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I’m A Celebrity 2025 winner crowned in series final

ITV Twelve people can be seen wearing various outfits of red and khaki green, with some wearing large khaki hats. They are posed in front of a jungle backdrop as part of the announcement for the new cast of I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!ITV

Spoiler warning: This article reveals details about the final of I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!

Social media star Angry Ginge has been crowned king of the jungle in this year’s I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!

The 24-year-old Mancunian content creator, whose real name is Morgan Burtwistle, emerged victorious in the ITV reality show’s final on Sunday after three weeks in the Australian camp.

He became the winner of the show’s 25th regular series, beating fellow contestants including ex-EastEnders star Shona McGarty, Celebs Go Dating receptionist Tom Read Wilson and rapper Aitch.

The 12 celebrities completing bushtucker trials and competing on the show also included Jack Osbourne, son of Ozzy; Emmerdale actress Lisa Riley; Spandau Ballet’s Martin Kemp; and comedian Ruby Wax.

ITV AngryGinge wears a red vest and tan shirt and a headband in front of a wall with forest leaves on it.ITV

Sunday’s final saw three contestants each complete their bushtucker challenge, earning them their dream three-course meal and drink in the jungle.

McGarty’s jungle journey then came to an end after she received the fewest public votes.

Ginge and Tom then joined hosts Ant and Dec, as well as the other contestants, for the announcement of the winner.

Asked to sum up what it felt like to win in a word, Gringe said: “I can’t think of one.”

ITV Tom Read Wilson wears a green khaki shirt.ITV

The show has included the usual mix of potentially terrifying or revolting trials for the celebrities, including parachuting into the jungle, crawling through stinky slime and encountering creatures including crocodiles.

The launch show in November attracted more than 10 million viewers, which ITV said was its biggest audience since Euro 2024.

This year’s series also included a new rule, meaning individual contestants could not be voted to do every bushtucker trial for numerous days in a row.

Show bosses decided celebrities would only be able to do “two in a row and you miss a go” in order to “give all campmates the opportunity to shine”.

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