Nigel Farage to Take Part in Opening Challenge on I'm A Celebrity in Out-of-Queensland Twist

Influencer Nella Rose and This Morning's Josie Gibson will also join the challenge at Ayers Rock (Uluru)

Nigel Farage is set to make his mark on the new season of I'm A Celebrity as he takes part in the opening challenge at Uluru, also known as Ayers Rock. This is the first time the show will be filmed outside of the Gold Coast. Farage will be teamed up with influencer Nella Rose and This Morning's Josie Gibson for the challenge. The trio will be competing to win time for the other stars participating in challenges back at the jungle camp.

ITV Producers Eager to Make the Most of Farage's £1 Million Deal

Insiders reveal that the decision to film the show 2,000 miles away in the scorching heat of the red desert of the Northern Territory is a strategic move by ITV producers to maximize their investment in Nigel Farage. The show reportedly signed Farage for a whopping £1 million. The choice to film in such an iconic location shows that the producers are going all out to make this season bigger and better than ever before.

Farage Hopes to Generate Headlines Like Matt Hancock

ITV bosses are hoping that Nigel Farage's participation in the show will generate as much buzz as former Health Secretary Matt Hancock did in 2022. The surprising £1 million deal came as a shock even to Farage himself, who posted a humorous skit online in response to the offer. The challenge will see Farage, Josie, and Nella stranded in the scorching heat of the Northern Territory, surrounded by the red desert. Their mission is to win time for their fellow campmates, including JLS star Marvin Humes and First Dates' Fred Sirieix, who will be participating in other challenges back on the Gold Coast.

Nigel Farage Aims to Change Public Perception in the Jungle

Nigel Farage has expressed his desire to prove that he is not a "mean spirited, nasty little Englander" as he enters the star-spangled jungle. With his participation in I'm A Celebrity, Farage hopes to change the public's perception of him. This season promises to be a game-changer with its out-of-Queensland twist and larger-than-life challenges.