The Chloe Burrows I’m A Celebrity move would take the Love Island favourite from the villa to the jungle, with the 30-year-old named among the 12 reported campmates for the 2026 series. The Sun revealed the reported line-up, according to Hello Rayo on 6 November, and Capital Xtra also lists Burrows among those heading to Australia.
As with every name on the list, the casting is reported, not confirmed: ITV has yet to officially announce any campmates. The show returns on Monday 16 November at 9pm on ITV1, hosted by Ant and Dec, for around three weeks in Murwillumbah, Australia.
From bombshell to breakfast radio
Burrows first found fame on Love Island in 2021, entering the villa on day one as the first “bombshell” of series seven and reaching the final alongside Toby Aromolaran, with the pair finishing as runners-up. She has since built a broadcasting career, co-presenting the KISS Breakfast show alongside Tyler West since February 2026 and hosting her own podcast, Chloe Vs The World, in which she interviews celebrity guests.
The jungle link is not new. FemaleFirst reported on 29 August 2026 that Burrows was in advanced talks to join the show, with a source telling The Sun’s Bizarre column: “Chloe is in advanced talks and they love her. She was hugely popular in Love Island. She made it clear she’d love a chance to go to Australia to be on the show.”
A reality TV veteran
If she enters camp, Burrows will arrive with more reality experience than most of her fellow campmates. She appeared on Channel 4’s Scared of the Dark in 2023, living in complete darkness for eight days, and joined the twelfth series of Celebs Go Dating. In July 2025 she was named in the line-up for Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins, but voluntarily left the selection process early, quitting during the second episode.
She has also appeared on Celebrity MasterChef, won the first series of the Sidemen’s Inside reality show in 2024, and was a contestant on Prime Video’s Would You Rather: Decide to Survive in June 2026. Few campmates will know the genre’s demands as well as she does.
The jungle test
Born Chloe Louisa Burrows on 26 September 1995 in Bicester, Oxfordshire, she graduated with a marketing degree from the University of Liverpool and worked as a marketing executive for a financial services company before television. She was diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder following her appearance on Love Island, something she has spoken about openly since.
That openness is part of her appeal. Burrows is funny, unfiltered and famously unbothered by embarrassment, which is exactly the combination the jungle tends to reward. The trials will test her nerve, the rations will test her patience, and the campfire will test her stories. On past form, she will have plenty of all three.
