Aitch, a Brit Award-winning rapper, is making headlines as a contestant on the 2025 season of *I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!*. The 25-year-old artist, known for his hit tracks, decided to join the show to raise awareness for Down’s Syndrome, honoring his sister Gracie.
Aitch’s Real Name and Surprising Story Behind His Stage Name
Aitch was born Harrison James Armstrong. The rapper chose to perform under the name “Aitch,” which is a phonetic representation of the letter H—reflecting his Mancunian accent. Friends often referred to him as H, leading to the evolution of his stage identity.
Celebrity Lineup and Show Details
The rapper joined nine other celebrities, including Angry Ginge, Kelly Brook, and Martin Kemp, who traveled to Australia for the show, starting on November 16. Contestants will participate in Bushtucker trials while competing for the title of king or queen of the jungle.
- Last year’s winner: Danny Jones (McFly)
- Runner-up: Coleen Rooney
Aitch’s Rise to Fame
Aitch gained popularity in 2018 with the release of “Straight Rhymez.” Since then, he has achieved notable success, including:
- One Brit Award
- Eleven top-10 singles, such as “Baby” and “Taste (Make It Shake)”
Throughout his career, Aitch has collaborated with esteemed artists like Ed Sheeran, Anne-Marie, and AJ Tracey. His participation in *I’m a Celebrity* comes at a time when he is keen to explore new avenues beyond the rap genre.
Raising Awareness and Making an Impact
In a statement, Aitch expressed his motivation for joining the show. He wanted to use his platform to raise awareness about Down’s Syndrome, reflecting on the importance of branching out from his musical background. He acknowledged the need for change and growth in his career.
Since the show’s premiere, Aitch has captured viewers’ attention with his charm and antics. He humorously raided the camp’s sweets, serenaded fellow contestant Ruby Wax, and even entertained audiences with his comedic accent mimicry in a light-hearted pizza order.
As the season unfolds, Aitch aims to make a significant impact, representing not just his music but also advocating for those with Down’s Syndrome.
