How to watch I’m A Celebrity… South Africa S2 — stream online for free | Daily Reports Online
ITV is heading back to the savanna for a second run of I’m A Celebrity – the 2026 All-stars spin-off that swaps first-timers for returning camp legends in the South African bush. You can watch I’m A Celebrity 2026 online from anywhere with a VPN and potentially for free.
Like the first South Africa season, this All-stars series was pre-recorded in South Africa, with filming taking place in September 2025. The big format change comes at the end, when the grand final airs live on Friday, April 24 and lets the public vote for the winner for the first time in this spin-off.
The series launches on Monday, April 6, airing on ITV1 and streaming on ITV, with STV and STV Player also carrying it in Scotland.
If you’re planning to follow every Bushtucker Trial, late arrival and elimination, here’s how to watch I’m A Celebrity… South Africa online from anywhere.
Can I watch I’m A Celebrity 2026 for free?
Yes! You can watch the full series of I’m A Celebrity… South Africa season 2 – the 2026 All-stars series – for free on ITV.
How to watch I’m A Celebrity… South Africa S2 from anywhere
If you’re away from home and can’t access your usual stream due to geo-blocking, a VPN is an easy workaround that lets you appear to be in your home country.
Use one of the best VPNs to watch I’m A Celebrity… South Africa from anywhere:
How to watch I’m a Celebrity 2026 in the UK
In the UK, I’m A Celebrity… South Africa season 2 airs on ITV1, with live and on-demand streaming available through ITV.com. Viewers in Scotland can also watch via STV and STV Player.
The first episode airs on Monday, April 6 at 9pm BST, and the show will continue every weeknight for three weeks before the live April 24 finale.
If you’re creating an ITVX account, you’ll need a UK postcode (examples: ukpostcode.co.uk)
Outside the UK? Use a VPN to regain access to ITVX while you’re away.
Can I watch I’m A Celebrity 2026 from the U.S.?
There is no official U.S. broadcaster confirmed for I’m A Celebrity 2026 at the time of writing.
BUT – If you’re a UK viewer traveling in the States, you can use a VPN like NordVPN to sign into ITV and watch I’m A Celeb as you normally would.
Can I watch I’m A Celebrity South Africa S2 in Canada?
There is no official Canadian broadcaster confirmed for I’m A Celebrity… South Africa at this time.
If you’re away from the UK and still want to use your usual service, a VPN can help you access ITVX while abroad.
Can I watch I’m A Celebrity… South Africa S2 in Australia?
There is no official Australian broadcaster confirmed for this UK edition of I’m A Celebrity… South Africa at the time of writing.
It’s also worth noting that Australia has its own separate local version of I’m A Celebrity, so this South Africa all-stars series is a different show.
If you’re a UK viewer traveling in Australia, you can use a VPN such as NordVPN to access ITVX as usual.
I’m A Celebrity… South Africa S2 – Need to Know
I’m A Celebrity… South Africa S2 trailer
I’m A Celebrity… South Africa S2 cast
- Harry Redknapp
- Scarlett Moffatt
- Gemma Collins
- Sir Mo Farah
- Adam Thomas
- Ashley Roberts
- David Haye
- Beverley Callard
- Seann Walsh
- Sinitta
- Craig Charles
- Jimmy Bullard
Is I’m A Celebrity… South Africa S2 live?
Not entirely. The main South Africa camp footage was pre-recorded in September 2025, but the grand final on April 24 will be live from London.
Can viewers vote on I’m A Celebrity… South Africa S2?
Yes, but only for the winner in the final. The live grand final introduces a public vote for the first time in this spin-off format.
Where was I’m A Celebrity… South Africa S2 filmed?
The series was filmed in South Africa’s Kruger National Park.
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