Cheadle star Adam Thomas heading back to I’m a Celebrity jungle with new TV role
- Written by Dianne Bourne
- Last updated 5 years ago
- Showbiz, Stockport, TV & Radio
He has just launched his own restaurant in Gatley, and now TV star Adam Thomas has revealed his next big project will involve him returning to the I’m A Celebrity Aussie jungle.
For Adam has been revealed as a new presenter on the I’m a Celeb spin-off show Extra Camp for 2019 – alongside fellow ex-jungle campers Emily Atack and Joel Dommett.
Emily and Adam are replacing Scarlett Moffatt and Joe Swash, who both revealed they’d be leaving Extra Camp this year to work on other projects.
The smash-hit ITV reality show will return to screens with a whole raft of new celebrity campmates in November. The I‘m a Celebrity…Extra Camp show is screened every night on ITV2 after the main show, which is hosted by Ant and Dec.
Adam, who came third on the 2016 I’m a Celebrity, said of the news: “I can’t believe that I’m heading back to the Jungle, this is something I never saw coming my way.
“I’m so excited to be reunited with my campmate Joel and to also work alongside Emily. We’re going to have so much fun… just keep me away from those spiders.”
Adam, 31, from Cheadle, revealed last month how he had fulfilled a childhood dream alongside his best mate Scott Graham, 32, in opening their restaurant The Spinn, after transforming a former electrical shop in Gatley.
Dad-of-two Adam said at the time: “We’ve been wanting to do this for years, even when we were at school we talked about opening our own place.”
Former Emmerdale star Adam has been throwing himself into restaurant life – even working behind the bar and washing up the dishes.
- This article was last updated 5 years ago.
- It was first published on 10 October 2019 and is subject to be updated from time to time. Please refresh or return to see the latest version.
Did we miss something? Let us know: [email protected]
Want to be the first to receive all the latest news stories, what’s on and events from the heart of Manchester? Sign up here.
Manchester is a successful city, but many people suffer. I Love Manchester helps raise awareness and funds to help improve the lives and prospects of people across Greater Manchester – and we can’t do it without your help. So please support us with what you can so we can continue to spread the love. Thank you in advance!
An email you’ll love. Subscribe to our newsletter to get the latest news stories delivered direct to your inbox.
Got a story worth sharing?
What’s the story? We are all ears when it comes to positive news and inspiring stories. You can send story ideas to [email protected]
While we can’t guarantee to publish everything, we will always consider any enquiry or idea that promotes:
- Independent new openings
- Human interest
- Not-for-profit organisations
- Community Interest Companies (CiCs) and projects
- Charities and charitable initiatives
- Affordability and offers saving people over 20%
For anything else, don’t hesitate to get in touch with us about advertorials (from £350+VAT) and advertising opportunities: [email protected]
Games, science and history collide at Manchester’s Science and Industry Museum this winter
How Baguley Hall Primary School is nourishing minds with a morning Magic Breakfast
Trafford baby bank delivers £17,000 of Christmas gifts despite closure risk
Best bars and pubs to watch the football and live sport in Manchester
Our writers pick the most outstanding Manchester theatre of 2024
