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Published 11:58 28 Jan 2017 GMT

"The All-Star format has done brilliantly this year, with so many different personalities bringing so much drama. "The ratings have almost doubled since Kim walked through the doors and caused chaos in the house. "Viewers are hungry for more action, so bosses are potentially going to push the final back until 24th February."While many of the housemates seem absolutely fed up and missing their loved ones at home, of course the promise of extra money or camera time could prove very lucrative. The insider said that should the date of the final be postponed, the housemates will have a choice of staying or going home.
"Everyone has a contract which includes the option to extend their stay, however if they do not wish to continue after 3rd February, then they will be free to leave."
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