We so wanted to see this happen! ImACeleb
We so wanted to see this happen! October 09, 2019 - 10:39 BST Ainhoa Barcelona Fans are just weeks away from finding out who's joining I'm a Celebrity this year, and as the waiting game begins, various names have been thrown around. Although one star who is definitely not flying to Australia – despite previous reports – is Coronation Street actress Kym Marsh.
After posting a gorgeous photo of her baby grandson Teddy on Instagram, Kym was inundated with messages about the blue-eyed tot. But one follower mentioned her possible I'm a Celeb stint, replying, "Beautiful. I hope you're going in that jungle," alongside a winky face emoji. Disappointing fans, Kym responded: "Nope I'm not x."The 43-year-old actress became a grandmother for the first time in May after her daughter Emilie Cunliffe, 22, gave birth.
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