List of I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! (Australian TV series) contestants

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I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! is an Australian reality television series in which celebrity contestants live together in a jungle environment for a few weeks, with no luxuries or contact from the outside world. The celebrities have to complete Bushtucker Trials to earn food for camp, or else they must survive off of basic rations.

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The first season premiered in 2015 and there have been ten series filmed in total since then. The series is filmed in the Kruger National Park in South Africa. [1] During each series, contestants are progressively eliminated on the basis of public voting, with the eventual winner being crowned either the King or Queen of the Jungle and winning $100,000 for their chosen charity.

Contestants

As of season 10, 136 celebrities have competed. In the show's history, only five celebrities have withdrawn or walked from the show (two in season 4, one each in seasons 7, 8 and 9), before being voted out. In total, there have been five Kings and four Queens of the Jungle. Shane Warne and Cal Wilson are the only two contestants to have since died. [2]

Key
    Winner – King/Queen of the Jungle
    Runner-up
    Third place
    Withdrew
    Participating
Freddie Flintoff, winner of season 1 (2015) Andrew Flintoff.jpg
Freddie Flintoff, winner of season 1 (2015)
Brendan Fevola, winner of season 2 (2016) FevolaBrisbane.JPG
Brendan Fevola, winner of season 2 (2016)
Casey Donovan, winner of season 3 (2017) Casey Donovan (33493146133).jpg
Casey Donovan, winner of season 3 (2017)
Fiona O'Loughlin, winner of season 4 (2018) Fiona O'Loughlin at Little Dum Dum Club live podcast 2016-11-12.jpg
Fiona O'Loughlin, winner of season 4 (2018)
Richard Reid, winner of season 5 (2019) Richard Reid (20352186788).jpg
Richard Reid, winner of season 5 (2019)
Miguel Maestre, winner of season 6 (2020) MiguelMaestre2016.jpg
Miguel Maestre, winner of season 6 (2020)
Dylan Lewis, winner of season 8 (2022) Dylan Lewis (8082295957).jpg
Dylan Lewis, winner of season 8 (2022)
Liz Ellis, winner of season 9 (2023) Liz Ellis.jpg
Liz Ellis, winner of season 9 (2023)
SeasonCelebrity [3] [4] AgeNotabilityStatus
1 Freddie Flintoff 37Cricketer1st – Winner
1 Barry Hall 37 AFL player2nd – Runner-up
1 Chrissie Swan 41TV & radio presenter3rd – Third place
1 Maureen McCormick 58Actress4th — Eliminated
1 Joel Creasey 24Comedian5th — Eliminated
1 Anna Heinrich28TV personality6th — Eliminated
1 Julie Goodwin 44Chef & author7th — Eliminated
1 Merv Hughes 53Cricketer8th — Eliminated
1 Tyson Mayr29Model9th — Eliminated
1 Andrew Daddo 48TV & radio presenter10th — Eliminated
1 Lauren Brant 26Singer & TV presenter11th — Eliminated
1 Laura Dundovic 28Model12th — Eliminated
1 Tim Robards 31TV personality13th — Eliminated
1 Liesel Jones 29Olympic swimmer14th – Eliminated
2 Brendan Fevola 35 AFL player1st – Winner
2 Paul Harragon 47 NRL player2nd – Runner-up
