I’m A Celeb ‘feud’ revealed as Jordan Banjo and Amir Khan go head to head in South Africa show
I’M A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here is getting ready to return to South Africa and a new 'feud' has been revealed.
Professional Boxer Amir Khan and Diversity dancer Jordan Banjo are set to go head to head in camp as they compete to be called jungle legend.
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Speaking ahead of the the start of the new series, Amir, 36, was full of fighting talk as he insisted he wanted to be the "main man" in the safari camp.
He explained: "I got scared last time and I want to go in again and
come out as the main man – the champion. I am in this
to win it."
"I think I will cope well because I am going in knowing Australia helped me overcome a lot of things.
"It’s going to be like stepping into a ring and I am sure I will be fine."
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The sports personality, who was previously known for eating strawberries behind the back of his campmates, has admitted that he is different this time around
He added: "I am not going to be a pushover. I came fifth last time but I want to go all the way in South Africa."
But Jordan, 30, will not take the threat of Amir lying down, as he is determined to win the competition himself.
"Anybody who goes on something and says they don’t want to win is a liar.
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"To win would be nice but to go back is a win too. You grow up watching I’m A Celebrity and there are so many people I would like to be with in the camp."
He added: "You push yourself to do things you wouldn’t normally do and I am getting excited about taking part in the programme again."
