I’m a celebrity … Get me out of here! The bosses secretly signed the eleventh star ready to step into the series at the last minute, reportedly.

Professional soccer player turned musician and TV presenter Chelsea Grimes – who was also dated Love island My love Megan Barton Hanson – He is said to wait in the wings if one is The original assortment You have to drop out.

Chelcee spent two weeks in self-isolation near Abergele prior to a possible mission on Gwyrch Castle, according to reports. the sun.

Comes after the previous one Come neatly dance It was revealed that AJ Pritchard’s professional test is positive Corona Virus A week before the show kicks off.

Chelsea Grimes, who dated Megan Barton Hanson, is said to be waiting in the wings to check in on I’m a Celebrity

On a Sunday night special that celebrated 20 years of I’m A Celeb, AJ was named an official camp fellow this year, but sources claimed that other options are being considered just in case.

Insiders revealed last week that AJ has tested positive for Covid Early in his two-week isolation ahead of the show – which is set to begin Sunday, November 15.

A source said: “All celebrities are being tested regularly as part of ITV’s plans to make sure the show continues.

AJ Pritchard has tested positive for coronavirus

Chelsea and Meghan split in April of this year

“They take no risks and AJ will be tested again in the coming days. If it is negative then it will start filming at the end of the week as planned, and if it comes back positive again, they still have a few days to play with, so everyone is quiet in these.” Stage.

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“ITV has always been outfitted for one or more dropouts, so Chelcee and others were ready to go. They were taken away in a nearby hut just in case they needed it.”


An ITV spokesperson confirmed that a member of the staff has tested positive for the Coronavirus and that they are receiving all the support they need.

They added, “I am a celebrity who has robust health and safety procedures and protocols in order to operate safely within the Covid-19 guidelines.”