Sport star Harry Redknapp made his jungle debut on I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here back in 2018.

Next month, ITV viewers will see former King of the Jungle Harry Redknapp return to the ITV show for the second series of I’m A Celeb All Stars. The 79-year-old won the hearts of viewers during his first appearance in the Australian jungle back in 2018, now he’s heading to South Africa alongside the likes of some other well-known faces from the reality show.

It’s been announced that Scarlett Moffatt, Beverley Callard, Gemma Collins, Jimmy Bullard, Seann Walsh and David Haye are taking part in the upcoming series. Also joining the line-up are Adam Thomas, Sir Mo Farah, Ashley Roberts, Sinitta and Craig Charles However, before ITV viewers watch Harry take on the Bushtucker Trials and creepy crawlies, he appeared on Tuesday’s This Morning (March 10), to give an update on his recent diagnosis.

Harry Redknapp is heading back into the jungle (Image: GETTY)

Ben Shephard commented: “I can see, you’ve recently had a diagnosis with your hearing, haven’t you?”

He replied: “Yeah, what happened was, I went to Specsavers as I needed glasses, Sandra kept saying my hearing was down. I’ll be honest, when I really noticed it was when I was driving the car.”

Harry explained that he wasn’t able to hear the clicking of his indicator, which resulted in him leaving it on by mistake.

Harry spoke about his recent diagnosis on This Morning (Image: ITV)

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He added: “It’s dangerous, I thought, ‘Oh my God, my indicators are on.’ Because I couldn’t hear them clicking, now I can hear it. It could’ve caused accidents.”

His wife, Sandra, appeared on the ITV show with him, sharing that she first noticed he had problems with his hearing as she kept having to shout.

She said: “He used to say I was whispering when I wasn’t whispering. Then, if we went out for dinner and there was a group of people, I could sense that he wasn’t hearing the conversation or joining in.”

Sandra explained Harry wasn’t joining in with group conversations (Image: ITV)

Asking if the diagnosis has made a difference, Harry replied: “Yeah, it’s been great, much better. You can’t see them. They stick behind your ear now.”

In a video shared by Specsavers, Harry was diagnosed with mild to moderate hearing loss and now wears hearing aids as a result.

Speaking about why he decided to go back onto the show, Harry explained he had fun the first time around.

He added: “I really enjoyed it, everybody in there was lovely, I was lucky they were all nice people.”

This Morning continues weekdays on ITV from 10am.