AngryGinge to Earn £5m from TV and Brand Deals After I’m A Celebrity

AngryGinge is set to land over £5million in lucrative TV and brand deals following his stint on I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!

The YouTube streamer, 24, whose real name is Morgan Burtwistle, has attracted an influx of views on his channel since he appeared on the popular ITV show.

And with his heightened popularity, Ginge has been re-signed by Red Bull as an ambassador and one of their sponsored gamers in 2026, according to The Sun.

JD are also said to be keen to boost their current deal with him after Christmas as he already stars in one of their Christmas adverts.

The company then became the shirt sponsor for his grassroots football team, Winton Yanited, this year.

A source told the publication: ‘Ginge is set to rake in excess of £5million in 2026 thanks to a wave of major brand deals, TV opportunities and commercial tie-ins coming his way.’

‘There are multiple global brands in active discussions right now. Even more will be lining up once he’s out of the jungle and his team are able to present all the opportunities to him properly’, they added.

The Daily Mail has contacted AngryGinge’s representatives for a comment.

The Mancunian surged to fame over the past five years as an online gamer and has more than five million followers across social media.

He spends up to ten hours a day livestreaming video-game sessions on platforms such as Twitch, where he’s known to his followers as Angryginge13.

Renowned for his explosive outbursts during gaming and watching Manchester United, Ginge has become the first streamer to join the line-up of the show, bringing a surge of younger viewers with him.

Yet he has also struck a chord with the show’s more traditional audience, many of who had never heard his name before he entered the jungle.

He has quickly won fans with his unlikely bond with comedian Ruby Wax, 72, as the pair impressed early in the series when they breezed through the notorious eating trial.

Viewers finally saw why Angry Ginge has his nickname after he lost his head during the latest trial against Aitch on Thursday.

The content creator got his nickname due to his hair colour and his often frustrated and ‘angry’ reactions when gaming.

However, ITV viewers saw the real Ginge as he had his first hilarious angry outbursts during the Bushtucker trial, The Pits.

After winning a place in Win City, Ginge was competing against rapper Aitch from Doomsville to feed their six campmates.

The pair had to race to escape the pit by finding the keys to unlock the padlocks to release the underground door, but were joined by offal, crickets, cockroaches, lizards and other creatures.

With a plot twist, the pair could sabotage their opponent by finding the red hell hole and hitting the button, causing the others’ lights to switch off for 15 seconds.

Ginge had a quick start, getting two padlocks off first while Aitch struggled to find one, but as the sabotage sound rang, Aitch beat Ginge to the red button, sending him into the pitch black.

Ginge moaned: ‘There’s no way he got there, there’s no way!’

The content creator began to speed through his padlocks; however, Aitch soon caught up as it became neck and neck.

The sabotage sound rang once again, with Aitch beating Ginge to the button.

‘Are you taking the p***’, yelled Ginge.

In total, the sabotage sound blared four times with Aitch beating Ginge to the red button every time.

Fuming, he said: ‘There is no way he was beating me again! My hand was already in there!’

Calming himself down, Ginge goes on to reassure himself: ‘Ah, mate, just stay calm.’

Aitch joked: ‘Just to let you know it’s the red hole Ginge, matches your wig.’

The pair both got the sixth padlock at the same time, but Aitch quickly found a lead as he unlocked seven and eight, escaping the pit and ringing the bell first.

Ginge looked furious after losing, with hosts Ant and Dec saying, ‘They will get you out now’.

Sarcastically Ginge replied, ‘Yeah, I’d appreciate that, thank you’.

Aitch said: ‘Maybe you only have yourself to blame’.

Ginge replied: ‘100% that was really tough. I had a moment where I was trying just one padlock instead of them all and got confused and then you said, re-try the keys.’