopes to "lift everyone's spirits" in the jungle. Yvette added: "I definitely won't be the chef because as everyone has seen on MasterChef, I can't cook".

But the presenter is happy to have the chance for "people to see me as me". Yvette says: "I think I am colourful!"

Kieron Dyer

Ex-footballer Kieron Dyer would like "to provide the banter" in the camp to keep everyone amused.

He's donating his entire fee to the Jude Brady Foundation, a charity which raises awareness of stillbirth and neonatal deaths.

The 36-year-old wants "to change people's perceptions about footballers in general" but says that he knows his "family and friends know the real me - and that is what matters"

Lady Colin Campbell is the first aristocrat to go on I'm A Celebrity

Royal biographer Lady Colin Campbell, who was raised a boy until she was a teen, is heading into the jungle.

The 66-year-old doesn't feel that she needs to change any misconceptions about herself during her time in jungle as she says "my life is very complete".

Lady Colin Campbell adds that she doesn't have any phobias but "equally I don't think I am that brave", and will miss her "children, dogs, cats and my life" the most.

Duncan Bannatyne

Duncan Bannatyne OBE will miss his comfy bed and his girlfriend the most

Former Dragons Den star Duncan Bannatyne was filmed landing in Australia by The Daily Mirror.

The entrepreneur says that his role in the camp will be "master of all trades" as he can cook, clean and wash-up, before concluding: "You name it, I will do it".

The 66-year-old has vowed not to use his own famous catchphrase "I'm Out" in the show.

The X Factor choreographer Brian Friedman is will be dancing his way into the jungle this year.

The 38-year-old is missing the X Factor and Thanksgiving this year to be part of the show, but is happy to be going down under and wants to show that he is "not overdramatic" but that he is "colourful".

Brian added that he will be the "chef and cleaner" of the camp and his dream campmate would be either Pussycat Dolls' Ashley Roberts, if she hadn't already done it, or Nicole Scherzinger as he says "we would laugh our way through it".

Chris Eubank

Chris Eubank signed up for the show six months ago

Ex-boxer Chris Eubank signed up for I'm A Celebrity six months ago and can't wait to have fun in the jungle.

The 49-year-old says he doesn't know what role he will play as he is "going in to have fun" and thinks that the public will "be surprised how non-confrontational and fun" he is.

Chris thinks that he won't "have time to miss anything" and apart from being scared of heights he isn't sure of any other fears, but adds: "It's good to be scared"

Susannah Constantine

Susannah Constantine says she'll be the mum in the camp

One half of the Trinny and Susannah duo is going into the jungle this year. Susannah Constantine says she will miss her family but aside from them, her "phone and tweezers" because she says: "I've got little whiskers that grow out!"

The 53-year-old reveals that she's been asked "to go on the show for many years" and added: "I always knew I would do it one day".

She's said yes this time as she feels her children are old enough for her to be away for that long.

George Shelley

Union J's George Shelley thinks his role will be Jack of all trades in the camp

It was rumoured that Union J's Josh Cuthbert was heading into the jungle this year, but it seems that while the rumours were close, it was actually his fellow bandmember George Shelley instead.

George, 22, is the youngest contestant but says that his role in the camp will be "Jack of all trades - chef, cleaner, entertainer, shoulder to cry on".

The singer is determined to give his best shot on I'm A Celebrity despite being "scared of moths"