Jimmy Bullard and Premier League Legend Confirmed in I'm a Celeb All-Stars Line-Up

Several notable figures from the world of sport will take part in I’m A Celebrity All Stars Series two.

Many famous faces, who have previously dealt with the Australian outback, will return to the much-loved show for a second time.

The second series of the All-Star edition of the show will take place in South Africa, with Myleene Klass having been crowned ‘Queen of the Jungle’ in the previous season.

The likes of reality TV star Gemma Collins, comedian Seann Walsh and actor Adam Thomas are among the names who will be put to the test in camp.

Former Pussycat Doll Ashley Roberts and singer Sinitta will represent the world of music, while there are four big names from the world of sport involved.

Ex-Premier League footballer Jimmy Bullard, who appeared on series 14 of the show back 11 years ago, will once again see if he can cope with the challenges of the jungle.

Bullard was kicked out of the 2014 show after a falling out with Jake Quickenden, with some accusing him of bullying – something which he denied.

Jimmy Bullard was a Premier League footballer (Credit:Getty)

The former Fulham, Hull City and Wigan Athletic midfielder is a well-loved character in the football community and has regularly appeared on Soccer AM as well as several podcasts since retiring from the game in 2012.

2018 ‘King of the Jungle’ and ex-Premier League manager Harry Redknapp will make a return, having become the show’s oldest ever winner at 71.

The 78-year-old said the show taught him "how to laugh again" after working in the "lonely business" of football for decades.

Fans grew a liking for the former Spurs and West Ham United manager during series 18 due to his humble values and loving stories about his wife, Sandra.

Former world cruiserweight and heavyweight champion boxer David Haye will fly the flag for combat sports, having previously taken part in series 12 back in 2012.

Harry Redknapp was Spurs manager between 2008 and 2012 (Credit:Getty)

Despite having taken punches from the likes of Derek Chisora and Wladimir Klitschko during his fighting career, the Londoner was somewhat caught by surprise when he was bitten by a bandicoot during a bushtucker trial.

And four-time Olympic gold medallist Sir Mo Farah will be aiming to improve on his fifth-place finish in the 2020 coronavirus-impacted edition of the show, which took place in Gwrych Castle in Wales.

Full list of I’m A Celebrity All Stars contestants

David Haye

Gemma Collins

Seann Walsh

Harry Redknapp

Scarlett Moffat

Adam Thomas

Mo Farah

Ashley Roberts

Sinitta

Craig Charles

Jimmy Bullard

Beverley Callard