With speculation already mounting over the lineup for 2025, one name has been thrown firmly into the mix - TikTok influencer Miah Carter.

The 22-year-old social media star has revealed her ambitions to appear on the hit reality show in a recent interview with the Express.

Miah, who has built a following through her candid discussions on body positivity and mental health, shared her admiration for last year's influencer contestant, GK Barry.

The pair are friends and seeing another person who rose to fame on TikTok recognised on a reality show gave Miah hope that would be possible for her too.

She gushed: "I am so proud of that girl [GK Barry]. So much. I actually haven't spoken to her in a while because I know how busy she is, but I see her now and again and say hello. I think what she's done is absolutely incredible, and I do see myself where is."

"I would absolutely love to be on I'm A Celebrity. That is where I see myself in the next five years. I see myself doing so many bigger things, getting out there more, actually telling my story because I have such a powerful story to tell."

Miah was an avid watcher of last year's season and expressed strong opinions on the final result.

She said: "I watched near enough every single episode. I think she [GK Barry] did so well. I think she should have won! But she did really well. I loved the vicar on there as well, the one that she was really close with. They chose some really good people last year."

Her comments echo the sentiments of many fans, who were shocked when GK Barry was eliminated before the final four.

The social media star had developed a close bond with , who she passionately backed for the win, declaring, "Rev has to win otherwise it's a fix!" when asked about her predictions during her exit interview.

Ultimately, it was McFly star who took home the title of King of the Jungle, but Miah remains convinced that the crown should have gone elsewhere.

With her sights firmly set on reality TV, Miah named I'm A Celebrity as her dream show, closely followed by and Gogglebox.

The young influencer has already made waves with her honest approach to social media.

She has used her platform to promote self-acceptance after facing her own fair share of struggles with body image and mental health. But the journey has not been easy - Miah has faced relentless online abuse, which at one point led to her being hospitalised.

Despite these hardships, she has remained determined to help others and bring light to issues surrounding body positivity.

She told the Express: "I've got a very warm spot in my heart about inspiring people, especially young kids. I never really had someone to look up to when I was young. What I put out there is so important. The only time I'll quit is when there's no more social media."