I’m a Celebrity: South Africa ’s jungle drama continues to rumble on after Friday’s live final, with two of its stars, David Haye and Jimmy Bullard, now reportedly contemplating legal action. However, media law experts have warned that they’re in for a “notoriously difficult” challenge – particularly with Haye reportedly wanting £10m from ITV.

The series proved to be one of the franchise’s most controversial to date, with winner Adam Thompson clashing with both Haye and Bullard at different points in camp.

After the chaotic live final saw both Bullard and Haye accuse ITV of editing the show to make Thomas “look like a victim”, it has been reported that both contestants are contemplating taking legal action against the channel.

David Haye is reportedly looking to sue ITV over his portrayal on ‘I’m A Celebrity: South Africa’ (ITV)

According to The Sun , Haye is looking to sue ITV for up to £10m over claims of “irreparable damage to his brand” and reportedly believes that he was “deliberately edited to be…