The Australian jungle is on fire—figuratively, at least—as I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! 2025 hurtles toward its December 8 finale with slashed betting odds, explosive scandals, and fan theories running wilder than a Bushtucker Trial gone wrong. In a dramatic shake-up, Jack Osbourne and Tom Read Wilson have surged into the lead, flipping the race on its head and leaving bookies scrambling while viewers scream “fix!” from their sofas. What was once a two-horse race between Aitch and Angry Ginge has devolved into all-out chaos, fueled by cooking feuds, Taylor Swift shade, and Kiosk Kev controversies that have the internet buzzing with conspiracy questions: Is ITV rigging the show for drama? Who’s pulling the strings? With the final four days looming, the camp’s fractures and slashed odds are making this the most unpredictable season in years.

The odds earthquake hit hardest after Friday’s double elimination of Jack Osbourne and Lisa Riley, a shock twist that blindsided campmates and viewers alike. Pre-elimination, Angry Ginge held a slim lead at 5/4, with Aitch at 2/1, per William Hill. But post-exit, Osbourne’s heartfelt “Letters from Home” revelation—learning he’s expecting a baby boy on what would have been Ozzy’s birthday—catapulted him to 9/2 third favorite, while Tom Read Wilson, the cheeky Celebs Go Dating receptionist, rocketed to 5/1, tying Aitch and edging Ginge to 11/8. “Jack’s emotional rawness and Tom’s quiet charm are stealing the show,” Paddy Power analyst Sean Graham told Metro. “The public loves underdogs with heart—Osbourne’s grief journey and Read Wilson’s wise-cracking wisdom are gold.” Shona McGarty clings at 8/1, but the pack’s tightening, with fans on X (formerly Twitter) wagering a “shock final four” of Osbourne, Read Wilson, Aitch, and Ginge.

Chaos erupted mid-week when late arrivals Vogue Williams and Tom Read Wilson waded into the simmering Kelly Brook-Jack Osbourne cooking feud, dealing Osbourne a “brutal blow” by demoting him from camp chef to dishwasher. Osbourne, 40, had been the unofficial culinary king, whipping up “five-star meals” from rice and beans, but Brook, 45, repeatedly criticized his portions and hygiene—”It’s always empty! Non-stop!”—sparking viewer accusations of “rage-baiting” and “bullying.” The Lodge leaders’ intervention turned it nuclear: Williams quipped, “Jack, love ya, but let’s try someone new,” assigning him pot duty. Fans fumed on X: “Kelly’s been picking at Jack all week—poor bloke’s grieving Ozzy!” (@JungleJustice, 20k likes). Osbourne bit his lip but later vented in the Bush Telegraph: “It’s getting on my t*ts—I’m just trying to feed everyone.”

Adding fuel to the frenzy, Osbourne’s “vanilla ice cream” diss of Taylor Swift during a music chat ignited a mini-war. When Aitch asked opinions, Osbourne deadpanned, “Taylor’s music? Vanilla ice cream—nice, but no kick.” Angry Ginge exploded: “Don’t disrespect her!” The spat, replayed endlessly, slashed Ginge’s odds slightly as fans split: Team Osbourne for “honest” or Team Ginge for “Swiftie solidarity”?

Conspiracy theories are rampant. #ImACelebFix trended with 400k posts after Kiosk Kev’s “unfair” questions denied Jack his letter, only for it to arrive later—prompting cries of “producer meddling!” Ruby Wax’s injury-forced exit (sprained ankle during rehearsal) fueled “sabotage” whispers, while the double elim (Osbourne and Riley) sparked “ratings grab” rants. “ITV’s scripting the drama—Osbourne’s too emotional to win early,” theorized one Reddit thread (10k upvotes).

With the semi-final tonight, Osbourne and Read Wilson lead the charge—Osbourne’s vulnerability post-Ozzy’s death resonating, Read Wilson’s “granny” check-ins charming. Aitch and Ginge hold strong, but the jungle’s shaking. Will fan uproar sway votes, or is ITV’s chaos crown destined for an underdog? Tune in 9pm ITV; the scandals slash deeper, and the odds are anyone’s guess.