Chloe Burrows has arrived in Australia to participate in the upcoming season of "I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!" Burrows, who gained fame on "Love Island," is the seventh celebrity to touch down for the show.
This past week has been eventful for Burrows, who has also been mentioned as a potential replacement for Maya Jama as the host of ITV's dating show "Love Island." Ahead of entering the jungle, she has reportedly formed an unexpected friendship with former Manchester United star Wayne Rooney.
According to a source cited by The Mail on Sunday, Burrows and Rooney bonded during the charity football match Soccer Aid. Both were aware of their upcoming "I'm A Celebrity" bookings at the time and connected well while playing on the same team. The source indicated they discussed their feelings about the show and that their friendship is expected to grow stronger in the jungle.
Burrows, 31, rose to prominence on the seventh series of "Love Island" in 2021. She reached the final with her then-boyfriend Toby Aromolaran. She is now in a relationship with Ruben Moreira, a Welsh building company owner, who has reportedly been dating her for over a year and is expected to greet her upon her exit from the jungle.
Burrows will be joined in the jungle by a lineup that includes actress Joanna Page, Kaiser Chiefs frontman Ricky Wilson, presenter AJ Odudu, YouTuber Sharky, comedian Leigh Francis, actress Claire Sweeney, model Leomie Anderson, and journalist Mariella Frostrup.
Joanna Page recently spoke to the Daily Mail upon her arrival, expressing her excitement for some personal time before Christmas and the chance to relax, perhaps with spa treatments and local cuisine. She also shared details about her flight, noting she watched movies and found Christmas trees in every airport she passed through.
