Hollywood News Now: I'm A Celebrity 2023: Phillip Schofield & Jeff Stelling Could Be On The Show

Phillip Schofield and Jeff Stelling are among the stars who could take part in this year's series of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!.

According to betting sites, jockey Frankie Dettori - who is to retire later this year - is being tipped as a potential to head to the Australian jungle after hanging up his saddle.

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Others who could also appear on the Ant and Dec-fronted reality show - which was won by footballer Jill Scott last year - include former Premier League football referee Mike Dean, The Chase quizzer Mark Labbett, and reality TV veterans Jamie Laing and Chris Hughes.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle may have quit the UK for the US, but could they be gracing Australia with their presence for the 23rd series of I'm A Celebrity? Probably not, but stranger things have happened.

I'm A Celebrity 2023 Line-Up Schofield And Stelling For I'm A Celebrity?

The TV industry has been rocked lately after Phillip quit This Morning, and late last week Schofield confirmed he had departed ITV altogether, after he admitted to lying about having an affair with a younger ITV employee.

This means he won't be presenting Dancing on Ice or The Cube any longer, but he is 40/1 to make a sensational ITV return as a contestant on this year's I'm A Celebrity.

While it looks unlikely that Phillip would be back on the ITV payroll so soon, he is not the biggest price in the odds.

Another presenter who has recently quit a show, but in much less controversial circumstances, is Jeff Stelling.

The star fronted his last-ever episode of Soccer Saturday on Sunday after more than 25 years, and he is just 8/1 to head Down Under.

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UK bookmakers are more confident that Dettori might make the move from a racecourse to the jungle.

No stranger to being a short-priced favourite, Frankie is just 2/1 to appear on the series.

He has confirmed his final day of racing will be October 21 at Ascot, and that could be perfect timing for Frankie to perform one of his famous flying dismounts onto an Australian-bound flight.

Other short-priced picks include Made in Chelsea stars Jamie Laing (5/1) and Sam Thompson (7/1), as well as former footballer Peter Crouch (6/1), ex-boxer Ricky Hatton (7/1) and TV presenter Jeremy Kyle (10/1).

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Love Island stars are no stranger to being filmed in one location 24/7, so taking part in I'm A Celebrity could be the ideal environment for the ex-Islanders.

Several could be in the thoughts of ITV bosses, including 2022 winners Ekin-Su Culculoglu (10/1) and Davide Sanclimenti (12/1), or even Chris Hughes, who is 14/1 to be in the line-up.

Tommy Fury - who recently became a father - is 16/1 on specials betting sites to swap the boxing ring for a grapple with some creepy crawlies in the show's Bushtucker Trials, while Curtis Pritchard is the same price.

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Other possible contenders who could appear on I'm A Celebrity, include former Islander Gemma Owen, the daughter of ex-Liverpool footballer Michael Owen (50/1).

Gemma is 20/1 to star in the show, the same price as this year's winter Love Island winner Kai Fagan, who triumphed in season nine alongside Sanam Harrinanan, who is 25/1 to be heading Down Under.

Tasha Ghouri is also 25/1, while Love Island host Maya Jama is a 33/1 shot, but it would be a surprise to see her go from presenter to contestant.

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Swapping The Cobbles For The Jungle

Soap stars are a traditional part of I'm A Celebrity, and this year looks to be no different.

Several serial drama actors have been linked to the upcoming series, with Coronation Street star Alan Halsall just 16/1 on betting apps to sign up.

Alan's cobbles co-star Jack P. Shepherd is 18/1 to appear on the Australian-based reality show, while ex-EastEnders star Patsy Palmer is 20/1, the same price as Steve McFadden, aka EastEnders' no nonsense businessman Phil Mitchell.

Steve's on-screen brother Ross Kemp, who plays Phil's sibling Grant Mitchell, is a 33/1 outsider to be part of the I'm A Celebrity 2023 cast, the same price as former Pointless co-host Richard Osman and ex-Aston Villa footballer Dion Dublin.

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As well as 40/1 shot Schofield, there are a number of other outsiders who might appear on I'm A Celebrity.

Harry and Meghan are both 200/1 each on I'm A Celebrity betting sites to pop up in the camp, while it is 80/1 that former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson takes part in the series, after ex-Health Secretary Matt Hancock finished third in last year's season.

Former footballers Frank Lampard, Steven Gerrard, and Paul Scholes are all 50/1 shots, while punters can get 80/1 for Piers Morgan to star in the show, and Britain's Got Talent judge Simon Cowell is 100/1.

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