Declan Donnelly and his wife Ali Astall arrive in Australia for the new series of I'm A Celebrity as they head out for breakfast with their children

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Declan Donnelly and his wife Ali Astell went for breakfast with their children after arriving in Australia for the new series of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!

I'm A Celebrity will return to screens on November 17th with a star-studded line-up, with Coleen Rooney, Maura Higgins and Danny Jones set to head into the jungle. 

And in the days leading up to its  premiere, Dec, 49, appears to be spending some quality time with Ali, 45, and their kids Isla, six, and two-year-old Jack. 

Dec cut a casual figure for the outing as he sported a white T-shirt and a pair of black slim fit jeans.

Ali, who Ant married in 2015, donned a cream short-sleeved top along with black trousers and matching sandals. 

It comes after I'm A Celebrity announced it will be launching a brand new spin-off show called I’m A Celebrity…Unpacked this autumn on ITV2. 

The show will be hosted by former jungle star Joel Dommett, 39, Capital radio DJ Kemi Rodgers, 29, and reining King of the jungle Sam Thompson, 32. 

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During the spin-off show the trio will dissect everything that goes on in camp, before speculating about what may be in store, all the while giving their opinions and taking part in fun debates.

They will strive to get all of the latest behind-the-scenes gossip with unseen clips, exclusive interviews, and an insider guide to the iconic Bushtucker Trials.

The trio will also be joined by several celebrity guests throughout the show and viewers will be encouraged to join all the lively debates via social media and the app. 

Speaking about the exciting new spin-off show, Joel said: 'It’s BACKKKK! To say I’m excited to do live jungle-based telly again is an understatement!

'I really adore the spin-off show and I’m so glad it’s returning for more in-depth chats with A&D, the campmates and incredible guests.

'It’s going to have a different feel to it, giving fans of the show extra goss and juice.

'I started my TV career there and fingers crossed I won’t say the wrong thing on live telly and end it there too.'  

Coleen is rumoured to be earning at least £1.5million for signing up to the ITV primetime hit hosted by Ant and Dec.

The show begins in Australia in two weeks and Coleen's decision to go has been described as the 'ultimate revenge' on her rival because Rebekah was booted out early in the 2017 series.

One source close to Leicester City WAG Rebekah has claimed she now has no interest in the programme any longer - and most certainly won't be watching.

But one expert told MailOnline today that Rebekah will be 'glued' to ITV and watching everything Coleen says about her. Another source has said that Vardy's legal team will also be watching like hawks.

Brand and culture expert Nick Ede believes that Rebekah would be willing to launch a new lawsuit if Coleen says 'any nuggets that could potentially defame her'.

But while Coleen knows ITV wants her to 'spill more beans' about the Wagatha Christie case and their rivalry, she will have been carefully coached by her lawyers about what she can and can't say before she enters the jungle, Mr Ede says.

'100% Rebekah will not be happy that Coleen is going on the show', he said.

'She will be keeping her eyes and ears glued to the screen in case she can garner any nuggets from Coleen that could potentially defame her.

'Rebekah famously went in the jungle herself and for Coleen to be following in her footsteps will add insult to injury.

'Coleen is a very private person so for her to agree to this will and to appear on the jungle producers will be wanting her to spill more beans about the Wagatha Christie case'.

Mr Ede said that Coleen is going to speak out, but added: 'She's a very careful speaker so will be making sure she rehearses any answers to questions camp mates may interrogate her on.

'She won't want to face any more issues or court letters from Vardy's camp'.