Who won I'm A Celebrity 2022?

WINNER: Jill Scott

Former England footballer Jill Scott emerged as the winner of I'm A Celebrity 2022. Known for her sense of humor and bravery during the Bushtucker Trials, Scott captured the hearts of viewers from the moment she entered the Aussie jungle. As a key player in England's victory at the UEFA Women's Euro in 2022, Scott solidified her status as a household name. Her win in the jungle adds another crown to her collection, capping off an impressive career with the Lionesses.

In her victory interview, Scott expressed her initial doubts about making it to the final, saying, "When I first stepped into the jungle and looked around at all of the celebrities, no way am I getting anywhere near that final. To be part of the final three with Owen and Matt… God, it just means the world, it really does."

SECOND PLACE: Owen Warner

Owen Warner, best known for his role in the Channel 4 soap opera Hollyoaks, secured second place in the competition. Warner quickly won over both the public and his fellow campmates, impressing viewers with his growth and maturity throughout the show. Reflecting on his experience, Warner acknowledged the transformative impact of his time in the jungle, stating, "I feel like I've grown up a lot in here... I'm with these incredible people, let me learn as much as I can. I know for a fact I've made friends for life and I've been guided by them, and I'm going to be a new man when I come out of here."

THIRD PLACE: Matt Hancock

Former Health Secretary Matt Hancock finished in third place, despite facing some controversy during his time in the jungle. As a serving MP, Hancock's decision to participate in the show drew criticism from fellow campmates and the public. He faced tough questioning about his handling of the coronavirus pandemic and his motivations for joining the show. Nevertheless, Hancock maintained his composure and left the jungle with his head held high. Hancock began his political career in 2005 and rose through the ranks of the Conservative Party before assuming the role of Health Secretary in 2018.