Who will be crowned the King or Queen of the Jungle?

Here’s why each finalist has a real chance at taking the throne — complete with the moments and quotes that won viewers over.

Angry Ginge (Content Creator)

Angry Ginge’s explosive reactions have become a highlight of the season. But behind the fire, viewers have discovered someone surprisingly soft-hearted.

Why Angry Ginge Could Win:

Throughout the show, his unfiltered sense of humor has made him an unforgettable indivudal in the jungle. His moments with Ruby Wax & Aitch has also made the celeb one to love. When it comes to other campmates, Ginge has shown genuine care for each and everyone of them.

When it came down to the trials, Ginge put 110% into each and every trial even when they were his fear. Which shows that he is fearless and that he was the “realest” character in the series.

If the public vote for pure entertainment, the crown might already be his.

Tom Read Wilson (Celebs Go Dating Star)

Tom entered camp a couple days after it started. This entrance was joined alongside Vogue Williams. With a very good reputation, Tom has been another campmate who has been there for everyone as a voice for when they need support.

Why Tom Could Win:

Tom is a warm and friendly character who has kept our sprits high during tough moments during IAC and would be a great candidate for the King of the Jungle. From how he dealt with trials to how consistent he was with them shows that he someone who is a strong individual.

Shona McGarty (Eastenders Star)

Shona has become the emotional centre of this year’s show. She’s kind, honest, and has handled every challenge with determination.

Why Shona Could Win:

Shona could win the Queen of the Jungle due to her caring personality to the other campmates. Being relatable and sincere can also be a pointer towards winning that crown. She was someone who mediated drama and shown massive personal growth during the show.

You can watch the Finale of I’m A Celeb on ITV1, ITVX & STV (Scotland Only)

Show Times: 21:00 GMT

The Beginning.

Getting into Cardiff was not that bad, I got into Cardiff Central (CDF) at around 13:20, giving me plenty of time around Cardiff before the match started. The weird thing was though, Cardiff was not busy what so ever. Yes it had a lot of people, but I would not call it busy what so ever.

The Stadium…

The closer you got to the stadium, the more it felt real. A proper bucket list item being ticked off. Somewhere you see often but never get the chance to walk up to, let alone watch a game inside of her.

I got there as all the pre-match entertainment was starting and this was honestly incredible. From boxing champions to a Pre-Match Light Show, Powered by Vodafone. Once that was over, we then went into the national anthems. These were emotional, especially hearing the Welsh anthem.

When the match then started after the All Blacks did the Haka (Kapa Haka in Māori). It was just how emersive the crowd makes the game, this is through different sounds, smells (from food), and other elements. With me though I am just constantly calculating different methods of how one could achieve a try.

During Half Time, a DJ duo called The Stickman Project did a brilliant set with some great tunes and honestly, made it feel like Hi Ibiza or Ushuaia.

After that, we went into the 2nd half. Sadly though we got hammered by the All Blacks. But, they did get three tries in a row not called for. Every TMO review became a comedy show due to obvious blindess from the refs. But, she was a brill ref overall. My only comment is that Taine Plumtree did quite a few errors which caused a Yellow Card and a Review Yellow/Red card.