I’M A Celeb latecomers Vogue Williams and Tom Read Wilson will live in luxury and “control” their campmates when they arrive tomorrow.
In a shakeup to this year’s series, they will become the leaders of the Aussie camp – and have the power to dish out chores immediately after entering.
Irish podcaster Vogue, 40, and Celebs Go Dating receptionist Tom, 39, will overlook the main camp from their cushy Leaders’ Lodge.
Their new home has comfy beds, mosquito nets over the windows, and a private loo instead of the dreaded dunny.
They also have a microphone to bark out orders to campmates such as model Kelly Brook, 45, and Spandau Ballet bassist Martin Kemp, 64.
A yellow banner hangs across the site with the motto, “If you dare to explore, you will always get more”.
And bosses have created a “Bush Explorer Summer Camp”, with the celebs having to get dressed up in uniforms – similar to a Scout camp – while Vogue and Tom will be the chiefs.
Executive producer Olly Nash told The Sun: “When our late entries arrive, they will arrive with a bang.
“They will be leaders of camp.
“So a camp that they do not know very much about at all, they will then be controlling everything that camp does from the minute they arrive.”
He added: “These two people then start to control your lives, decide what you’re doing, and decide what chores you do.
“And if you’re really good, you might win a badge.
“There’s a competition among all the celebrities in camp to earn badges.
“But you’ll only get a badge if you impress the chief explorers.”
The Leaders’ Lodge was introduced to the show last year – with N-Dubz singer Tulisa and Coronation Street actor Alan Halsall winning a race against other stars to take the new positions.
They were later replaced by McFly‘s Danny Jones and boxing legend Barry McGuigan after a public vote.
Last year’s late arrivals, Maura Higgins and Rev Richard Cole, were put in a separate luxurious camp for three days and given a secret mission — to deceive the rest of the camp into thinking they were living in squalor.
And Vogue, married to Made In Chelsea star Spencer Matthews, is up for something similar — having been inspired by the BBC’s hit deceitful reality show The Traitors.
Before heading into the jungle, she told The Sun: “I wouldn’t mind causing a bit of mischief. A bit like Traitors vibes, 100 per cent. A bit of fun in camp.
“I don’t want to annoy anyone, but I think I’m very much willing to go along with the game.”
