I'm A Celeb films 'civilian' campmates for dummy run before stars are brought in

I'm A Celebrity viewers are used to seeing famous faces living in the jungle camp for the duration of the show, but every year members of the public get to have a go too.

A number of people, usually Aussies, are drafted in to live in the camp and go through the motions of taking part in the show. The only thing that sets the dummy run apart from the main show is that it only last for three days, whereas the star campmates have to spend up to three weeks living in the camp.

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