The important rule that I’m A Celebrity contestants must follow this year

Four days to go.

Fans of I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here are officially on the countdown to the latest series now that the full line-up has been unveiled. This year we'll see Rebekah Vardy, Amir Khan, Jamie Lomas, Dennis Wise, Stanley Johnson, Jennie McAlpine, Shappi Khorsandi, Vanessa White, Jack Maynard and Georgia Toffolo head Down Under to battle it out for the winning jungle title.

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Those who sign up for the reality TV show can earn big bucks although this differs for each celebrity taking part. That said, they all have to abide by the same rule to ensure they actually get the money when they leave the show. According to OK Online, each contestant must remain in the show for at least 72 hours before they qualify for the full amount that was agreed when they signed on. As long-time fans of the reality TV programme will remember, Gemma Collins left after three days in the jungle and there was confusion at the time over whether she would be entitled to the initial fee. At the time, her agent said that she did not get the full fee so it will be interesting to see what happens if anyone decides to exit early this year. Earlier today, it was announced that a show would start with a twist and it looks like things could get off to a dramatic start. Roll on 9 pm on Sunday...