For three weeks we have watched the I'm A Celebrity stars get up close and personal with creepy crawlies, defy their fears and of course, grumble and dream about food.
But it's likely we will be seeing a lot more of the campmates as they use their time in the jungle as a springboard for their careers, with some pursuing more reality TV, while others look to brand deals and charity work, according to TV experts.
As the show's final approaches, here is what the this year's I'm A Celeb cohort could do next, thanks to the boost from the popular reality show.
Matt Hancock
Matt Hancock would not be the first politician to strut their stuff on the Strictly dancefloor, with Ed Balls' Gangnam Style Salsa and Anne Widecombe's Paso Doble etched in our memories, for better or for worse.
'PR to the Stars' Mayah Riaz thinks Matt could have his eye on the glitterball trophy after his jungle stunt, she told OK!
Mayah reckons the Tory MP could leave frontline politics, to pursue TV roles.
She said: “I’m A Celebrity has already made him a celebrity. The show will give him a whole new direction, away from politics. His career in politics was flagging, so this has given him a boost in a different direction.
"I can see him hosting a political TV show. He could perhaps even go into Strictly Come Dancing next year, if he is able to keep himself relevant."
Mayah added she could see Matt "align" himself with the British Dyslexia Association or Dyslexia Foundation. The politician said raising awareness of dyslexia was one reason for entering the jungle.
Jill Scott
The future looks bright for Lioness Jill Scott, as she's become a favourite in the jungle thanks to her can-do attitude and frequent use of puns.
Brand deals and more TV appearances could be on the horizon for the retired footballer, experts reckon.
Mayah says she can imagine Jill having her own sports range and teaming up with Nike or Adidas for her own line.
However PR expert Natasha Hatherall expects to see Jill entertaining us on a panel show soon.
She said: "Jill’s personality shines, and she’s certainly hit career heights as a Lioness. Less brand deals and more TV for Jill - team captain on A Question of Sport at least, or maybe fronting up to the fellas on ‘a League of their Own’ and fronting coverage of Women’s football.
Owen Warner
Hollyoaks actor Owen was one of the least well known stars to enter the jungle this year, but he's won a legion of fans thanks to his good nature, and made it into the final.
Luana Ribeira, from Dauntless PR says the actor "will be one of this year's biggest winners."
She said: "Expect to see him appear in the lineup of some more major reality TV shows like Strictly or Dancing on Ice soon in addition to appearing in high profile adverts and presenting slots on daytime TV.”
Clicky Media's Sarah Blackhall thinks the team at Celebs Go Dating will be after Owen, and "he'd be a big hit on the show."
Mike Tindall
Thanks to his connection to the Royal Family, Mike has to be careful about what he does next, but experts think podcasts, charity work and more reality TV could in the stars for the rugby player.
Greg Double, from MHP Group, thinks that Mike's popularity could see him and his wife Zara fill a space left by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
Greg said: "King Charles has often spoken about a “slimmed down” royal operation, but could his burly nephew-in-law be providing a compelling case for a slightly broader royal family? He is distant enough that any misstep wouldn’t hurt the firm, but close enough that he - and indeed the likeable Zara - could fill “the normal ones” role that was so spectacularly abandoned by Harry and Meghan.”
But Matt Alexander from Repp Media Limited thinks Mike is perfectly places to become a charity ambassador.
He said: "I believe due to the strong support he has provided campmates who have been struggling with missing family, mental health and tough tasks he could easily be placed as an ambassador/spokesperson for a national charity.
"We have seen strong male figures taking on similar roles such as Tyson Fury teaming up with men’s mental health charity, Talk Club," Matt pointed out.
Armani Lane from Clicky Media says Mike will have to "tread carefully" if he want to do more TV.
She said: "A good move for Mike would be to appear on shows like Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins. The royal family has a strong military connection, and Mike’s already proved he’s made of strong stuff, so this would be a good move for him.”
Babatunde Aleshe and Seann Walsh
Comedians Babatunde and Seann bonded over their jobs in the jungle, and their friendship could be the start of a new comedy duo, TV expert Jo Threlfall from Embryo Digital says.
She predicted: "I think Seann Walsh and Babatúndé Aléshé could do a podcast together, as they've both been hilarious on screen. They might potentially collab and do something similar to Rob Beckett and Josh Widcombe's podcast."
She went on: "Many people love listening to podcasts and video content from comedians nowadays, so that might be something he might explore, along with possibly doing a comedy tour.”
Sue Cleaver
Coronation Street star Sue could follow in the footsteps of former I'm A Celeb contestants like Stacey Solomon and Katie Price, by nabbing a gig on Loose Women.
Armani Lane from Clicky Media said: “Sue has definitely taken on the motherly role in the jungle. By offering sound advice to fellow campmates and being the voice of reason during some camp disputes, Sue’s shown us that she has a real maternal approach to problem solving.
"With this, her current ties to ITV and newly found bond with campmate Charlene White, I can see Sue fitting in well on the Loose Women panel."
Chris Moyles
Thanks to decades on the radio and interviewing A-listers, Chris Moyles certainly has some stories to tell, which would make for a great book, Nathasha says.
She told OK: "We need a book from Chris - he’s a cynical one and has plenty of trans atlantic celebrity tales to tell. The lad from Leeds has had one cracker of a career - and might even turn to writing more.
"The ego seems to have waned a tad as Moyles slides into middle age, is it time to hang up the headphones and tell all?"
Charlene White
Loose Women star Charlene quickly became known as the cook in the camp, and she could be showing off her culinary skills on the screen soon, celebrity manager Mayah reckons.
She said: "I’d expect Charlene to have a cooking spot on This Morning and her own cookbook. She could also have a documentary visiting West Indies to explore food and cooking through her heritage.”
Natasha thinks Celebrity Masterchef could be great opportunity for the journalist.
She said: "As a no nonsense whizz in the kitchen, Charlene’s Jamaican heritage would be a perfect fit to front a range of cooking sauces with a kick - Levi Roots maybe? Next stop Celebrity Masterchef for sure."
Boy George
Culture Club singer George soon became known for his love of yoga and chanting in the jungle, which could play a part in his next career move.
Mayah said: “We’ve seen Boy George is into tapping (EFT) and into breathing exercises. It’s clearly something he practises in his everyday life. I’d expect him to be snapped up by a meditation app such as Calm or Headspace.
"I can see him having his own TV segment on Lorraine talking about his well-being practices. Talking to experts in tapping, breathing experts to give viewers more insight," she added.
Mayah thinks the musician could have his own podcast centred on wellbeing, or self-help book, and maybe even a TV show.
Scarlette Douglas
Scarlette's time in the jungle will have undoubtedly boosted her profile and more presenting roles could be on the horizon for her, Matt thinks.
He said of the Worst House on the Street host: "Scarlette will undoubtedly have plenty of other presenting opportunities secured after her exit. Her bubbly upbeat personality was very noticeable in the camp and broadcasters will feel confident that she will continue to be a hit with viewers.
"Scarlett Moffatt also thrived in presenting roles after winning 'I’m a Celebrity' in 2016, so I can see Scarlette following a very similar path.”