2 Laurina Fleure 31TV personality3rd – Third place
2 Anthony Callea 33Singer4th – Eliminated
2 Shane Warne 46Cricketer5th – Eliminated
2 Havana Brown 30 DJ 6th – Eliminated
2 Jo Beth Taylor 44TV presenter7th – Eliminated
2 Val Lehman 72Actress8th – Eliminated
2 Dean Geyer 29Actor & singer9th – Eliminated
2 Bonnie Lythgoe 67Dancer & choreographer10th – Eliminated
2 Akmal Saleh 51Comedian11th – Eliminated
2 Courtney Hancock27Ironwoman12th – Eliminated
3 Casey Donovan 28Singer1st – Winner
3 Dane Swan 33 AFL player2nd – Runner-up
3 Natalie Bassingthwaighte 41Singer & actress3rd – Third place
3 Nazeem Hussain 31Comedian & TV presenter4th – Eliminated
3 Steve Price 62TV & radio presenter5th – Eliminated
3 Lisa Curry 54Olympic swimmer6th – Eliminated
3 Ash Pollard 31TV personality7th – Eliminated
3 Carson Kressley 47TV personality8th – Eliminated
3 Tegan Martin 24Model9th – Eliminated
3 Keira Maguire30TV personality10th – Eliminated
3 Kris Smith 38Model11th – Eliminated
3 Tziporah Malkah 43Model12th – Eliminated
3 Jay Laga'aia 53Actor & singer13th – Eliminated
3 Tom Arnold 57Actor14th – Eliminated
4 Fiona O'Loughlin 54Comedian1st – Winner
4 Shannon Noll 42Singer2nd – Runner-up
4 Danny Green 44Boxer3rd – Third place
4 Vicky Pattison 30TV personality4th – Eliminated
4 Simone Holtznagel 24Model5th – Eliminated
4 Peter Rowsthorn 54Comedian6th – Eliminated
4 Jackie Gillies 37TV personality7th – Eliminated
4 Josh Gibson 33 AFL player8th – Eliminated
4 Paul Burrell 59 Royal Household butler9th – Eliminated
4 Lisa Oldfield43TV personality10th – Eliminated
4 David Oldfield 59Politician11th – Eliminated
4 Kerry Armstrong 59Actress12th – Eliminated
4 Tiffany 46Singer13th – Eliminated
4 Anthony Mundine 42Boxer14th – Withdrew
4 Bernard Tomic 25Tennis player15th – Withdrew
5 Richard Reid 50TV presenter1st – Winner
5 Yvie Jones 47TV personality2nd – Runner-up
5 Shane Crawford 45 AFL player3rd – Third place
5 Luke Jacobz 38Actor & TV presenter4th – Eliminated
5 Angie Kent 29TV personality5th — Eliminated
5 Justin Lacko27TV personality6th — Eliminated
5 Natasha Exelby 31TV presenter7th — Eliminated
5 Justine Schofield 33Chef & TV presenter8th — Eliminated
5 Tahir Bilgiç 48Actor & comedian9th — Eliminated
5 Dermott Brereton 54 AFL player10th — Eliminated
5 Katherine Kelly Lang 57Actress11th — Eliminated
5 Jacqui Lambie 47Politician12th — Eliminated
5 Sam Dastyari 35Politician13th — Eliminated
5 Ajay Rochester 49TV presenter14th — Eliminated
6 Miguel Maestre 40Chef & TV presenter1st – Winner
6 Dale Thomas 32 AFL player2nd – Runner-up
6 Rhonda Burchmore 59Singer & actress3rd – Third place
6 Cosentino 37Illusionist4th — Eliminated
6 Charlotte Crosby 29TV personality5th — Eliminated
6 Myf Warhurst 45TV & radio presenter6th — Eliminated
6 Ryan Gallagher31TV personality7th — Eliminated
6 Perez Hilton 41Blogger & TV personality8th — Eliminated
6 Tanya Hennessy 34 YouTuber 9th — Eliminated
6 Tom Williams 49TV presenter10th — Eliminated
6 Erin Barnett25TV personality11th — Eliminated
6 Billy Brownless 52 AFL player12th — Eliminated
6 Nikki Osborne 38Comedian13th — Eliminated
6 Dilruk Jayasinha 34Comedian14th — Eliminated
