ITV has officially announced the broadcast date for the highly anticipated I'm A Celebrity 2025 final, sending fans into a frenzy. The jungle adventure will reach its dramatic conclusion with an extended, movie-length special episode.
When to Watch the Grand Finale
The 25th series of the hit reality show will crown its King or Queen of the Jungle on Sunday, 7th December 2025. Hosts Ant and Dec will oversee the live proceedings, which promise to be an emotional and eventful climax to a series already hailed by viewers as one of the 'best yet'.
The final will kick off at the usual time of 9 PM on ITV and ITVX. However, in a treat for dedicated viewers, the episode will run for an extended duration, finishing at 10:40 PM. This provides a generous one hour and forty minutes of final jungle action.
What to Expect on the Big Night
The extended runtime is essential to pack in all the final night's events. Audiences can look forward to in-depth chats with the final three campmates, the live crowning ceremony, and the heartwarming, tearful reunions with the contestants' loved ones.
Immediately following the main event, I'm A Celebrity... Unpacked will air, hosted by Joel Dommett and Kemi Rodgers. The companion show is expected to deliver all the behind-the-scenes gossip and analysis from the camp.
Who Will Be Crowned the Winner?
With all twelve original campmates, from rapper Aitch and TV personality Ruby Wax to Jack Osbourne, initially in the running, the competition has been fierce. The season has been packed with gruesome Bushtucker Trials, blossoming friendships, potential romance, and even a camp-shaking contraband scandal.
As the cast faces a series of emotional eliminations leading up to the final, the race for the throne is wide open. However, the latest odds currently favour popular streamer Angry Ginge to be crowned the King of the Jungle. The 24-year-old YouTube star is closely followed in the betting by his best pal, Aitch.
Mark your calendars for Sunday, 7th December, to discover which celebrity will ultimately triumph in the Australian jungle.
