The Traitors winner Harry Clark is said be ‘in talks’ with I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! bosses for the upcoming series.
Details about the line-up are still being kept tightly under wraps, though the likes of Tommy Fury after the news of his split from Molly-Mae Hague, and Love Island’s Zara McDermott are already rumoured to be heading into the jungle.
Meanwhile, Phillip Schofield has cleared up any speculation he may also be taking part in the reality competition, saying there’s ‘some channels you won’t work for’ as he made his TV comeback on Channel 5’s Cast Away.
It’s now been said Harry could be swapping the BBC for ITV, after winning £95,000 on Claudia Winkleman’s murder mystery gameshow last year.
An insider said: ‘Harry has had meetings with ITV and is desperate to land a place in the jungle.
‘He previously had meetings with Strictly and didn’t get it, they didn’t think he was a big enough name, so now he has set his sights on heading Down Under.’
They added to The Sun: ‘Harry is really keen to land a big show before the next series of The Traitors comes on, as he worries once there is another winner out there he stands less chance of landing other telly gigs.’
Harry has previously been tipped for I’m A Celebrity, and is dating Anna Maynard, whose brother Jack competed on the series in 2017 but left after social media posts resurfaced.
The army engineer was also rumoured for Strictly alongside his co-star Mollie Pearce, who he duped at the last minute and beat in the BBC competition with some sneaky tactics.
Mollie, 22, has now confirmed she’s signed up to Dancing On Ice, saying: ‘It will be fun, I want to challenge myself, I’m ready for the challenge.’
She’ll be joining Towie legend Ferne McCann, 34, Olympic rower Sir Steve Redgrave, 62, and Coronation Street star Sam Aston, 30.
Metro.co.uk has reached out to ITV for comment.
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