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I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! viewing figures have continued to fall short in comparison to last year's lockdown audience numbers.
As of Friday 26 November, ratings for the ITV programme averaged at 6.37million viewers, significantly lower than that of the previous series, which averaged at 11.46.
The viewership so far in the 2021 series pales into comparison to the ratings series 18 in 2018 -won by Harry Redknapp - which averaged a whopping 12.14.
Downturn: As of Friday 26 November, ratings for I'm A Celeb averaged at 6.37million viewers, significantly lower than that of the previous series, which averaged at 11.46
However in more positive news, overnight ratings for I'm A Celebrity on Friday saw the show receive the biggest audience share across the channels with 31.2% and a peak of 5707.3.
MailOnline contacted I'm A Celeb representatives regarding the figures, who said: 'The launch audience for I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! has so far risen to a peak of 11.3 million viewers, according to the latest available consolidated data.'
Taking into account on demand viewers, they added: 'This represents a 2.3 million increase since the overnight peak audience, when catch up viewing so far is taken into account, showing that viewers are also catching at their own convenience after the main broadcast.'
They continued: 'The full 7 day consolidated data for the launch will be available next Monday, however, based on currently available part consolidated data and Hub viewing, the average audience across the 100 minute opening episode has so far risen to nearly 10 million viewers.'
Gruelling: The viewership so far in the 2021 series pales into comparison to the ratings series 18 in 2018 -won by Harry Redknapp - which averaged a whopping 12.14
The data comes after I'm A Celeb bosses announced that two of its live
