Victoria and David Beckham have already picked their I'm A Celebrity winner – and you'll never guess who

Victoria and David Beckham really are like the rest of us. According to reports, the famous couple can't get enough of watching celebs suffer whilst undertaking horrendous Bushtucker Trials on this year's I'm A Celebrity.

The married stars are said to be huge fans of the ITV show, especially one celebrity in particular who they've already named as their winner.

Victoria and David reportedly have their money on former Coronation Street star Beverley Callard to be crowned this year's Queen of the Castle.

"The Beckham's are big fans of Beverley and having been loving watching her on the show," an insider told the Daily Mirror.

Beverley previously revealed that she has had support from Victoria and David in the past, with the couple attending her leaving do when she left Coronation Street for the first time in 1998. 

Writing in her memoir Unbroken: My Story Of Survival, the Corrie star said: "That evening, Coronation Street threw an amazing party for me. Nick Cochrane had been written out by then but he came back for the party and everyone from the cast was there.

“Even Victoria and David Beckham came because he was still playing in Manchester at that point and I’d met Victoria a few times through Rebecca’s friend, Mel B." What a small world.

We wonder if Beverley has any secret hand signals for Victoria and David. We know two celebrities in camp who have been crafty and are using hand signals to communicate to their families.

Both Giovanna Fletcher, who is married to McFly star Tom Fletcher, and former EastEnders actor Shane Richie have been sending secret gestures to their loved ones to let them know they were okay and thinking about them. Which we think is adorable.

Shane's wife Christie Goddard gave his secret signal away the other day when she posted a picture of her actor husband in the camp with two of his fingers over his mouth and another two shielding his eyes. 

While Giovanna has also been seen signalling to her three children Buzz, six, Buddy, four, and Max, two. The author's funny signal includes holding her thumb to her nose and wiggling her other fingers.