From £60k to £1.5million: How much the I’m A Celeb 2024 campmates are being paid

The pay the I’m A Celeb 2024 cast members are getting for their time in the jungle has seemingly been revealed. And one thing it proves is that a couple of weeks eating bugs and living in a camp really doesn’t sound all that bad. They’re making serious bank.

In an interview with OK! Magazine, an expert has revealed the estimated pay each I’m A Celeb cast member is getting for their time in the jungle. The differences are wild – the highest paid is believed to be getting 25x more than the celebrity being paid the least. Here is the full ranking.

Dean McCullough – £60k

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The lowest paid celeb this year is apparently radio presenter, Dean McCullough. It’s believed he’s being paid £60k for his I’m A Celeb stint. The expert said this fee is reasonable because he’s “not a household name yet.”

Melvin Odoom – £90k

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Up next is radio and TV star, Melvin Odoom. It’s believed the DJ, who presented Kiss Breakfast, is being paid £90k.

Barry McGuigan – £100k

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Boxing promoter and former boxer Barry McGuigan is the first I’m A Celeb 2024 cast member whose pay is in six figures. He’s believed to be taking home £100k for his time on the show.

Jane Moore – £120k

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Up next is Loose Woman Jane Moore. She’s believed to be earning £120k for being on the show.

Alan Halsall – £150k

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Soap stars have had varying pay cheques for their time in the jungle. But, it’s believed Alan Halsall is getting £150k. He plays Tyrone in Corrie, and his on-screen wife Jennie McAlpine was reportedly paid £250k when she was in the jungle.

GK Barry – £150k

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Podcaster and TikToker GK Barry probably thinks all her Christmases have come at once, because she’s reportedly getting £150k for being in the jungle. That’s probably a lot more than the TikTok Creator Fund dishes out.

Danny Jones – £150k

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McFly band member Danny Jones is also believed to be being paid £150k. The expert said: “McFly’s got that enduring appeal, and two of their members have already appeared on the show and were fan favourites – with Dougie Poynter winning the whole thing.

“Danny’s got the friendly, relatable vibe that would work well in the jungle, and he’d bring a lot of charm without any drama. He’s likely a safe bet for viewers looking for some nostalgia and a feel-good factor.”

Oti Mabuse – £200k

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Strictly’s Oti Mabuse is the first camp mate making multiple hundreds of thousands. Her fee is said to be £200k. This has been put down to her “huge fan base” and “energy and positivity”.

Tulisa Contostavlos – £200k

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Tulisa was definitely one of the biggest signings for the jungle this year – so it’s no surprise her pay reflects this. The N-Dubz singer and former The X Factor judge is apparently bagging £200k.

Coleen Rooney – £1.5million

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It’s believed WAG Coleen Rooney is the highest paid campmate of all time. It’s been reported she’s getting £1.5million for her time in the jungle. Not bad for a couple of weeks sleeping outside and eating bugs!

Wild!