“I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here!” is back for 2025 with Ant and Dec steering the chaos once again, a fresh batch of celebs heading into camp, and plenty of Bushtucker Trials to talk about.
Here’s how to watch “I’m a Celebrity” 2025 from anywhere with a VPN, including legit ways to stream for free.
‘I’m a Celebrity’ 2025 date, time and channel
Watch “I’m a Celebrity” 2025 free in the U.K.: ITV1 and ITVX from Sunday, Nov. 16
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“I’m a Celeb” 2025 will stick to the Australian jungle but add a smart Bushtucker twist: the public can only choose the same campmate for two consecutive trials, sharing the pressure and the meals. We can still expect eating gauntlets, physical tasks, and Dingo Dollar jaunts to Kiosk Kev.
The 25th series debuts refreshed branding and opening titles, plus a line-up built for sparks, including Ruby Wax, Martin Kemp, Lisa Riley, Shona McGarty, Alex Scott, and creator Angry Ginge.
Ant and Dec return to host, while “I’m a Celebrity… Unpacked” lands on ITV2 and ITVX with behind-the-scenes access and exit interviews. Episodes air nightly at 9 p.m., with a mega 95-minute premiere on Sunday, November 16.
Expect nightly episodes across the run on ITV1, with catch-up on ITVX if you miss a broadcast.
If you are outside the U.K., a VPN is the simplest way to keep watching on your existing ITVX account while traveling.
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Watch ‘I’m a Celebrity’ 2025 from abroad
If you are outside the U.K. during the premiere, a VPN can help you securely access your usual U.K. apps. In our streaming tests, providers like NordVPN stand out for speed and reliability.
1. Install a VPN app on your device. As we’ve said, NordVPN is our favourite.
2. Choose the location you wish to connect to in the VPN app. For instance, if you’re in the U.S. and want to view your usual U.K. service, you’d select U.K. from the list.
3. Sit back and enjoy the show. Head to ITVX and stream “I’m a Celebrity” 2025 from anywhere in the world.
Note: Use VPNs responsibly and follow local laws and service terms.
Can I watch ‘I’m a Celebrity’ 2025 in the U.S.?
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No, the UK version of “I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!” does not have an official streaming service or broadcast partner in the U.S.. The show airs exclusively on ITV1 and streams for free on the ITVX platform in the UK.
If you’re a U.K. viewer travelling in the States, use a VPN such as NordVPN to access ITVX from abroad.
Can I watch ‘I’m a Celebrity’ 2025 in Canada?
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No, you cannot officially watch “I’m a Celebrity” 2025 in Canada, as the show is exclusive to ITV in the U.K. with streaming on ITVX.
There is, however, a French-language version commissioned for Quebec’s TVA.
If you’re a U.K. viewer traveling in Canada, the easiest option is to stream on ITVX using a VPN (for example, NordVPN) connected to a U.K. server.
Can I watch ‘I’m a Celebrity’ 2025 in Australia?
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No Australian broadcaster has been confirmed to air the U.K. edition of “I’m a Celebrity” 2025. The series airs on ITV1 and streams on ITVX in the United Kingdom.
Australia has its own local version of the show, which airs on Network 10 and streams on 10 Play.
Traveling from the U.K.? Use a reputable VPN (we rate NordVPN highly for speed and reliability) to connect to a U.K. server, then log in to your ITVX account to watch live or on demand.
I’m a Celebrity – Need to Know
Is ‘I’m a Celebrity’ 2025 free to watch?
Yes, in the U.K., ITV broadcasts “I’m a Celebrity” on TV and streams it free on ITVX’s ad-supported tier. You will just need a free ITVX account to start watching. If you would like to watch while traveling, a VPN allows you to access ITVX from abroad using your existing account.
ITV has the broadcast rights for “I’m a Celebrity” in the U.K. and streams episodes on ITVX, with live coverage available through the app. That means you can watch live and on demand on your TV, phone, or laptop with minimal setup.
Troubleshooting tips (if ITVX won’t play)
- Switch servers: If a U.K. stream doesn’t load, try a different U.K. server in your VPN app.
- Refresh location: Clear your browser cookies or app cache, then reconnect your VPN to the U.K. and reload ITVX.
- Location services: Turn off device-level location services or set “Location” to “None” in your browser if prompted.
- App updates: Update the ITVX app and your VPN app to the latest versions.
‘I’m a Celebrity’ 2025 cast
The confirmed cast for the 2025 season of “I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!” has been announced, with the series scheduled to start on Sunday, November 16, 2025.
- Jack Osbourne – TV Personality
- Ruby Wax – Comedian, author, and TV presenter
- Kelly Brook – Model and Heart Radio DJ
- Alex Scott MBE – Sports broadcaster and former Lioness footballer
- Lisa Riley – Emmerdale actress
- Martin Kemp – Spandau Ballet bassist and actor
- Aitch (Harrison Armstrong) – Brit Award-winning rapper
- Angry Ginge (Morgan Burtwistle) – Social media content creator
- Shona McGarty – Former EastEnders actress
- Eddie Kadi – Comedian and BBC Radio 1Xtra presenter
It is also rumored that TV personality Vogue Williams and Celebs Go Dating star Tom Read Wilson may join the jungle as late arrivals.
Who won ‘I’m a Celebrity’ 2024?
McFly’s Danny Jones was crowned King of the Jungle in 2024, with Coleen Rooney runner-up and the Reverend Richard Coles in third.
Filmed in Murwillumbah, New South Wales, the series aired on ITV1 and ITVX in the U.K. between November 17 and December 8, delivering a consistently buzzy season overall.
- Series 1 – Tony Blackburn
- Series 2 – Phil Tufnell
- Series 3 – Kerry Katona
- Series 4 – Joe Pasquale
- Series 5 – Carol Thatcher
- Series 6 – Matt Willis
- Series 7 – Christopher Biggins
- Series 8 – Joe Swash
- Series 9 – Gino D’Acampo
- Series 10 – Stacey Solomon
- Series 11 – Dougie Poynter
- Series 12 – Charlie Brooks
- Series 13 – Kian Egan
- Series 14 – Carl Fogarty
- Series 15 – Vicky Pattison
- Series 16 – Scarlett Moffatt
- Series 17 – Georgia Toffolo
- Series 18 – Harry Redknapp
- Series 19 – Jacqueline Jossa
- Series 20 – Giovanna Fletcher
- Series 21 – Danny Miller
- Series 22 – Jill Scott
- Series 23 – Sam Thompson
- Series 24 – Danny Jones
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