First I'm A Celebrity campmate 'confirmed' as Martin Kemp after nightclub slip up

We can't imagine ITV are very impressed!
Natasha Rigler

I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here fans desperate to know who’s in the show this year have been told Martin Kemp is ‘confirmed’ – thanks to a massive slip up.

The Spandau Ballet star’s name was dropped by a nightclub as they cancelled one of his upcoming gigs.

Martin, whose son Roman came third in I’m A Celebrity in 2019, had been due to perform at Fubar Nightclub on Saturday night.

But the venue has now seemingly told punters he is heading to the jungle instead.

Martin Kemp is following in the footsteps of son Roman and has been ‘confirmed’ for I’m A Celebrity 2025 (Credit: Scott Garfitt/PinPep/Cover Images)

Who’s in I’m A Celebrity this year: Martin Kemp ‘confirmed’ by nightclub

A message on Fubar Nightclub’s Instagram page read: “Important Update: Martin Kemp This Saturday.

“We’ve just had word that Martin Kemp won’t be able to join us this Saturday as planned. He’s been called away for a major TV commitment (you’ll no doubt see it all over the telly very soon).”

The venue then added very telling emojis of eyes, a television, a palm tree and a spider into the message.

It continued: “We know that’s gutting news, especially for this who’ve sorted hotels or made plans around the night. Trust us, we’re just as frustrated. We’d already paid for his travel and accommodation so this one stings for us too.”

Punters were told that the venue has rebooked Martin for a date next June. But they are also being offered a refund if the new date doesn’t suit them.

Fubar nightclub, which is located in Stirling, Scotland, has since posted a new advert for Martin’s rescheduled ‘Back to the 80s’ event. However, bosses have removed both the palm tree and spider emoji from its original message.

TVGuide has contacted ITV for comment.

I’m A Celebrity: Who else is in the rumoured line-up?

The announcement about Martin comes amid whispers that this year’s I’m A Celebrity campmates are due to start arriving in Australia this weekend. The stars of the show are always spotted at Brisbane airport a week before the new series kicks off.

There is already a long list of rumoured campmates in the pot. Emmerdale star Lisa Riley is rumoured to be entering the jungle, along with Irish radio and TV star Vogue Williams.

Earlier this week, it was claimed Jack Osbourne has signed up to the show. The son of late rock star, Ozzy Osbourne, has apparently received blessing from his mum Sharon and sister Kelly.

Christine McGuinness also appeared to let the cat out of the bag last month during a red carpet appearance. The ex-wife of TV star Paddy seemed to confirm she is heading into camp for I’m A Celebrity while at the Pride of Britain awards. Oops!

You can read the full list of the rumoured I’m A Celebrity contestants here.

 

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When does I’m A Celebrity 2025 start?

It has been confirmed by ITV that I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! starts on Sunday November 16, 2025.

This ties in with the whispers of some camp mates arriving in Australia this weekend. It will give them exactly one week to adjust to the 12-hour time difference before the show begins.

I’m A Celebrity presenters, Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly, announced the start date in a festive press release. Ant said “It’s the most wonderful time of the year – and it’s about to get even better with the news that the new series of I’m A Celebrity… is just weeks away!”

Declan added: “Yes, it’s time to Ant and Dec(k) the halls and clear your diaries, because we’re coming back to your screens on 16th November!

Ant continued: “As everybody knows, nothing says Christmas like a host of hungry celebrities in the Aussie jungle covered in bugs.” Dec concluded: “It’s the gift that keeps on giving. You’re welcome!”

Read more: I’m A Celebrity 2025: ITV confirms return of spin-off show Unpacked with Joel Dommett and Kemi Rodgers as hosts

I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! returns to ITV1 and ITVX on Sunday November 16, 2025.