We’re nearing the final stretch of I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here 2025, and attention is turning to the celebs most likely to be crowned on Sunday 7th December.
The shortest odds for this year’s King of the Jungle go to Angry Ginge and Aitch, both of whom spent a similar amount of time as the bookies’ favourite in the first two weeks.
The contest concludes this weekend, so we haven’t got long to wait. In the meantime, we get to watch this year’s crop of celebs being put to the test by some of the creepiest crawlies Springbrook National Park has to offer.
Who will begin to crumble under the pressure of Ant and Dec’s gruesome challenges? Who will be a nervous wreck by the time we reach the final? And who is destined to become jungle royalty?
"The show remains unpredictable from the first bus into camp to the crowning of the King or Queen of the Jungle"
The suspense is killing us. So… we decided to do a little investigative work of our own.
With the help of entertainment and TV expert Lynn Carratt, and the latest odds on what’s fast becoming the TV talking point of the moment, we’ve been hard at work predicting what’s most likely to unfold in the jungle this season.
We can now reveal who is most likely to be crowned King or Queen of the jungle on 7th December. Here are all the I’m a Celebrity odds you need.
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Some of our favourites have already made it crystal clear that they’re clamouring for a chance to take on Ant and Dec’s gruesome challenges, while others have been less than tight-lipped about their jungle phobias. Here are this year’s favourites.
Angry Ginge 4/1 12/5 | Implied Probability 29.41%
YouTube star Angry Ginge is back in the top spot, and his odds keep on shortening.
The bookies’ favourite has put in a stellar performance in some very gruesome tasks in recent days, and his sharp wit is really winning over voters.
The 24-year-old gaming streamer has over a million Twitch followers, and having stayed remarkably cool under pressure (with the exception of a few tense moments in that spider-moving challenge), he appears to have what it takes to become King of the Jungle.
Social media superstars tend to do well on the show. GK Barry made it to fifth place in 2024, and Angry Ginge could well go all the way this year.
Aitch 7/4 4/1 | Implied Probability 20%
Manchester-born rapper Aitch went straight into third position when this year’s campmates were revealed, but following the first few days in the jungle (and that crocodile duel) he started to rise up the ranks to become the favourite.
After a banquet of fish eyes proved too much for him last week, his odds lengthened to put him in second position. And while he did reclaim his position as favourite for a few days this week, fellow camp leader Angry Ginge is now proving a force to be reckoned with.
Aitch is now back in second place as we head towards the end of week two, with viewers calling him “absolute comedy gold.” Rumours are even beginning to circulate of a possible romance involving the rapper and co-star Shona McGarty. Let’s see what the remaining weeks have in store…
Jack Osbourne 7/1 6/1 | Implied Probability 14.29%
Jack Osbourne appears to be winning over I’m a Celebrity viewers. His odds have shortened significantly since the show started; he’s now in third place at 6/1.
Jack seemed fearless as he took on his underwater trial, collecting 12 stars without ever losing his composure. He’s also been remarkably open and honest in his discussions with fellow campmates over the past few days, boosting his popularity even further.
Tom Read Wilson 5/1 8/1 | Implied Probability 11.11%
A late entry to this year’s competition, Tom Read Wilson joined campmates along with Vogue Williams on Thursday 20 November. Despite being a latecomer, Tom’s always been high up in this year’s odds.
The TV presenter and actor is best known as the reality TV hit Agony Uncle from Celebs Go Dating. With his unwavering positivity, brilliant command of the English language and that trademark sense of humour, Tom’s definitely got what it takes to challenge Aitch and Angry Ginge.
I’m a Celebrity odds sleeper: Lisa Riley 14/1 25/1 | Implied Probability 3.85%
Before heading into the jungle, Lisa Riley stated that she’d be looking to test herself as she ticks I’m a Celebrity off her bucket list in the year before she turns 50. She’s a popular campmate and could well win over voters as the days go on.
When asked about Riley’s chances on the show, Lynn Carratt told us she could be one to watch. Riley is already “a staple with ITV viewers,” Carratt explained, so “she would certainly go down well with fans of the show.”
Lisa’s odds have been shortening by the day. Once at 40/1, the actress has won over both the public and fellow campmates, and now sits in fourth position at 25/1.
Expert: “Bringing in influencers and younger personalities like Aitch is a smart move for I’m a Celebrity”
Soap stars, comedians, sports stars and musicians all feature on this year’s lineup. But the show’s producers have also recruited a few newer stars with the power to pull in younger audiences. And currently, they’re the ones leading the way in the odds.
“Bringing in newer stars — artists, influencers, younger personalities like Aitch — is a smart move for I’m a Celebrity,” explains entertainment and TV expert Lynn Carratt.
“There’s a real opportunity to open up the audience base, especially among younger viewers who may follow these figures closely on social media. It acts as both a draw and a bridge: people tune in because of the name they already know, and then might stay for the format, the personalities, the drama.”
“The show tried it last year with GK Barry and they’ll be hoping for a similar success with Aitch this year.”
If there’s one thing we know for certain, it’s that this year’s veritable smorgasbord of reality TV newcomers, controversial figures and legacy stars will provide plenty of drama as they settle into camp life.
“By blending legacy stars with newer faces, and sprinkling in politicians or public figures who provoke debate, ITV ensures the show appeals across generations, produces social media-worthy moments, and remains unpredictable from the first bus into camp to the crowning of the King or Queen of the Jungle,” says Carratt.
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