Bookmakers have revealed the latest odds after the first week in the jungle, with a clear early leader emerging

After one week in the Australian jungle, viewers already have strong opinions on who they want to see crowned the winner of I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here twenty twenty five. The contestants landed in the outback on November sixteenth and immediately faced the reality of camp life, trials and early tensions. The mix of television personalities, musicians and sports figures has sparked lively debate among fans, who have been quick to form favourites.

This year’s line up includes a wide range of well known names. Jack Osbourne, son of Sharon and Ozzy Osbourne, entered the jungle with a strong support base. Kelly Brook also joined the cast, bringing her broadcasting experience and long history with the hosts Ant and Dec. Former Lioness and sports presenter Alex Scott added to the list of high profile contestants, while comedian Eddie Kadi, actor Lisa Riley and musician Aitch completed a varied and energetic group.

Within the first seven days, the dynamics of camp life have already produced moments of tension, humour and discomfort. A feud has begun to simmer between some of the contestants, new arrivals have shaken up the group and there have been several tasks that pushed the cast out of their comfort zones. These early interactions have played a significant role in shaping public opinion and influencing the latest betting odds.

According to Irish bookmaker Paddy Power, YouTuber Angry Ginge has emerged as the early favourite to win the series. He currently stands at six to four, placing him firmly at the top of the predictions. With eight hundred and ninety seven thousand subscribers on YouTube and over one point three million followers on Twitch, he brings a large and devoted online audience with him. His content, which focuses mainly on football and FIFA gaming, has built him a loyal following that appears to be supporting him in the competition.

His time in the jungle has not been without controversy. A brief exchange with actress Ruby Wax, during which she told him to move out of her way, drew strong reactions from his younger supporters. The moment sparked debate across social media, though his friends defended him during an appearance on the morning programme Lorraine. They praised the interaction between two very different personalities and encouraged fans to keep perspective as the series unfolds.

Behind Angry Ginge in the odds is Mancunian rapper Aitch, who is currently rated at fifteen to eight to win. Reports suggest that he is the highest paid contestant of the twenty fifth series with a fee of two hundred and fifty thousand pounds. His popularity, strong fanbase and confident presence in the camp have helped him become one of the early contenders for the title.

As the remaining weeks progress, the relationships within the camp and the public’s reaction to each trial will continue to shape the standings. Early favourites often shift as new alliances form, unexpected challenges arise and personalities become more visible under pressure.

With several strong characters and a wide range of entertainment styles, this year’s contest promises plenty of unpredictability. Viewers will be watching closely to see whether Angry Ginge maintains his lead, whether Aitch can close the gap or whether another campmate emerges as a surprise challenger.

For now, the momentum lies with the online star who has captured the attention of audiences in the first week. The jungle can change quickly, but the early signs point to a competitive and lively race for the twenty twenty five crown.