UK rapper Aitch, born Harrison James Armstrong, is set to join the vibrant lineup for the 2025 season of I’m A Celebrity. The Manchester artist has made a name for himself with hits like “Taste” and “Baby.” His participation comes with a personal mission to raise awareness about Down syndrome, inspired by his younger sister Gracie, who has the condition.
Aitch’s Journey to Fame
Aitch first entered the music scene in 2015 and quickly rose to prominence in 2018 with his track “Straight Rhymez.” His debut studio album, “Close to Home,” released in 2022, reached number two on the UK Albums Chart. To date, he has achieved eleven top 10 singles, including his well-known tracks “Taste” and “Baby,” both of which peaked at number two in the UK Singles Chart.
Television Appearances
This isn’t Aitch’s first experience with television. In 2021, he appeared on “Never Mind the Buzzcocks,” impressing viewers with his humor and personality. Now, he aims to bring his charisma to the jungle as part of the star-studded cast.
Financial Aspects of Joining the Show
Aitch is reportedly the highest-paid contestant on I’m A Celebrity 2025, earning £250,000 for his participation. This figure surpasses other notable cast members, such as Kelly Brook and Jack Osbourne, earning £80,000 and £200,000 respectively.
Relationships and Personal Life
Currently, Aitch is single. He was recently involved with Australian model Lola Rose Thompson, but they ended their relationship in late 2023, following a public and somewhat tumultuous split. Before Lola, he dated YouTuber Amelia Dimoldenberg until early 2022.
What to Expect from Aitch on I’m A Celebrity 2025
Aitch is looking forward to adding some positivity to the camp atmosphere. He has admitted to being a terrible snorer and mentioned missing his spontaneous lifestyle during his time in the jungle. He expressed a desire to have a dream campmate like Snoop Dogg, someone he believes could enhance the experience.
As I’m A Celebrity 2025 kicks off tonight on ITV1, STV, and ITVX, fans are eager to see how Aitch adapts to jungle life while promoting awareness for Down syndrome.
