I’m A Celeb viewers name their winner just seconds into first episode

The show kicked off last night

The show kicked off last night, and saw a host of celebs descend on Australia.

In the opening section of the show, the first five celebs were forced to jump out of a helicopter to make their arrival.

One celeb became an instant hit with viewers, who declared him their winner before things even really started to kick off.

The star in question is Manchester rapper Aitch, who parachuted alongside celebs Kelly Brook, Shona McGarty, Martin Kemp and Eddie Kadi.

“Aitch is my winner. THE END," one person wrote online.

A second put: “I’m so excited for Aitch on #ImACeleb. He’s actually such a sweetheart with a gentle heart and not one of those horrible people x.”

“Aitch is already my winner tbh,” another said.

While a fourth penned: “I think if Aitch plays this right he has a serious chance at becoming a public favourite ?”

The first group of celebs got off to a good start, with their first challenge seeing them have to wade through fish guts and locate five tools in order to win some luxuries

Aitch and Eddie came out successful, meaning the group were able to get proper beds for their first night in the jungle.

ITV made a major change to this year's I'm A Celeb rules

After revealing this season’s full cast, I’m A Celebrity is set to make a major rule change that will impact the entire show.

Hosts Ant and Dec are gearing up for the 25th season, which is set in New South Wales, Australia.

This year’s contestants are in for quite the shake-up as a new set of rules will be introduced when it comes to the infamous ‘Bushtucker Trials’.

I’m A Celeb bosses have announced that if contestants do two trials in a row, they will have to miss the next one.

The rule change is made in an effort to ‘allow all campmates to shine in Bushtucker Trials this year’.

“This new rule means the responsibility for winning food is shared amongst more of the campmates,” ITV said.

“More campmates will have an opportunity to step up and play their part, with viewers getting a chance to get to know them more, it’s their chance to shine.”