The official Ladbrokes odds have been revealed, with Angry Ginge topping the list of the celebrities most likely to win I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here this year
19:28, 16 Nov 2025Updated 20:54, 16 Nov 2025
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Ten famous faces have signed up for the latest season of I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! but one of them has already suffered a devastating blow hours before the show is due to begin.
Celebrities Shona McGarty, Eddie Kadi, Aitch, Alex Scott MBE, Jack Osbourne, Lisa Riley, Kelly Brook, Angry Ginge, Ruby Wax OBE and Martin Kemp are all swapping their life of luxuries for camp life in the Australian jungle. They will then be joined by some late arrivals, with Irish TV personality Vogue Williams and Celebs Go Dating receptionist Tom Read Wilson rumoured to be flying Down Under in the coming days.
According to Ladbrokes, Ozzy Osbourne’s son Jack and content creator Angry Ginge, real name Morgan Burtwhistle, are the most popular names to win the show. The bookies have revealed exactly where the money has gone so far, and while clear 7/4 favourite Angry Ginge is unsurprisingly leading the way in the popularity charts, having been the subject of 19.6% of all bets placed so far.
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Eddie Kadi is the least favourite to win the show, according to Ladbrokes(Image: James Gourley/ITV/Shutterstock)
Jack Osbourne is close behind in terms of bets placed with 18.8% of the backing, while Martin makes up the podium spots at 14.9%. Meanwhile, at the other end of the scale, Vogue is among the least popular names in the jungle, with just 1.6% of all bets being placed on the media personality.
And comedian Eddie Kadi, who previously took part in the 21st series of Strictly Come Dancing in 2023, is tipped at just 50/1 in the odds about the contestant most likely to win, reports the Daily Star. On Strictly, he danced alongside professional partner Karen Hauer and they were the fourth couple to leave the competition.
Eddie is known for his radio presenting work for the BBC. Most notably, BBC 1Extra’s Official UK Afrobeats Charts Show and BBC Radio 5 Live’s sports comedy panel show Fighting Talk. In 2010, he performed at the O2 arena as part of his comedy tour and has since then performed all around the world.
The comedian was previously on Strictly Come Dancing(Image: BBC/Ray Burmiston)
He admitted that after being asked to join I’m A Celeb, he immediately accepted. He said: “”Raising a daughter is a beautiful thing and my daughter is extremely excited. It’s going to be a story for her every single day. And if I were to be crowned King of the Jungle, my daughter would be the proudest daughter in the world.”
Alex Apati of Ladbrokes said: “Angry Ginge is clearly the one to beat Down Under – he’s got the backing of punters up to this point, but Jack Osbourne’s popularity may well surprise a few ahead of the series opener…”
According to Ladbrokes, these are the five most popular picks to win I’m A Celeb:
Angry Ginge – 19.6%Jack Osbourne – 18.8%Martin Kemp – 14.9%Aitch – 11.1%Tom Read Wilson – 6.7%
Based on the current odds, these are the picks for the winner of the show:
Angry Ginge – 7/4Aitch – 6/1Jack Osbourne – 6/1Martin Kemp – 6/1Tom Read Wilson – 6/1Shona McGarty – 10/1Lisa Riley – 12/1Kelly Brook – 14/1Alex Scott – 16/1Vogue Williams – 16/1Ruby Wax – 25/1Eddie Kadi – 50/1
Eddie said he immediately accepted when asked to join the show(Image: ITV/Shutterstock)
Meanwhile, after watching the preview video of the show, many fans have already made up their mind on the contestants they believe have a chance to be crowned the winner. One person said: “Looking at the bookies odds, Angry Ginge has virtually won already – game over!”
Someone else wrote: “MY PICK FOR KING OR QUEEN OF THE JUNGLE 2025 IS EITHER GINGE OR LISA I’M LOCKING IT IN RIGHT NOW.” Another commented: “Most excited I’ve been for a I’m a Celeb in a long time.”
One more said: “‘Please tell us what it is first’ oh Ginge honey, have fun doing _every_ challenge the public are allowed to vote you for.”