ITV have finally announced the release date for this year's I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Her. The date is set for Monday 16th November. When it arrives, you can watch online from anywhere with a VPN and potentially for free.
The show will air on ITV and will stream on ITVX right after they finish airing.
The show had been scheduled to air on Sunday November 15, but was pushed back due to a Nations League match between Spain and England.
Where will you be able to watch I'm A Celebrity?
You wil be able to watch the full series of I'm A Celebrity... for .
Each episode will the be available immediately on .
How to watch I'm A Celebrity... from anywhere
If you’re away from home and can’t access your usual stream due to geo-blocking, a VPN is an easy workaround that lets you appear to be in your home country.
Use one of the to watch I'm A Celebrity...
How to watch I'm a Celebrity 2026 in the UK
In the UK, I'm A Celebrity... airs on , with live and on-demand streaming available through ITV.com. Viewers in Scotland can also watch via and .
The first episode airs on at 9pm GMT, and the show will continue every weeknight for three weeks.
If you're creating an ITVX account, you'll need a UK postcode (examples: ukpostcode.co.uk)
Outside the UK? Use a VPN to regain access to ITVX while you’re away.
Who will be in the line up?
The celebs rumored to be heading to the jungle are as follows:
Can I watch I'm A Celebrity 2026 from the U.S.?
There is no official U.S. broadcaster confirmed for at the time of writing.
– If you're a UK viewer traveling in the States, you can use a VPN like to sign into and watch as you normally would.
Can I watch I'm A Celebrity in Canada?
There is no official Canadian broadcaster confirmed for I'm A Celebrity... at this time.
Can I watch I'm A Celebrity... in Australia?
There is no official Australian broadcaster confirmed for this UK edition of I'm A Celebrity... at the time of writing.
It's also worth noting that Australia has its own separate local version of .
If you're a UK viewer traveling in Australia, you can use a VPN such as to access as usual.
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Joe is a Journalist and Junior Editor based in the UK. He holds an undergrad in Film Studies and an MA in Journalism. His work has appeared in multiple national publications, such as The i Paper and The Telegraph. Joe's expertise cover TV and streaming. When he's not writing about TV, he's watching it. He also enjoys spending his free time reading, watching sports or catching live gigs