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I'm A Celebrity Arrivals

Alan Halsall arrives in Australia for I'm A Celebrity despite a knee injury, while Danny Jones and other celebrities also touch down.

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Alan HalsallTyrone DobbsAndy WhymentDanny JonesSam ThompsonJoel DommettKemi Rodgers

Besides the main celebrities, who else arrived at the airport?: Other celebrities arriving included the show's spin-off hosts Sam Thompson, Joel Dommett, and Kemi Rodgers, along with last year's winner, Sam Thompson.
Who else arrived at the airport and what was their journey like?: McFly frontman Danny Jones was the first celebrity to arrive, experiencing a stormy flight with bumpy conditions.
How did Alan Halsall disguise his presence on the show upon arrival?: He arrived in Brisbane and initially claimed to be there for a golfing holiday, adhering to ITV's rules about not revealing his participation before the official lineup.
Who arrived at Brisbane Airport for I'm A Celebrity despite a recent injury?: Alan Halsall, known for playing Tyrone Dobbs in Coronation Street, arrived in Brisbane Airport for I'm A Celebrity despite a recent knee injury.
What kind of surgery did Alan Halsall undergo and how might it impact his participation?: Halsall underwent ACL reconstruction surgery in November and is still recovering, which may affect his participation in some of the show's challenges.

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