I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here 2020 Winner Odds

I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here has been given the go ahead this year, but it won't be as we know it.

The jungle has been swapped out for the fields, and the creepy crawlies with sheep.

That's right, the celebrities will not be jetting off to the other side of the world to go down under, but instead, be taking a car ride to North Wales. This year's show will be hosted at Gwrych Castle, due to current travel restrictions.

Taking place on Sunday 15 November, the season will run for three weeks, before we find out this year's King or Queen of the jungle, or countryside. We aren't sure what title they're going with yet.

Ahead of this weekend's opening episode, we've looked into the outright I'm A Celebrity 2020 winner odds.

Shane Ritchie has opened up as the I'm a Celebrity betting favourite at 3/1.

The English actor is best known for having played Alfie Moon on Eastenders, a role he carried out on screen for the best part of a decade.

It always helps when your fictional-self is a likeable one, particularly when starring on one of the nation's biggest ever shows. Ritchie's character was even granted a 6 episode spin-off series, following his love story with Kat Moon from the soap show.

Ritchie has helped present the likes of Children in Need and The National Lottery, making him one of the 'more known' names on this year's I'm a Celeb.

It won't come as a surprise to many to see the 56-year-old be granted the label as the betting favourite.

At 7/2, Giovanna Fletcher is not too far behind Shane Ritchie.

The current CBeebies presenter is known for many things, most notably her publishing of children's books.

She is married to Tom Fletcher, a member of the former boyband McFly. Giovanna has also enjoyed her own success in the music industry, performing in London's West End and helping with many of her husband's productions.

She has appeared on many popular daytime TV shows and no doubt enters I'm a Celebrity as a 'well-liked personality'. Such a reputation is key when it comes to voting, hence Fletcher's odds in being one of the frontrunners.

A man who needs very little introduction.

The most successful British track athlete in modern Olympic Games history will be entering this year's show - Mo Farah, a national icon.

He stole our hearts in London and Rio, but can he do the same in I'm a celeb? The immediate answer that springs to mind is yes - what are a few insect challenges compared to the Olympic Games? Well, in a recent interview he revealed that his phobias are 'any animals that move', so he may not be the top notch excelling task doer that many will initially expect.

Despite this, his bubbly personality and warm-loving persona will likely see him go the distance (no pun intended). He's 7/2 to win I'm a Celebrity, a fair price given his elite status.

Not many will be familiar with his face, but nearly all will know his voice. BBC Radio 1 presenter Jordan North is entering the show, and he arrives with odds of 4/1.

The above is not meant to include any malice, with the 30-year-old himself recently stating that he doesn't 'lead a celebrity life-style'. Having worked in radio for a number of years, North was recently announced as Radio 1's 11am-1pm weekend host.

He's a lively character and not one that looks like he'll be getting involved in any camp dramas. There is certainly value in North not just talking the talk, but walking the walk.

Vernon Kay's odds at 13/2 to win I'm a Celebrity may surprise a few readers.

The presenter is certainly a household name on screen, best known for his hosting of All Star Family Fortunes during the years 2006-2015. He has since delved into various other shows, keeping his outgoing personality with him.

Watchers will certainly know what to expect with his friendly persona, with Vernon recently stating that his role in camp will be to 'keep spirits up'.

At this price, we expect him to be a popular pick with punters.

Moving onto the larger prices now and AJ Pritchard pops up at 8/1. Ahead of the show, the former Strictly Come Dancing professional has revealed 'people see me with sparkles and fake tan but nobody knows what I am like.' Sounding like someone with a point to prove, he could be a darkhorse to go all the way.

There are plenty of soap stars entering this year - former Eastenders actor Jessica Plumber is 11/1 and the legendary Corrie star Beverley Callard is 18/1. It's worth noting that last year's winner, Jacqueline Jossa, came from Eastenders!

Hollie Arnold, an Paralympic gold medallist, has stated she doesn't want everything to be focused on her disability. She could be one to watch at 16/1. She's the youngest contestant at 26, and is certainly a strong-willed character.

Victoria Derbyshire, an award winning journalist, has the biggest price at 33/1.