The arrival of late entries Vogue Williams and Tom Read Wilson to the I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! jungle is set to provide a major boost to the show, and an expert believes their rumored salaries reflect their star power.

According to a celebrity PR specialist, TV presenter and podcaster Vogue Williams is expected to command a fee significantly higher than her fellow latecomer, while Tom Read Wilson is still receiving a substantial sum.

💸 Estimated Latecomer Fees

Celebrity	Estimated Fee	PR Rationale
Vogue Williams	Six-figure sum, likely £100,000+ (matching or surpassing Angry Ginge)	She is a "recognised name" with a "loyal audience" and brings a "broader, more mainstream appeal," guaranteeing steady viewer interest throughout the series.
Tom Read Wilson	£60,000 – £80,000	As a "much-loved" but less mainstream TV personality, his fee is lower than the headliners but still reflects his popularity and value as a warm, familiar face.

This places Vogue Williams amongst the top-paid contestants for the 2025 series, potentially matching the fee reportedly secured by YouTuber Angry Ginge (£100,000).

🌟 Top Earners for I'm A Celebrity 2025

The rumored highest-paid celebrities for the 2025 series are:

1. Aitch: Reported to be the highest earner, banking £250,000.

2. Jack Osbourne: Allegedly taking home £200,000.

3. Alex Scott, Angry Ginge, and potentially Vogue Williams: All estimated to be around the £100,000 mark.

📰 Latecomer Details

• Vogue Williams: The TV presenter and podcaster, who is married to Spencer Matthews (who called his wife "fearless" for taking on the challenge), admitted she had a hard time keeping her jungle appearance a secret from her children. She also confessed she "would not mind causing a bit of mischief" in camp.

• Tom Read Wilson: The Celebs Go Dating receptionist's only worry about jungle life is the lack of "a tipple or two," particularly his preference for champagne. He also confessed he is desperate to befriend rapper Aitch, who he calls a "modern poet," hoping they will bond over a "love of the English language."

The latecomers entered the camp and were quickly handed a twist, which included carrying out challenges and possibly ruffling the feathers of the original campmates, such as Jack Osbourne, who was reportedly left "unimpressed" by the shift in the camp's power dynamic.

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