I'm A Celebrity...South Africa's new arrivals have already leaked online as the series gets underway.
The ITV show brought back the gang from previous shows for its debut, including Helen Flanagan, Carol Vorderman and Shaun Ryder.
However a host of new stars are about to rock up at the Kruger National Park, including Myleene Klass, Andy Whyment and Georgia Toffolo.
Their names appear on the show's Wikipedia page along with EastEnders actor Joe Swash.
In a teaser for Wednesday evening's episode (April 26), Jordan Banjo revealed to the rest of the camp they would be joined by three new celebrities.
The campmates were told they have to decide which new arrival they would like to join them for dinner that evening, while the person they chose would also be responsible for winning the stars in the trial.
After learning who the new celebrities were, Amir Khan said: "When Toff comes to work, she's not scared of nothing. She would get the stars."
Shaun shared: "If I had to have my vote, I'd go for Andy."
While Carol batted for Myleene, saying the singer was "hardcore," adding: "She would try her best."
Fans seemed pleased at the prospect of the new arrivals as they rushed to social media to share their thoughts.
One said: "Omg #andywhyment is one of 3 late arrivals into #ImACeleb GET IN SON absolutely loved him in on 2019 season now he’s back where he truly belongs making us the people of GREAT BRITAIN laugh. ANDY WHYMENT 4 THE WIN."
However, while Andy may be a shoo-in for the win, one contestant who has slim chances of bagging legend status is former royal butler Paul Burrell.
Ladbrokes have given Princess Diana's former servant odds of just 50/1.
In a preview of tonight's show, Paul leaves his co-stars gobsmacked away as he opens up about the late Queen's private bathtime routine.
The former footman to the late monarch served Her Majesty for ten years and has now disclosed what happened in Buckingham Palace, leaving "world's first supermodel" Janice Dickinson stunned.
During a conversation in the South African camp, Countdown queen Carol joked she needed a butler before Paul chipped in to explain he was on hand.
He revealed the Queen never ran a bath herself and had never been required to "put the plug in", adding he'd prepared 'several towels' for the great grandmother.
Peaking out from her sleeping bag, Janice asked: "Did you have to like... Give the Queen a bath?"
"She did that herself," Paul explained, before adding: "You have to set the towels out in a special way and royals never run their baths, they're run for them."
•I'm A Celebrity...South Africa continues on ITV at 9pm on Wednesday
