Against all the odds Nigel Farage has made it to the I’m A Celeb final – and now he will capitalise on his success from the show to relaunch his political career.

MailOnline can reveal that the Reform party founder is expected to set out his plan within the coming days in a post jungle interview.

Mr Farage will use his popularity from the ITV show as a stepping-stone back into Westminster after refusing to deny he would like to become Prime Minister.

A source close to the former MEP told MailOnline: ‘The coming months are going to be huge for Nigel, he wants a way back into politics and he is going to tell his fans of this in the coming days.

‘His view is that going on a show like I’m A Celeb means he has been shone into millions of living rooms across Britain where the viewers can see him warts and all. They also can learn of his political opinions.’

Against all the odds Nigel Farage has made it to the I’m A Celeb final – and now he will capitalise on his success from the show to relaunch his political career

 MailOnline can reveal that the Reform party founder is expected to set out his plan within the coming days in a post jungle interview (pictured in October)

Team Farage is said to be ‘thrilled’ at how the former Brexit party leader has reached a whole new audience during his appearance.

It can also be revealed that a key part of their strategy was to put the message out there that he will ‘fight the establishment.’

Sources close to Farage used this narrative to claim that ITV is left wing which they said was the reason behind it his lack of air time because they disagreed with his politics.

And when Mr Farage was shown showering naked to the show’s nine million viewers his ‘furious’ team sent a legal letter claiming ITV had broken an ‘indecency’ clause in his contract.

It was later claimed by ITV no such clause existed and Farage’s former campmate Frankie Dettori revealed campmates were asked to keep their clothes on.

Simultaneously, Team Farage launched a dogged social media campaign posting humorous, and often self-deprecating, content of the former politician on TikTok and X to attract a younger audience.

It was a success as TikTok users commented ‘Vote Nigel’ under videos of the show and he was hailed a ‘hero’ by thousands on the platform.

Generation Z was targeted by Farage as an untapped source of voters who would support him in the jungle and perhaps in his revamped political career.

A source close to the former MEP told MailOnline: ‘The coming months are going to be huge for Nigel, he wants a way back into politics and he is going to tell his fans of this in the coming days

Team Farage is said to be ‘thrilled’ at how the former Brexit party leader has reached a whole new audience during his appearance

Simultaneously, Team Farage launched a dogged social media campaign posting humorous, and often self-deprecating, content of the former politician on TikTok and X to attract a younger audience (pictured)

As a highly controversial political figure, it was expected Mr Farage would crash out of I’m a Celebrity in its early stages as enraged fans called to boycott the ITV show for signing him.

Tonight he goes up against Made in Chelsea’s Sam Thompson, 31, and former boxer Tony Bellew, 40, in the grand final after surviving 23 days in the Australian camp.

His youngest daughter, Isabelle, 18, will greet him when he crosses the I’m a Celebrity bridge.

It comes after it was revealed Sam leads the odds to be crowned King of the Jungle, according to Ladbrokes.

The Made In Chelsea star, 31, will compete against boxer Tony and politician Nigel in Sunday night’s final.

The bookies make Sam odds-on at 4/11 to go all the way Down Under, with Tony second in the betting as things stand at 4/1, ahead of Nigel at 9/2.

Alex Apati of Ladbrokes said: ‘We’re guaranteed a King of the Jungle this year, and while Nigel Farage has been well backed of late, the odds suggest Sam Thompson is a shoo-in for the crown.’

It comes after it was revealed Sam Thompson leads the odds to be crowned King of the Jungle, according to Ladbrokes

The Made In Chelsea star, 31, will compete against boxer Tony Bellew and politician Nigel in Sunday night’s final

It comes after TV presenter Josie Gibson, 38, became the seventh campmate voted out on Saturday, only just missing out on Sunday’s final.

Fans were left fuming upon her exit as they shared their disappointment that she didn’t make the final – after she was the last woman standing in the camp.

Many viewers also shared their annoyance that controversial politician Nigel had not been voted out instead of Josie as they said she deserved to make it through.

Taking to X – formerly known as Twitter – one wrote: ‘How is Josie out and Nigel still in,’ another said: ‘How the f**k is Nigel still in and Josie just left???’

A third tweeted: ‘Noooo!!!!!!! Not Josie. WHY IS NIGEL STILL IN THERE???!!!!’ and another penned: ‘Trying to figure out how Nigel beat Josie.’

A fifth gushed: ‘Aw, Josie has just been the best! I really wanted her to win right from the start, and I’m so happy she got so far. She’s been such good fun!’