While ITV does not reveal just how much each I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! contestant is paid, their earnings aren’t limited to inside the jungle. 

Jamie Lynn Spears, 32, dramatically exited the show on ‘medical grounds’ this week after having a difficult time in the camp – but how much could she bank?

Rules for payment state that a celebrity will receive their full fee if they stay in camp for at least 72 hours. She was rumoured to have been booked for £250,000.

But the younger sister of Britney Spears could be set to rake in more from social media marketing, potentially making her one of this year’s highest-earning stars.

Jamie Lynn has an Instagram following of over two million, the highest follower count of a cast member in this series which means she could earn up to £3,911 per sponsored Instagram post, according to Casino.co.uk.

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Jamie Lynn Spears, 32, dramatically exited ITV’s I’m A Celebrity on ‘medical grounds’ this week after having a difficult time in the camp, but how much could she earn?

Research conducted by Casino.co.uk examined the social media profiles of every contestant of the series, as well as influencer marketing calculators, to determine which stars are the most influential on social media and how much they can earn per sponsored post.

The research revealed that Jamie Lynn is the highest-earning contestant in the new series cast.

Social media star Nella Rose is revealed as the second highest-earning contestant with the third-highest Instagram following of almost one million, earning her a potential of £3,512 per sponsored post.

Sam Thompson can earn up to £3,033 per sponsored post, placing him securely in third place.

The fourth highest social media earner is ex-Eastenders actress Danielle Harold, with an Instagram follower count of over 380,000. Danielle can earn a potential £2,474 per sponsored Instagram post and has the highest engagement rate at 6.80%.

Marvin Humes is the fifth-highest-earning contestant on social media, earning a potential £2,155 per sponsored post.

His following sits at just over 755,000, putting him in front of ITV’s This Morning host Josie Gibson, who places sixth. Josie, with a following of almost half a million, can potentially earn £1,995 per post.

A spokesperson for Casino.co.uk commented on the findings: ‘The new series of I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! has kicked off to an exciting start, and this research gives us an insight into just how much the cast members can earn outside of the jungle.’

Rules for payment state that a celebrity will receive their full fee if they stay in camp for at least 72 hours. She was rumoured to have been booked for £250,000

Jamie Lynn has an Instagram following of over two million, the highest follower count of a cast member in this series which means she could earn up to £3,911 per sponsored Instagram post

They continued: ‘As the weeks continue and the celebrity’s show more and more of their personality on the show, it is expected for their follower counts to increase on social media, and more opportunities and experiences will be introduced to the cast after the show has ended.’

Jamie Lynn was reportedly in talks to quit I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! for days, it has been claimed.

The sister of Britney Spears dramatically exited the show on ‘medical grounds’ after having a difficult time in the camp.

According to The Sun, Jamie Lynn was actually in exit talks with show bosses for several days before she decided to leave.

Producers of the show reportedly labelled the actress a ‘flight risk’ and did not think she would last the duration of the series.

The publication claims bosses managed to coax her to stay for 11 days which was helped by her strong performances in the Climb of Cruelty and Scarena Series tasks.

However, viewers saw the star cry numerous times in the jungle as she told how she was missing her daughters Maddie, 15, and Ivey, five.

On Tuesday’s episode, Jamie Lynn appeared near breaking point as she said: ‘I hate it here so much, I hate it, I hate it, I hate it here.

‘This place is where people go to have the worst days of their lives.’

Her exit was confirmed in a statement by a show spokesperson: ‘Jamie Lynn Spears has left I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! on medical grounds.

‘She’s been a fantastic campmate who has triumphed at trials and bonded well with her fellow celebrities.’

Jamie Lynn tearfully threatened to quit the show after three days in the jungle after confessing how much she was struggling due to missing her beloved children.

The star was left heartbroken after she was failed to be reunited with her luxury item which was a photo of her children.

She declared that she was ready to leave the camp as she became very emotional after a mini challenge that saw her campmates sheepishly return without the photo.

Sobbing, she confessed: ‘I just want to see my kids,’ as she struggled with being separated from her loved ones.

Earlier that same episode, she had confided in her co-stars Sam Thompson and Danielle Harold for emotional support.

Jamie Lynn fell to tears after admitting she feels she is ‘so emotionally weak’ in camp.

Speaking to Danielle and Sam, she disclosed: ‘I don’t know how I’m so emotionally weak.’

