Who’s going in the Jungle? Nadine favourite to star in I’m A Celebrity

Girls Aloud star Nadine Coyle is favourite to be heading into the jungle and join I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! later this year.

The returning Ant and long-term partner Dec will be unveiling the new line-up in November, but anticipation is already building as to who will be heading to Australia.

Bookmakers have Irish popstar Coyle at 1/25, along with Coronation Street actress Lucy Fallon and radio DJ Roman Kemp – that is 96% probability, and is a near certainty to happen.

Despite Fallon being odds on, another Weatherfield actor is being tipped to take part in the shape of Alan Halsall, but it remains to be seen whether two personalities from the same show would go in.

Former Love Island contestant and current TOWIE star Olivia Attwood is very high in the betting at 1/10, whilst former footballer Ian Wright is just 1/8.

As it stands, if the Bookmakers were right the 2019 line-up for the Jungle would be…

OddsMonkey spokesman Peter Watton commented: “I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! 2018 was a vintage year, with the big money stars Noel Edmonds and Harry Redknapp producing brilliant TV, so the 2019 cast have a lot to live up to.

“As it stands the Bookies are convinced that Nadine from Girls Aloud is going, along with Capital Radio star Roman Kemp and Coronation Street actress Lucy Fallon – all of them are 1/25 and that is almost close to a market being closed.

“Ian Wright has long been linked with a Jungle appearance and at 1/8, Bookies can see it happening this year and another whose odds have been slashed is House of Commons speaker John Bercow, whose wife Sally previously appeared in big Brother, and at 3/1 he is one to keep an eye on.

“And another from the Westminster, if Prime Minister Boris Johnson fancies a break from Brexit, you can get 250/1 on him entering!”

Selected odds on who will compete in I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! 2019

Nadine Coyle – 1/25
Roman Kemp – 1/25
Lucy Fallon – 1/25
Olivia Attwood – 1/10
Alan Halsall – 1/10
Ian Wright – 1/8
Jaqueline Jossa – 1/5
Myles Stephenson – 1/5
James Haskell – 1/2
Stacey Dooley – 4/5
Amy Hart – 11/10
Duncan James – 6/5
Dani Dyer – 11/8
Jamie Laing – 11/8
Ally McCoist – 7/4
Richard Madeley – 15/8
Paul Chuckle – 2/1
Ulrika Jonsson – 5/2
John Bercow – 3/1
Kem Cetinay – 3/1
Rod Stewart – 3/1
Stevi Ritchie – 3/1
Megan Barton-Hanson – 7/2
Charlotte Crosby – 4/1
KSI – 4/1
Rahul Mandal – 4/1
Russell Kane – 4/1
Sam Allardyce – 5/1
Ricky Tomlinson – 6/1
Gareth Gates – 8/1
Jimmy Nail – 8/1
Peter Crouch – 8/1
Gemma Collins – 9/1
Ray Parlour – 9/1
Ashley Cole – 10/1
Darren Gough – 10/1
Emile Heskey – 10/1
Johnny Vegas – 10/1
Ronnie O’Sullivan – 10/1
Shane Richie – 10/1
Michael Le Vell – 12/1
Phil Taylor – 12/1
Ricky Hatton – 12/1
Jonny Wilkinson – 16/1
Michael Owen – 16/1
Tony Bellew – 16/1
Kelly Holmes – 25/1
Piers Morgan – 25/1
Richard Hammond – 25/1
Paul Gascoigne – 33/1
Spencer Matthews – 33/1
Vinnie Jones – 33/1
Richard Keys – 40/1
Boris Johnson – 250/1

*Odds correct at time of writing

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