Joel Dommett has given I'm a Celebrity contestants a key piece of advice as he said taking part on the show is a "life-changing" experience. The 39-year-old comedian and presenter took part in the 16th series of the popular reality show and finished as the runner-up, with Gogglebox star Scarlett Moffatt winning. This year, the line-up is reported to include the likes of Wayne Rooney's wife Coleen Rooney , dancer Oti Mabuse and former boxer Barry McGuigan.
The show launches on TV on Sunday, November 17. Speaking ahead of the launch later this week, former contestant Joel urged campmates to enjoy their time Down Under as much as possible and "embrace every moment" on the show. He said when discussing his spin-off show: "Just enjoy it as much as you can! Having three/four weeks away from all your technology devices is life-changing! It makes you realign all your values and priorities, whilst also being in the world of this iconic television show, surrounded by some of the most interesting people in the country.
"Whether you agree with what they think or you don't! Embrace every moment, it's such a special scenario and one you'll never get to experience again, well, unless you're Katie Price !" The former glamour model, 46, appeared on I'm a Celebrity twice - first in 2004, when she met Peter Andre and they began a relationship, and then in 2009, but left after nine days. Celebrities who take part in the show are also allowed to take a luxury item with them, which is meant to mak.