Jack Osbourne is the tenth and final celebrity to touch down in Brisbane Airport ahead of this year's I'm A Celebrity.

Having flown from Los Angeles, Jack, 40, arrived early on Wednesday morning, with Martin Kemp also arriving at the airport. 

The son of rocker Ozzy was tight-lipped about his upcoming appearance on the ITV show and simply told the Mail: 'I can neither confirm nor deny where I'm going but I do like a latte.'

The father-of-four is the final celebrity to arrive before the show launches on Sunday, but he will be followed by late entries Vogue Williams and Tom Read Wilson.

He kept a low profile in a camo-print baseball cap, sunglasses and casual T-shirt as he made his way through the busy airport.

Ahead of his jungle stint, Jack revealed what his mum Sharon and sister Kelly think of him going on I'm A Celebrity, months after his father Ozzy's death. 

The Black Sabbath legend died of heart failure aged 76 at his Buckinghamshire home on July 22, just two weeks after performing a farewell concert with his bandmates at Birmingham's Villa Park.

'Mum and Kelly, they are absolutely going to be watching. They are supportive,' he said. 

'It's absolutely going to be hard leaving them behind. I have got lots of kids, my wife, and my family still in the wake of my dad passing. It is going to be difficult, that is for sure.' 

In the wake of Ozzy's death, Jack, 42, will head to the jungle as part of a star-studded line-up, including Kelly Brooks, Aitch and Alex Scott. 

Spandau Ballet bassist Martin, 64, also arrived at Brisbane Airport earlier on Wednesday.

He told the Daily Mail: 'I'm the original nepo-dad' as he follows his son Roman's footsteps into the jungle after the Capital FM host came third in 2019.

When asked what he was going to miss most about the UK, he said: 'I'm going to miss my family, yeah everyone misses their family.'

Earlier on social media, Roman called his father an 'absolute nepo-daddy, he's only on there because his son's on the One Show.'

To which Martin told the Mail: 'Yeah I like that, I'm the original nepo dad.'

The musician will join the likes of Twitch sensation AngryGinge, Emmerdale's Lisa Riley and Lioness Alex Scott in the jungle.

Roman, who Martin shares with singer Shirlie from the duo Pepsi and Shirlie, told his dad to 'enjoy' the experience of camping out in the Australian jungle.

Martin is best known for being part of the band Spandau Ballet in the late 70s, and his son Roman - who he shares with wife Shirlie Holliman - took part in the show in 2019.

Ahead of his jungle stint, Martin said: 'I've had to cancel some jobs but when Roman was on I'm A Celebrity… I was addicted.

'I watched it every day and enjoyed it so much. I felt it was now time in my life for an adventure.

'I have been on this journey of DJing over the last five years, it has been non-stop and I thought it was time to give something back to myself.

'I absolutely love the show, it is iconic TV, which I love being part of.'

It comes after Alex Scott emotionally spoke about her partner Jess Glynne as she arrived Down Under earlier in the day.

Wearing a £597 brown knitted tracksuit bottoms with a matching £645 top, the Football Focus host, 41, told the Daily Mail on arrival: 'I'm so nervous.'

She said: 'I already miss Jess [Glynne], this is the longest we've been apart ever, since we've been together so I'm not used to it. 

'It's going to be hard. And I'm going to miss her Birmingham show and I'm gutted I'm not going to be there but I know that she's going to be my biggest cheerleader.'

Alex added: 'I'm getting emotional now, I'm trying not to even think about how long we're going to be separated, hopefully I'll see her on that bridge but we'll see.' 

It comes after she shared an emotional goodbye with her supportive girlfriend of two years, Jess, at Heathrow Airport on Monday. 

Alex and singer Jess, who have been together since 2023, were snapped with their arms wrapped around each other as they said farewell before the flight.

Telly presenter and former footballer Alex, 41, has had a successful career on the pitch playing for the likes of Arsenal, Birmingham City and Great Britain and has since become a pundit. 

Comedian Eddie Kadi touched down in Australia wearing a patterned tracksuit.

When asked why he was in Australia, he bizarrely told the Daily Mail, 'I'm looking for  Mowgli. 

'I've heard my best mate Mowgli and Timon and Pumbaa are around somewhere, so I've come to catch up with them, it's been a while since I've seen them.'

When asked if he would miss his two-year-old daughter, the BBC Radio presenter said: 'Oh gosh, absolutely. 

'My little girl, I'm gonna absolutely miss her. I've been doing little videos for her along the way - she's never travelled this far.'

Eddie arrived in Australia after Ruby Wax, AngryGinge, Aitch, Lisa Riley, Kelly Brook and Shona McGarty.