How To Watch I’m a Celebrity 2024 Online
| Premieres: Sunday, November 17 at 9pm GMT |
| New episodes: every day for the next three weeks |
| Channel: ITV1 |
| Free stream: watch on ITVX (UK) live or on-demand |
| Watch anywhere: Stream from anywhere with NordVPN |
Watch I’m a Celebrity Season 24: Preview
Reserve your seat on the sofa because ITV’s premiere reality TV endurance test is about to begin! BAFTA-winning hosts Ant and Dec are putting another group of pampered celebs through their paces as they face gruelling Bushtucker Trials and all the creepy-crawlies the Australian jungle can throw at them. Don’t miss a single episode with our guide below, which explains how to watch I’m a Celebrity 2024 online and for free on ITVX from anywhere.
I'm a Celebrity…Get Me out of Here! is one of the UK’s most recognisable reality TV series, airing every year since 2002 and hosted by the brilliant Geordie duo, Ant and Dec. The British public absolutely love watching bug-munching celebs go native, and, for three weeks a year, around 10 million viewers tune in as contestants exchange luxuries like personal chefs and king size mattresses for back pain and a steady diet of miscellaneous animal anuses. Oh, but it’s so much fun to watch them squirm!
This year’s line-up includes a former WAG, a dancing queen, one TikTok star, a panellist from Loose Women, and a pop star. Yes, parachuting into the jungle are Coleen Rooney, Strictly Come Dancing’s Oti Mabusi, social media personality GK Barry, journalist Jane Moore, and McFly band member Danny Jones, among others.
As usual, they can earn “Dingo Dollars” to gain treats, in addition to completing the iconic Bushtucker Trials. These stomach-churning tasks are either mental, such as facing their fears of snakes, or gastronomical, as they fight their gag-reflex to keep down nauseating concoctions like puréed bull testicles to win meals. Those with the stomach for it just might win the admiration of the public, who’ll be voting to decide which celebrity deserves to be crowned King or Queen of the jungle.
Who’ll have a breakdown and who’ll slum it in style? Catch each jaw-dropping episode with the following guide, detailing everything to know about how to watch I’m a Celebrity Season 24 online and its companion show from anywhere.
Watch I’m a Celebrity 2024 online in the UK
The celebs’ jungle ordeal is about to begin! Viewers can watch I’m a Celebrity 2024 on ITV1 from Sunday, November 17, or through streaming service ITVX, with episodes airing every day at 9pm GMT.
And, if you’re hungry for behind-the-scenes gossip, interviews, and more, companion show I’m a Celebrity: Unpacked is broadcast on ITV2 at 10.45 pm GMT, immediately after the main show ends.
ITV1 and TV2 are free-to-air channels in the UK, though they requires a TV licence to watch live. However, you don't need one to watch catch-up TV, which you can do so via ITVX, ITV's on-demand streaming platform.
Sign up is free for an ITVX account. All you need is an email address and a UK postcode (e.g. W12 7RU).
Abroad? Use a VPN using the instructions below to access ITVX back home
How to watch I’m a Celebrity from anywhere
If you're a UK citizen on vacation or working overseas, you can still watch I’m a Celebrity online just as you would at home.
While services like ITVX block access from IP addresses outside of the UK, there's a handy piece of software called a VPN that can change your IP address, allowing you to watch UK TV online by making it look like you're accessing streaming services from any country in the world.
For example, UK citizens overseas can subscribe to a VPN, join a UK-based server and access their subscription from anywhere in the world, just like they would back home.
Step-by-step of using a VPN to unblock:
1. Choose your ideal VPN and install – our go-to recommendation for unblocking is NordVPN, costing from $3.99 a month with its 2-year plan.
2. Connect to a server – for ITVX, for example, you'll want to connect to a server based in the UK.
3. Go to the stream you wish to access - for I’m a Celebrity Season 24, head to ITVX.
Can I watch I’m a Celebrity Season 24 in the US, Canada, or Australia?
