What does the I’m A Celebrity winner get?
Harry, 71, pipped The Inbetweeners star Emily Atack and Torchwood actor John Barrowman to the number one spot in the series finale.
Before entering the jungle, each campmate agreed on a fee to take part in the series.
This year’s King of the Jungle Harry reportedly landed himself a staggering £500,000 for taking part on the show.
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The fee each celebrity receives for heading Down Under doesn’t change, even if they leave the jungle victorious.
On top of their appearance fee, the winner of I’m A Celebrity also gets the title of King or Queen of the Jungle.
How much were the I’m A Celebrity 2018 line-up paid?
According to The Sun, each of 2018’s campmate’s salaries was revealed before they headed into the jungle.
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Whilst Harry’s appearance fee was reported to be a staggering £500,000, he still wasn’t the highest paid star.
TV presenter and late arrival Noel Edmonds is reported to have made an eye-watering £600,000 for his role on the series.
BBC One’s DIY SOS presenter Nick Knowles was also paid a six-figure sum for his appearance on the series, reportedly £200,000.
Finalist John Barrowman is thought to have taken home between £120,000 and £200,000.
Harry and John’s fellow finalist Emily Atack is thought to have received a fee in the range of £15,000 and £40,000.
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EastEnders’ Rita Simons reportedly landed a sum of £80,000 compared to fellow soap star Coronation Street’s Sair Khan’s £40,000.
I’m A Celebrity 2018’s youngest campmate Malique Thompson-Dwyer was reportedly the lowest paid star of the series.
Malique, 20, is thought to have received a pay cheque of £15,000.
The Chase’s Anne Hegerty racked up a fee of £60,000 according to reports, whilst the X Factor’s Fleur East could have landed a fee anywhere between £50,000 and £70,000.
I’m A Celebrity: The Coming Out Show will air on Wednesday, December 12, at 9 pm on ITV.
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