UPDATE: A significant rule change has just been introduced in the latest series of ITV’s I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here, sparking heated debates among fans. As of November 18, the show has altered its voting system, allowing different contestants to compete in bushtucker trials instead of the same individual being voted in repeatedly. Viewers have expressed mixed reactions, with some celebrating the change as long overdue while others lament the loss of a familiar format.
Fans have taken to social media to share their thoughts on this groundbreaking decision. Many viewers have expressed their excitement, stating they have “waited years” for such a switch. One enthusiastic fan on X, formerly known as Twitter, @ryanbirky1211, noted, “They picked good celebrities this year love the dynamic of the group and liking the fact that it’s new people to the trials every time instead of the same person over and over again it’s refreshing.”
As the series progresses, the new format appears to resonate with a significant portion of the audience. @AmyLaurens_ praised the public voting system, stating, “I am loving the public votes this year! It’s so nice not having the same folk doing trials all the time.” Another supporter, @xxncisaddictxx, echoed, “It’s refreshing getting different people doing trials for once thank god for that rule, Ant and Dec look relieved too.”
However, not all viewers are on board with the change. Some fans miss the previous structure, which allowed certain celebrities to tackle multiple trials consecutively. Following a recent trial featuring rapper Aitch, viewers expressed a desire for him to dominate the challenges. @amygough_xx tweeted, “Petition for Aitch to do all trials, he’s absolutely hilarious. He’s the only person I know who breaks out into song while getting attacked by pigeons.”
The series continues to generate buzz as fans weigh in on the impact of this new rule. The lively discussions illustrate the deep emotional investment viewers have in their favorite contestants and the show’s format. With this rule change, I’m A Celebrity is not just entertainment; it’s a platform for viewer engagement and interaction.
As the series unfolds, it remains to be seen how this shift will affect viewer engagement and ratings. For now, fans are eagerly watching to see how different contestants handle the trials, and how this dynamic will play out in the days to come.
Stay tuned for further updates on I’m A Celebrity and the ongoing viewer reactions to this transformative rule change.
