First broadcast in 2002, I’m A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here is one of the most popular shows on British television, attracting million viewers who want to see well-known faces put through a series of fearsome trials.
Every autumn a group of celebs are abandoned in the Australian wilderness with little in the way of creature comforts and made to complete challenges to earn food - with the viewing public voting on who should win the title of King or Queen of the Jungle.
There have been 24 series thusfar, with last year’s winner being McFly singer Danny Jones.
This year’s edition has just started and, as is traditional, there has been plenty of speculation as to who is getting paid the most to appear.
In the history of the show, two celebrities reportedly share the biggest payday - with both Nigel Farage and Collen Rooney said to have earned a whopping £1.5 million each.
Nobody this year seems to be on that kind of fee but all of the famous faces will be getting a pretty decent payday according to leaked figures.
Here’s what the jungle dozen are thought to be being paid this year.
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5. Shona McGarty - £95,000
Eastenders actress Shona McGarty is the latest actress to swap Albert Square for the jungle. Her compensation for having to sleep outdoors with bugs and beasties is thought to be £95,000. | Getty Images
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6. Ruby Wax - £95,000
It's been reported that comedian Ruby Wax has been paid £95,000 to appear on the latest series of 'I'm A Celebrity' champion. In recent years the former Royal Shakespeare Company actor has become a prominent mental health campaigner. | Getty Images
7. Martin Kemp - £95,000
It's 'True' that Spandau Ballet star Martin Kemp rumoured to be getting paid £95,000 to appear in the jungle. He'll be hoping his appearance stops him from being best known as the father of television presenter Roman Kemp. | Getty Images
8. Lisa Riley - £95,000
Emmerdale favourite Lisa Riley was a popular contestant on 'Strictly Come Dancing' but never looked likely to lift the Glitterball Trophy. She's unlikely to win 'I'm A Celebrity' too, with odds of 33/1, but she'll have a reported fee of £95,000 to console her. | Manchester United via Getty Imag