We're officially going back to the jungle! This week, ITV has finally announced the lucky celebrities who will take to the jungle for the 2019 season of I'm a Celebrity . . . Get Me Out of Here! [1]. Premiering on ITV on Sunday, Nov. 17, this year will follow the same tried-and-true formula as previous years, with a select group of British celebrities (plus one or two celebrities from further afield) thrown into the middle of the Australian outback.

In case you've never watched, they'll be completely cut off from the real world and put through hellish food trials for three whole weeks. Former Olympian and reality star Caitlyn Jenner [2] will be joined in camp by Girls Aloud singer Nadine Coyle [3] and Myles Stephenson, who won The X Factor with his band, Rak-Su, in 2017. This year will also see two sportsmen enter camp — Ian Wright MBE and James Haskell — plus Good Morning Britain presenter Kate Garraway.

Some of our favourite parts of the show are the conversations that take place in the jungle as the celebrities descend into boredom, and we're sure this year will be no different. It's not unheard of for campmates to explore topics like mental health, politics, and the more difficult aspects of being well-known.

Keep on scrolling to see all 10 celebrities entering the jungle for I'm a Celebrity . . . Get Me Out of Here! 2019.

Ian Wright MBE

Ian Wright MBE is a radio presenter who made a name for himself playing football for Crystal Palace and Arsenal.

Kate Garraway

Kate Garraway is a British journalist and presenter on Good Morning Britain. Garraway has admitted that she's afraid of heights, hates bugs, and can't remember ever going a day without reading the news (this'll be interesting).

Caitlyn Jenner

We're sure you're familiar with Caitlyn Jenner, who's a former Team USA Olympian and reality television star.

Roman Kemp

Roman Kemp is a radio host and presenter on the national radio network Capital FM.

Jacqueline Jossa

Jacqueline Jossa is a soap star (she was in EastEnders between 2010 and 2018) who's terrified of spiders, and insects generally, so the Australian outback will be a huge challenge.

Andrew Maxwell

Providing the much-needed comedic relief in the jungle, Andrew Maxwell is an Irish stand-up comedian known for his hilarious commentary on MTV's Ex on the Beach.

Myles Stephenson

If Myles Stephenson looks familiar, it's because he (along with his band Rak-Su) won The X Factor back in 2017.

Nadine Coyle

An Irish singer and songwriter, Nadine Coyle was a member of the pop group Girls Aloud during the early 2000s.

Adele Roberts

Adele Roberts is a Radio 1 DJ who got her start on Big Brother back in 2003.

James Haskell

A former English rugby player and current MMA fighter, James Haskell has joked that he's "like Dr. Dolittle" [4] and isn't afraid of any animals or critters. We'll see about that . . .