In 2023, the cast of ‘I’m A Celeb’ revealed their earnings for the season, highlighting the significant financial incentives for participants. The amounts paid have been closely guarded secrets in previous years, but this year, the figures have come to light.
Top-Earning Stars of ‘I’m A Celeb’ 2023
- Aitch – £250,000: The rapper leads the earnings list, drawing £250,000 to attract younger viewers. His real name is Harrison Armstrong, and with 2.2 million Instagram followers, he is expected to bring a fresh audience to the show.
- Jack Osbourne – £200,000: Following his father’s passing, Jack Osbourne’s participation is highly anticipated. His £200,000 payout reflects both his established fame and the emotional context surrounding his appearance.
- Alex Scott – £100,000: The former Lioness is reported to earn over £100,000. Her relationship with singer Jess Glynne has also contributed to her high-profile status, making her a valuable addition to the cast.
- Angry Ginge – £100,000: This YouTube star, whose real name is Morgan Burtwistle, is expected to become a household name after pocketing £100,000.
- Lisa Riley – £95,000: Known for her role in Emmerdale, Lisa Riley is receiving £95,000. Her humorous personality is anticipated to entertain audiences.
- Martin Kemp – £95,000: The Spandau Ballet star has also secured £95,000, which is more than his son earned during his stint on the show.
- Ruby Wax – £95,000: The chat show icon commands £95,000, drawing on her experience in similar environments.
- Shona McGarty – £95,000: The EastEnders actress is reportedly earning close to £100,000 as well.
- Kelly Brook – £80,000: This model and presenter will receive around £80,000, with hopes that her captivating stories about her life will engage audiences.
- Eddie Kadi – £75,000: Despite being the lowest-paid among the group, Kadi’s £75,000 salary reflects his rising prominence in the entertainment industry.
Lowest-Paid Stars of ‘I’m A Celeb’ 2023
While the top earners command impressive sums, several stars are paid less but still contribute to the show’s appeal. Eddie Kadi is the lowest-paid star at £75,000. However, his previous experiences in comedy and radio host roles are expected to increase his marketability after the show.
This year’s cast not only represents a mix of established stars and emerging talent but also illustrates the financial stakes involved in reality television. As ‘I’m A Celeb’ continues, viewers can expect engaging performances from both high earners and those with lower salaries.