7 Abbie Chatfield 24TV personality1st – Winner
7 Grant Denyer 43TV presenter2nd – Runner-up
7 Jess Eva 35TV personality & radio presenter3rd – Third place
7 Toni Pearen 48Actress & singer4th — Eliminated
7 Colin Fassnidge 47Chef5th — Eliminated
7 Travis Varcoe 32 AFL player6th — Eliminated
7 Ash Williams38Comedian7th — Eliminated
7 Robert "Dipper" DiPierdomenico 62 AFL player8th — Eliminated
7 Adam Densten30TV personality9th — Eliminated
7 Paulini 38Singer10th — Eliminated
7 Symon Lovett33TV personality11th — Eliminated
7 Alli Simpson 22Singer & actress12th — Eliminated
7 Pettifleur Berenger 56TV personality13th — Eliminated
7 Jack Vidgen 23Singer14th — Eliminated
7 Mel Buttle 38Comedian & TV presenter15th – Withdrew
8 Dylan Lewis 48TV & radio presenter1st – Winner
8 Brooke McClymont 40Singer2nd – Runner-up
8 Nathan Buckley 49 AFL player & coach3rd – Third place
8 Emily Seebohm 29Olympic swimmer4th – Eliminated
8 David Subritzky26Fake celebrity5th – Eliminated
8 Joey Essex 31TV personality6th – Eliminated
8 Poh Ling Yeow 48Chef & TV presenter7th – Eliminated
8 Cal Wilson 51Comedian8th – Eliminated
8 Tottie Goldsmith 59Actress & singer9th – Eliminated
8 Derek Kickett 59 AFL player10th — Eliminated
8 Maria Thattil28Model11th — Eliminated
8 Beau Ryan 36 NRL player12th – Withdrew
8 Davina Rankin29TV personality13th — Eliminated
9 Liz Ellis 50Netball player1st – Winner
9 Harry Garside 25Boxer2nd – Runner-up
9 Aesha Scott29TV personality3rd – Third place
9 Nathan Henry 32TV personality4th – Eliminated
9 Adam Cooney 37 AFL player5th – Eliminated
9 Woody Whitelaw 35Radio presenter6th – Eliminated
9 Peter Helliar 47Comedian & TV presenter7th – Eliminated
9 Domenica "Dom" Calarco30TV personality8th – Eliminated
9 Debra Lawrance 66Actress9th – Eliminated
9 Nick Cummins 35Rugby player & TV personality10th – Eliminated
9 Ian "Dicko" Dickson 60TV presenter11th – Eliminated
9 Bianca Hunt 27TV presenter12th – Eliminated
9 Anna Polyviou43Chef13th – Eliminated
9 Kerri-Anne Kennerley 69TV presenter14th – Withdrew
10 Skye Wheatley30 Influencer & TV personality1st – Winner
10 Tristan MacManus 41Professional dancer & TV presenter2nd – Runner-up
10 Callum Hole26TV personality3rd – Third place
10 Brittany Hockley36Radio presenter4th – Eliminated
10 Ellie Cole 32Paralympic swimmer5th – Eliminated
10 Stephen K. Amos 56Comedian6th – Eliminated
10 Khanh Ong 30Chef7th – Eliminated
10 Peter Daicos 62 AFL player8th – Eliminated
10 Michelle Bridges 53Personal trainer & TV personality9th – Eliminated
10 Frankie Muniz 38Actor10th – Withdrew
10 Candice Warner 39Ironwoman11th – Eliminated
10 Denise Drysdale 75TV presenter12th – Eliminated

International versions

NameI'm a Celebrity... Australia historyI'm a Celebrity... International history
SeriesStatusCountrySeriesSeason(s)Status
Paul Burrell Season 4 (2018) Evicted – 9th placeBritain I'm a Celebrity UK Series 4 (2004) Runner-up – 2nd place
Vicky Pattison Evicted – 4th place Series 15 (2015) Winner – 1st place
Joey Essex Season 8 (2022) Evicted – 6th place Series 13 (2013) Evicted – 4th place

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