One star is getting ready to sue ITV after suffering an injury on I’m A Celebrity, and others have been contacting a celebrity law firm to assist them with their own cases.
ITV are bracing themselves for a flood of lawsuits after I’m a Celebrity… star Janice Dickinson told how she was suing them over an injury she got on the show.
According to a source, stars have contacted the legal team for the veteran supermodel to get advice on how to handle their own TV struggles.
Celebrity law firm Taylor Hampton has been flooded with calls from big names – wanting to discuss injuries, alleged misconduct behind the scenes and what they see as a lack of “duty of care” across shows such as Big Brother and Love Island.
The source added: “It’s been non-stop since Janice went public. As she’s an international celebrity, the news has gone around the world and she’s shown that even ITV can be challenged. That’s made other stars feel they can finally speak up.”
Janice, 70, is suing ITV for £700,000 after suffering severe head and facial injuries while appearing on the show in 2023, according to a report from this week.
Janice tripped in the night while using the restroom in an all-stars version of I’m a Celeb in 2007.
According to insiders, the camp’s nightlight hadn’t been activated. ITV needs to take some responsibility, Janice told a interviewer. My face was completely shaved. The scariest night of my life occurred on that night.
She claimed that she was left for ten minutes bleeding in the dark. ITV had a duty to watch me, Janice continued, and it degraded me greatly.
Janice, who claims to be the world’s first supermodel and has dated Warren Beatty, Mick Jagger, and Sylvester Stallone, has filed a lawsuit with the High Court in London.
Bosses are now attracted to a number of lawsuits from popular shows like The Voice and Love Island to Big Brother. Not just one famous has filed a lawsuit against an injury on an ITV show.
After suffering severe injuries on the Splash! television host, Rav Wilding received a five-figure compensation from production company Twofour. in 2013.
Source: Mirror
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