How much is Angry Ginge being paid for I’m a Celebrity?

Celebrities can earn varying salaries, from hundreds of thousands to some even reported to be more than a million.

Nigel Farage was one of the rumoured celebrities to be paid seven figures.

Noel Edmonds and Caitlyn Jenner are also among the highest, with a reported £600,000 and £500,000 each for their series.

The 2025 series has various big names, such as Spandau Ballet singer Martin Kemp and former England women’s footballer Alex Scott.

One of the names taking the headlines during I’m a Celeb this year is social media star Angry Ginge, who attended Northern Primary School in Bacup. Here is how much he is rumoured to be earning for his appearance on the show.

How much has Angry Ginge been paid for I’m a Celebrity?

According to The Sun, Twitch streamer and football fan Angry Ginge, whose real name is Morgan Burtwistle, is believed to have been paid around £100,000.

A source told the publisher said: “He has the online fan numbers to make him an attractive prospect to ITV bosses desperate to make the show relevant to a younger audience.”

The highest-paid star this year is reported to be fellow Manchester star and rapper Aitch.

He is rumoured to be paid around £250,000.

How much did other stars get paid for I’m a Celeb 2025?

Here are some of the other rumoured salaries for this year’s cast:

• Kelly Brook (Model and actress) – £80k
• Martin Kemp (Spandau Ballet singer) – £95k
• Eddie Kadi (Comedian) – £75k
• Alex Scott (Former England women’s footballer and BBC Sports presenter) – £100k
• Ruby Wax (TV presenter, actress and comedian) – £95k
• Jack Osbourne (Ozzy Osbourne’s son) – £200k
• Lisa Riley (Emmerdale’s Mandy Dingle) – £95k
• Shona McGarty (EastEnders actress) – £95k

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How much are Ant and Dec paid for I’m A Celebrity?

It’s no surprise to anyone that Ant, 49, and Dec, 50, are paid the big bucks as the hosts of I’m A Celeb.

Reports suggest they make an estimated £3.3 million a month (each) for their stint with ITV.

It was previously reported that the duo signed a £40 million ‘golden handcuffs’ contract with ITV for three years’ worth of work.

According to The Sun in 2022, they were looking at a deal worth £ 50 million if they decided to extend it beyond three years.