worms jungle kings Joe Swash and Phil Tufnell are reportedly among the 15 celebrity contestants for the I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! all star special.
Winners and losers from past series come together for another chance to become king or queen of the jungle – or even keep their crowns.
ITV has not confirmed the famous faces reported by The Sun and said more details will be revealed by then.
Swash and Tufnell will reportedly join Myleene Klass and Carol Vorderman as part of the cast, the biggest since the show began.
Filmed in South Africathe series will air in 2023 with hosts Ant and Dec at the helm.
The cast reportedly includes TV personalities Klass and Vorderman, as well as Diversity star Ashley Banjo, royal butler Paul Burrell, and soap opera stars Andrew Whyment and Dean Gaffney.
The show will see former boxer Amir Khan along with fellow sports stars Fatima Whitbread and Tufnell, as well as the return of more infamous cast members including Gillian McKeith and Janice Dickinson, with Helen Flanagan, Shaun Ryder and Georgia Toffolo are also reportedly returning.
Among the entrants are Swash, Toffolo and Tufnell looking for second win after triumphing in 2008, 2017 and 2003 respectively.
Swash went on to host the ITV2 spin-off show: I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here, NOW! and is married to fellow I’m A Celeb winner Stacey Solomon.
Cricketer-turned-expert Tufnell took home the jungle crown after beating former footballer John Fashanu and interior designer Linda Barker.
All 15 contestants have earned their place after becoming fan favorites during their respective series, though some for better reasons than others.
During the show’s 2010 series, nutritionist McKeith, 62, passed out during a bush tucker trial, in which Ant and Dec had to trap her before she was given oxygen.
Best known for her Channel 4 show You Are What You Eat, she became the first celebrity to refuse to try a bush tucker trial during her jungle sojourn.
The nutritionist said she was on the brink of mental exhaustion when she was voted to perform her sixth challenge, dubbed the dreaded digger, and walked away when she discovered green ants and cockroaches would fall on her head.
Former American model Dickinson rose to fame for a series of camp brawls during her 2007 run, though she finished second behind Christopher Biggins.
A show spokesperson said: “We will be announcing our lineup and plans for I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! South Africa is getting closer to handover in 2023.”
The rumored celebrities have not confirmed their participation in the series.