I’m A Celebrity 2023: The Sun Down Under brings you exclusive interviews and behind the scenes gossip straight from Oz

I’M A Celebrity is back and you can get all of the exclusive gossip from camp before everyone else with The Sun Down Under podcast.

The Sun’s Deputy TV editor Felicity Cross is in Australia with the latest bunch of I’m a Celeb campmates – including the controversial Nigel Farage, EastEnders star Danielle Harold and Britney Spears‘ sister Jamie Lynn.

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She’ll be keeping you up to date with behind-the-scenes secrets, all the details on upcoming trials and the unpredictable Aussie weather causing headaches for camp.

Episode one of The Sun Down Under is out now and you can listen to it here.

Yesterday Danielle, food critic Grace Dent, Made in Chelsea‘s Sam Thompson and First Dates star Fred Sirieix baked in boiling heat as they took on the terrifying first trial atop the 100m tall Surfers Paradise’s Focus Building on Australia’s Gold Coast.

The celebs were facing Pole Position, a reworking of the iconic Walk the Plank trial, which saw them descend down a ladder before crawling along a cylindrical pole.

Also taking part in this year’s series are famous faces Marvin Humes, Hollyoaks star Nick Pickard, jockey Frankie Dettori and boxer Tony Bellow.

Finishing the line-up are TikTok star Nella Rose and This Morning presenter Josie Gibson.

And politician Nigel – who has already had more than 1000 angry viewers complaining to regulator Ofcom about him being on the show – is promising drama in the camp already.

Speaking to The Sun, he said: “If I’ve got a fault, well, sometimes I can get a bit impatient.

“I think that being short-tempered is something I’m prone to a little bit and I guess in there, food deprived, I’m going to have to learn to be patient with people even if they’re goading me.”

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