I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! fans have a big complaint as ITV announces rebrand of show - jeering 'what have you done?!'
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I'm A Celebrity... Get me Out Of Here! fans have dished out a major complaint after ITV announced a rebranding of the show earlier this week.
The ITV reality competition, which will return for another series later this year, marked its 25th anniversary by making a change to its iconic show logo.
The new I'm A Celebrity logo, which will feature at the start of the show, was given a 'star quality makeover' for the first time in almost two decades.
Instead of the title popping out of the hills of the Australian jungle like fans are used to, the sparkling words now feature in front of a stunning sheer-drop waterfall.
The new logo also features a different font for the show's title, with 'Get Me Out Of Here' looking worn and broken to signify the challenges in the jungle.
While a number of the show's fans were delighted to see the series was being given a slight revamp, others complained 'what have you done?' as they begged producers to change it back to the familiar logo.
I'm A Celebrity ... Get me Out Of Here! fans have dished out a major complaint after ITV announced a rebranding of the show earlier this week
The new I'm A Celebrity logo (pictured), which will feature at the start of the show, was given a 'star quality makeover' for the first time in almost two decades
Taking to X after the new logo was revealed by the show's social media, one penned: 'I don't like it change it back,' as a second said: 'Omg ITV what have you done?'
A third wrote: 'WHAT DO YOU MEAN I'M A CELEBRITY HAS A NEW LOGO FOR THE FIRST TIME IN 20 YEARS!?? ITV WHAT HAVE YOU DONE?!'
Others noted they felt there had not been enough change to notice the difference, with one writing: 'They're the same logo.'
Another agreed: 'Apparently, ITV have made a ‘huge’ change to the logo! I think I may need to visit Specsavers as I don’t think I would have noticed!'
It comes after the full line up for the new All Stars series was 'revealed' - with a pop star, soap legend and football ace among the 12 famous faces already filming in the jungle.
The ITV show, presented by Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly, was on screens between April and May 2023.
The spin-off saw a handful of previous famous faces return to the jungle, but this time in South Africa, in a bid to become king or queen of the jungle again.
Gemma Collins, Harry Redknapp, Beverley Callard and David Haye have all been tipped to be taking part in the upcoming series.
The series, which is hosted by Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly, is returning for its 25th series and a new All Stars special
It comes after the full line up for the new All Stars series was 'revealed' - with a pop star, soap legend and football ace among the 12 famous faces already filming in the jungle
While UK rapper Aitch was the latest name to be attached to the line up for the series set to hit screens in November.
The BRIT Award winner, 25, is reported to be going Down Under for the ITV show, and would follow in the footsteps of fellow rapper Tinchy Stryder, who appeared on the show 11 years ago.
Aitch who is from Manchester, won the British Hip Hop/Grime/Rap Act at The Brits in 2023 and has over six million followers across all his social platforms and YouTube.
It's this broad following and the fact he is younger which is thought to have had an appeal on ITV bosses.
A source told The Sun: 'Aitch has a massive following among teenagers and 20-somethings and bosses will be hoping he’ll bring a new generation of fans.
'He’ll make for great viewing as he has a plethora of stories from his time in the music industry.
'He’s also known for having a sharp wit which will keep his campmates and viewers entertained.'
An ITV spokesperson told Daily Mail: 'Any names suggested for I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! are just speculation. The 2025 line up had not been announced yet.'
Aitch's representatives declined to comment.