The UK version of I’m a Celebrity is exclusive to ITV, so fans of the show traveling overseas will be blocked from connecting to ITVX without a VPN.
The hit reality TV programme does have international adaptations abroad, though, with the show being produced in countries like Australia and Canada. But, perhaps too similar to CBS hit Survivor, the US version was cancelled back in 2009.
A UK resident currently out of the country? You can always port yourself back home and watch concurrent with the UK using a VPN.
Everything you need to know about I’m a Celebrity 2024
Who Are The I'm A Celebrity 2024 Contestants?
The 12 contestants expected to enter the I'm a Celebrity jungle are:
- Alan Halsall, Coronation Street actor
- Barry McGuigan, former professional boxer and promoter
- Coleen Rooney, media personality and Wayne Rooney’s wife
- Danny Jones, McFly singer and lead guitarist
- Dean McCullough, BBC Radio One presenter
- GK Barry, social media personality
- Jane Moore, journalist and Loose Women panellist
- Melvin Odoom, television and radio presenter
- Oti Mabuse, professional dancer and Dancing on Ice judge
- Tula “Tulisa” Contostavlos, N-Dubz singer
- Maura Higgins, Irish TV presenter (TBC)
- Reverend Richard Coles, Church of England priest (TBC)
How can I watch I’m a Celebrity 2024?
You can catch I’m a Celebrity 2024 daily on ITV1 from Sunday, November 17 at 9pm GMT. The light-hearted yet challenging reality TV show can also be viewed live on ITVX, or on-demand shortly after broadcast.
How often do episodes of I’m a Celebrity 2024 air?
Grubs up! Fans have a feast of I’m a Celebrity episodes to enjoy, with episodes airing 7-days a week throughout its entire run, from its debut on Sunday, November 17 until the anticipated end date of Sunday, December 8.
Who is going to be in I’m a Celebrity 2024?
Confirmed to be parachuting into the jungle this year are: Alan Halsall, the Coronation Street actor; former boxer Barry McGuiga; media personality Coleen Rooney; McFly band member Danny Jones; BBC Radio One presenter Dean McCullough; social media maven GK Barry; Loose Women panellist Jane Moore; TV and radio presenter Melvin Odoom; professional dancer Oti Mabuse, and N-Dubz singer Tulisa.
There’s also speculation that they’ll be joined by Maura Higgins (Love Island USA: Aftersun) and Church of England priest, the Reverend Richard Coles, will join this year’s contestants.
How many episodes of I’m a Celebrity 2024 will there be?
Each run of I’m a Celebrity since its inception in 2002 has last for about three weeks, with an episode airing every day. By that measure, we expect there will be 21 episodes in total.
Who will be hosting I’m a Celebrity 2024?
Ant & Dec, everyone’s favorite Georgie duo, of course! A fixture on UK TV, hosting shows including Britain’s Got Talent and Ant & Dec’s Limitless Win, they’ve been an inextricable part of the show’s popularity since it first began back in 2002.
Where was I’m a Celebrity 2024 filmed?
I’m a Celebrity returns to Australia and Springbrook National Park in Murwillumbah, New South Wales, where it’s been filmed for the majority of the reality show’s two-decade plus run – except for the inaugural season, and during the pandemic in 2020/2021 when filming took place at Gwrych Castle in Wales.
What channel can I watch I’m a Celebrity Unpacked on?
Companion show I’m a Celebrity: Unpacked will air on ITV2. Simply switch over from ITV1 at 10:45 pm GMT, with the spin-off starting immediately after episodes of I’m a Celebrity finish.
Who will be hosting I’m a Celebrity Unpacked?
I’m a Celebrity’s spin-off show has been revived four years after its last broadcast. Now known as I’m a Celebrity: Unpacked, it will be hosted by Joel Dommett, a comedian and former contestant, Sam Thompson, the Made in Chelsea star and TV personality, and Kemi Rodgers, a DJ and Capital FM radio presenter.
Who won I’m a Celebrity in last year?
TV presenter and personality Sam Thompson walked away with the title of King of the Jungle last year.
