I'm A Celebrity is back on our screens for another season, and it's now bigger and better than ever.
The jungle is a huge challenge for the campmates, with a number of everyday luxuries and comforts being taken away from them over the course of the series.
However, there are a number of items that viewers might be surprised to learn the celebs are allowed to keep on them while taking part in the show.
The three surprising items campmates are allowed to take into the I'm A Celeb jungle
Among the most essential items allowed into the I'm A Celeb jungle is deodorant, according to the researchers over at Northerner.
This was originally banned in season one of the programme. However, rumour has it that the contestants smelled so bad that the crew complained, leading to the lifting of this rule.
The rules around vapes are incredibly strict in Australia, with all vape and tobacco products being brought into the country needing to be accompanied by a prescription from a doctor.
Australians can also only buy vapes from a pharmacy, unlike in the UK, where vape stores, supermarkets and convenience stores can sell vaping devices.
Despite this, some ITV viewers may have noticed some of the contestants on I'm A Celebrity smoking and vaping while appearing in the jungle.
This is because the celebs are allowed a supply of nicotine, whether that be through cigarettes or through vapes.
While smokers are free to smoke as much as they wish, as mentioned, those who plan on using a vape are required to get a prescription from a doctor before entering the show.
The campmates are only allowed the essentials, and this rule extends to underwear, with season one allowing the celebs to take with them one pair of knickers.
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This has since been extended to three, that’s why you’ll see the celebs doing their washing so often while on the show.
Weight loss items are also allowed, with the celebrities having always been allowed to take prescription medication into the jungle.
This year, new rules mean that contestants who have been prescribed Ozempic or any other skinny jabs will be able to keep taking them.
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