Angry Ginge Must Follow Brand New Bushtucker Trial Rule on I’m A Celeb

Angry Ginge and his fellow campmates will have to follow a brand new rule during their time on I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!

This weekend, the popular ITV show will be making its long-awaited return as all eyes turn to the Australian jungle.

Last week, the line-up for the latest series was announced, featuring former Arsenal star Alex Scott and Baller League regular Angry Ginge.

Speaking about his involvement on the show, Angry Ginge, whose real name is Morgan Burtwistle, said to the Daily Mail: "I'm really excited to be here, I've never been to Australia.

"But I vowed I would never come to Australia because of the spiders and animals, so I'm hoping the hotel is secure and their not getting in."

As the show edges closer to its return, it has been claimed that a brand new Bushtucker Trial rule will be implemented this year.

Angry Ginge is heading into the Australian jungle. Image: Getty

According to the Daily Mail, if a celebrity has been voted for two trials in a row, they are automatically exempt from the following lot.

A source told the publication: "It will be really good for the show. When celebrities get voted over and over again, it can be quite upsetting for them, the public gets bored or annoyed and the other contestants were becoming increasingly frustrated at missing out on air time."

Meanwhile, a spokesperson for ITV stated: "Celebrities all want the opportunity to take on a Bushtucker Trial and bring home stars for camp.

"Viewers would much prefer to see different celebrities take on the iconic Bushtucker Trials as opposed to the same person every day."

It has been suggested that the rule was brought in to stop the public 'targeting' certain contestants.

Last year, BBC radio host Dean McCullough had to endure seven consecutive trials.

Reacting to McCullough's constant appearance at the Bushtucker Trial area, host Ant McPartlin said: "Who’s still voting for Dean, I don’t get it."

Meanwhile, actor Adam Thomas holds the record for most trials contested, having been voted for 12 times during his stint in the Aussie jungle back in 2016.

Scarlett Moffatt, who was crowned Queen of the Jungle in 2016, closely follows Thomas, having done 10 trials.

The likes of Janice Dickinson, Joel Dommett and Jacqueline Jossa also took part in 10 trials each during their time on the show.

I'm A Celeb 2025 full line-up:

Ruby Wax

Angry Ginge

Alex Scott

Shona McGarty

Lisa Riley

Kelly Brook

Martin Kemp

Eddie Kadi

Jack Osbourne

Aitch

Vogue Williams (Expected late entry)

Tom Read Wilson (Expected late entry)