Keeping spirits in keep lifted, Danielle told her: ‘You’re so strong. This is tough babe, tough. So tough. It’s not easy.’

Jamie Lynn added: ‘Why am I crying so much? Josie [Gibson} has a baby at home…’

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Jamie Lynn was reportedly in talks to quit I’m A Celebrity … Get Me Out Of Here! for days, it has been claimed

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Producers of the show reportedly labelled the actress a ‘flight risk’ and did not think she would last the duration of the series

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She was seen struggling with the difficult conditions in the camp and broke down in tears over missing her family back home after jetting to the Australian jungle

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Jamie Lynn had become emotional early on in the show about how much she missed her daughters Maddie, 15, and Ivey, five (all pictured)

Sam comforted: ‘It’s important to remember you’ve come from a whole different continent, you don’t know anyone here, it’s hard. It’s real hard.’

Danielle added: ‘Look at the s*** you’ve been through in your life, right? This, a little bit of rain in the jungle, nothing.’

Jamie Lynn replied: ‘But at least all that s*** I could go home to my babies every night, you know? That’s it, that’s all I need in life. It feels a little bit overwhelming. They’re not even close.

‘I’ve got to just do it. I don’t know why I’m being such a baby.’

Sam added: ‘I get it man, I’ve got two cats at home – Albus and Cedric – little fluffy men. Know what I mean? So I get it. Not kids, but I get it.’

Danielle joked: ‘Let it out Sam…’

Later, Jamie Lynn went into the Bush Telegraph and positively added: ‘You have your campmates pull you up and you’re like, ‘I can do this, I can do this’.’

Elsewhere, she also bravely opened up about falling pregnant at the age of 16 as she confided in her campmates last week in the jungle.

She told how wanted to lead as ‘normal’ a life as possible away from the spotlight after giving birth to daughter Maddie – whose father is her ex Casey Aldridge – when she was a teenager in 2008.

When asked by Fred Sirieix about becoming famous at a young age, Jamie Lynn said: ‘We auditioned for a show called All That and I was on All That for three years before I did Zoey [101]. It was very successful.

She tearfully threatened to quit the show after three days in the jungle after confessing how much she was struggling due to missing her beloved children

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Jamie Lynn was left heartbroken after she was failed to be reunited with her luxury item which was a photo of her children

‘After I finished Zoey, I had the love of my life, what I thought, I decided to keep the baby. I was 16. The whole world was like, ‘You’re a s**t, you’re horrible your life is over…’

Fred asked: ‘Oh really? You felt it?’

Jamie Lynn said: ‘Oh yeah. Because I got pregnant young and I was on a kids’ show.’

Fred asked: ‘Your parents were good with you?’

Jamie Lynn said: ‘Yeah, they had a lot going on. I just think they were sad I was in that situation but also it’s your baby having a baby.’

She went on: ‘I just wanted to be normal. I wanted my baby to be normal. Everybody told me I was going to be a horrible mum. So I was like I’ve got to raise this baby by myself and I did.’

Jamie Lynn got tearful as she said: ‘When I went away… when I first got pregnant…’

Fred comforted: ‘We don’t have to talk about this…’

Jamie Lynn continued: ‘They didn’t want me to have the baby. A lot of people around me.’

Fred said: ‘But you’ve been amazing. What you’ve done is amazing.’

Jamie Lynn said: ‘When I got out of that, I told my parents I was going to emancipate them, that way I could make my own decisions. I was secretly telling her I was going to doctor’s appointments.

‘I was going to meetings with a lawyer… My poor mum, we put her through it. And so then she was like, she didn’t want me to do that, she knew that would mean I’d probably marry the father and lose my fortune that I’d amassed over the years of working… she said, ‘Just go baby…’

‘It was the first time I was in control. My mum did [come and visit]. I don’t know what’s wrong with me, why I wouldn’t take the easy route sometimes, but I just don’t want to.’

In the Bush Telegraph Jamie Lynn said: ‘I’m proud of where I’m at now. I don’t share it in a way of being sad or crying about it, but it’s like, I don’t know, I just… I’m really thankful.’

After her emotional first few days in the jungle, Jamie Lynn appeared to have been settling into camp life and successfully Bushtucker Trial last week, bringing home 10 stars.

Ahead of the trial, Jamie Lynn said of the challenge: ‘I’ve got my teammates behind me, so that’s keeping me motivated.’