Roy Keane tells Jill Scott to ‘move on’ from ‘I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here!’ win as ex-Lionesses star prepares for surprise return to the jungle

Former England and Manchester City midfielder Scott, who won ITV’s flagship reality television show in 2022, is all set to make a surprise return to the Jungle in a guest appearance in this upcoming season. Scott broke the news while speaking on the Stick to Football podcast with Gary Neville, Roy Keane and Ian Wright.

• WHAT JILL SCOTT SAID

  In a segment on the podcast, Neville makes a plan to watch the Manchester United vs Arsenal Premier League clash on December 4 together on the podcast as he said, “In a couple of weeks, what do you think about the fact that Ian suggested, a watch along? So we are going to do a watch along, Stick to Football watch along, Manchester United vs Arsenal live in here on December 4.”

  In response, Scott revealed that she won’t be around as she will travel down under to visit the jungle. She said, “Yeah, cos I’m going back to the Jungle.”

  The other three podcasters were annoyed to find out that Scott would visit the show once again even after winning it in 2022. The ex-Lionesses star then added, “I’m not going in the Jungle, but I’m just doing a bit on the side. I’m just like a guest, but yeah, I’m not here. But you’ll enjoy it.

  Keane then said, “Say no. You’ve had your time, you’ve had your stint with it. Move on.”
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  THE BIGGER PICTURE

  United legend and Plymouth Argyle boss Wayne Rooney’s wife Coleen is among the 12 participants who will head to Australia for the brand new season of the show. Ian Wright was also rumoured to be among the participants once again after taking part in the reality show in 2019 and finished eighth. The Arsenal icon, however, ruled out the possibility of him returning to the jungle this year.

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  WHAT NEXT?

  The Premier League is on hold at the moment due to the international break and will be back in action on November 23 with Chelsea facing Leicester City in the first match of the new gameweek.