🎬 FIRST LOOK: I’m A Celebrity’s terrifying first challenge revealed — Shona parachutes into camp as Kelly Brook cheers her on! 😱🪂 The jungle is officially open, and the celebrities are being thrown straight into heart-pounding action. In an unforgettable opening challenge, Shona made a dramatic entrance, parachuting into camp under the watchful eyes of fellow contestants and cameras rolling from every angle. Her descent was breathtaking, with adrenaline, fear, and excitement all captured in every shot. Standing on the sidelines, Kelly Brook couldn’t contain her excitement, cheering Shona on as she landed with nerves of steel. Fans online are already buzzing, debating who else will step up to face the jungle’s brutal challenges and who might struggle under pressure. 🌴🔥 This first challenge isn’t just about bravery — it’s a test of resilience, quick thinking, and teamwork, setting the tone for a season full of drama, suspense, and unforgettable moments. From the very first leap, viewers are promised a rollercoaster of emotions, shocking twists, and jaw-dropping stunts. As the jungle doors swing open, one thing is clear: this season will push the stars to their absolute limits, revealing courage, friendship, and determination like never before. 💪🌟

THE first load of I’m A Celebrity stars glided through their first challenge today – as they parachuted on to a beach.

Model Kelly Brook, actress Shona McGarty, actor Martin Kemp, comedian Eddie Kadi and rapper Aitch were the first stars to be spotted in action.

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They leapt out of helicopters and parachuted on to the sand at Evans Head in New South Wales, Australia, ahead of Sunday night’s I’m a Celebrity launch show.

The group looked delighted to see each other once they all hit the ground – and they were watched over by hosts Ant McPartlin and Dec Donnelly from what appeared to be a castle.

One onlooker said: “When the celebs landed, they all ran around and hugged each other.

“At one point, they did some kind of strange dance together.

“When they spotted Ant and Dec, they were all lined up and started waving at them.

“They were all smiling and looked really happy – but that will no doubt change once they start having to take part in some grim Bushtucker Trials.”

Kelly, 45, wore a leopard print jumpsuit as she took on the task.

She and Spandau Ballet bassist Martin, 64, would have been particularly worried about the challenge – because they are both afraid of heights.

“As you get older, you are more aware of what can go wrong. When you are younger, you are like Teflon!”

And Martin said: “If you ask me to pick rats up, I can feel the shudder go through my body.

“I’m not very good with heights either and like everyone, your stomach goes wobbly.”

ITV bosses are planning on making this year’s show – the 25th series – the most competitive one yet.

They have introduced a “two in a row and you miss a go” rule which means that celebs can only be voted to do a Bushtucker Trial twice in a row.

They will then be exempt from the next vote – but after that, viewers will be able to choose them once again.

The move has been brought in to stop the public “ganging up” on celebs after some were targeted repeatedly by brutal viewers on previous series.

Last year, Radio 1 DJ Dean McCullough did six trials in a row – as did former Tory MP Matt Hancock during his jungle stint in 2022.

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