The jungle was thrown into instant chaos as Harry Redknapp and Jimmy Bullard made a dramatic late entrance into I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here!: All Stars, flipping the entire camp dynamic on its head.
Hosts Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly wasted no time in handing over power, crowning Harry as King Lion and Jimmy as King Rhino — instantly dividing the camp into two rival kingdoms.
From that moment on, alliances were tested, egos clashed, and survival became a brutal competition.
Harry assembled a powerhouse Lion team featuring Ashley James, Mo Farah, David Haye, Scarlett Moffatt and Seann Walsh.
Meanwhile, Jimmy built his Rhino squad with Craig Charles, Gemma Collins, Adam Thomas, Beverley Callard and Sinitta.
And the tension was immediate. Gemma didn’t hold back, bluntly saying there were “too many alphas over there” as she eyed the opposing camp.
The first major showdown came in the brutal Bushtucker Trial, Wicked Watering Hole. Representing the Lions were Ashley and David, while Adam and Craig fought for the Rhinos.
Ant explained the rules: contestants had to dig through a muddy watering hole to find golden nuggets, race back, and drop them into their baskets — all while tethered to bungee ropes. The team with the heaviest haul would win food and glory, while the losers faced another grim night on rice and beans.
With just ten minutes on the clock, the challenge quickly turned frantic, muddy, and fiercely competitive.
But just as tensions peaked — the episode cut out.
No winner revealed.
And fans were furious.
Viewers flooded social media, demanding answers and slamming the show’s decision to end on yet another cliffhanger. Some begged producers to “stop with these cliffhangers”, while others raged “that’s enough of the cliffhangers” and admitted they “hate trial cliffhangers”.
Elsewhere, the drama didn’t stop.
Gemma Collins suffered a chaotic fall that left the entire camp in stitches. As she attempted to sit in a hammock, it suddenly swung backwards, sending her crashing onto the ground with her legs in the air.
While others laughed, David Haye rushed over to help her up, telling her it was “a terrible start”. Gemma, clearly shaken but laughing it off, exclaimed “Oh, David, oh my god” as she struggled to get back on her feet.
Despite the chaos, she insisted she was fine, joking she had “had a lot worse falls” — a moment that perfectly summed up the unpredictable energy of the camp.
With rival kingdoms now locked in battle, high stakes on the line, and tempers already flaring, one thing is clear — this jungle is only just getting started.
