I’m A Celebrity viewers share 'theory' that ITV has a TV show planned for Aitch and Angry Ginge
'Seems all too convenient the two mates are on together'I’m A Celebrity fans have speculated that friends Angry Ginge and Aitch have been put in the jungle together to help launch their own show.
On Sunday, the iconic show returned to ITV with Ant and Dec back as hosts. From Martin Kemp and Kelly Brook to Alex Scott and Jack Osbourne, the camp is filled with many faces viewers are familiar with.
However, two particular contestants have already left a big impression on fans after just a couple of episodes…
I’m A Celebrity viewers praise Aitch and Angry Ginge
Among the star-studded line-up is rapper Aitch, 25, and social media star Angry Ginge, 24.
With both at a similar age, from Manchester and having already met before the show, it appears the pair already have a close bond that is evident on screen. So much, that viewers believe they are going to be the highlight of this year’s series.
“Aitch and Ginge are gonna be the iconic duo we all knew they would be #ImACeleb #ImACelebrity,” one user wrote on X.
“I’ve already cried laughing at Ginge and Aitch. These two are gonna be iconic in this series,” another shared.
“Angry Ginge and Aitch are already carrying this series on their back,” a third remarked.
“I knew Ginge and Aitch would be the best part this year, but I’m honestly already hooked. They’re gonna get me voting like a loser to keep them in,” a fourth person said.
“If we don’t crown Aitch or Ginge King of the Jungle, then as a nation we have failed massively,” a fifth insisted.
‘Seems all too convenient’
That said, their friendship has viewers suspicious. So suspicious, in fact, that viewers have a “theory” that ITV is setting the pair up to have a show of their own.
“My theory is ITV have already planned a show for them two to host. That’s why they’ve put two mates on together to screen test them,” one person insisted.
“[You’re] on to something here,” another replied.
“Seems all too convenient the two mates are on together,” a third expressed.
Another echoed: “Low-key think you’re onto something… this is giving ‘pilot episode disguised as a trial.'”
“Very good theory, it makes sense,” a fifth person said.
