This year, the producers have gone full unhinged. They’ve signed Andrew Tate, but apparently, his contract states he can only speak in motivational quotes from Roman emperors. I give it 48 hours before he’s trying to teach a crocodile about "alpha energy" and gets his hand bitten off. It’s going to be glorious television.
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And in a move that surprised absolutely no one, Gwyneth Paltrow is arriving with a suitcase full of jade eggs and organic activated charcoal. She’s already claimed she’ll "vibe" with the snakes on a spiritual level. The snakes, however, are reportedly filing a restraining order from the Australian Wildlife Commission.
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They’ve also added Bear Grylls as a contestant—yes, that Bear Grylls. The irony is so thick you could cut it with a machete. He’s already complained the camp’s drinking water isn't filtered from his own personal urine. I bet he still eats a witchetty grub on day one just to show off.
Meanwhile, Mrs. Doubtfire (played by a resurrected Robin Williams hologram—yes, the technology is here, don't ask) is in the corner, trying to bake a lasagna out of bark and river stones. It doesn't work, but the heartfelt monologue he gives about family makes everyone cry for three hours straight.
