ITV Plans Five-Year Extension for I'm a Celebrity Australian Filming Site

ITV is in early negotiations with Australian authorities and the Tweed Shire Council to secure the filming location of "I’m a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!" in Murwillumbah, New South Wales, for another five years, potentially extending the show to its 30th season by 2030. This marks a shift from ITV's previous strategy of signing three-year deals, aiming for longer-term stability for the production. The council has confirmed that no open-ended filming permissions are granted, and ITV will need to reapply for permission after any extended deal. The show, hosted by Ant and Dec since 2002, remains one of ITV's biggest winter hits, with its most recent series won by Danny Jones from McFly. Additionally, ITV is preparing a second "I’m a Celebrity: All Stars" series featuring former contestants, including rumored participants like Jimmy Bullard, set to air in spring 2026. The negotiations are ongoing, and ITV has yet to publicly comment on the proposed five-year extension.