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Australia’s most outrageous reality show I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! is in full swing, with hosts Julia Morris and Robert Irwin at the helm.

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The celebrities have so far faced disgusting eating trials, terrifying animals, and fear-inducing and gross challenges.

Thirteen celebrities entered the jungle to compete for $100,000 for their chosen charities.

But while there is fun to be had, it cannot last forever. Celebrities are eliminated by the public one-by-one.

See who has left the jungle so far.

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Who has left I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! Australia in 2025?

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Zach Tuohy 

AFL legend Zach Tuohy packed his bags after a double-elimination.

Throughout his time in the jungle, he opened up about his football career and family life and was a pillar of strength throughout the trials.

Labeled by the Australian public as “unflappable”, he went into the experience to support HeartKids.

The charity is the only one in Australia that supports and provides resources and advocacy for people impacted by childhood-onset heart disease, which is close to Zach’s heart.

“One of my best mate’s sons had a heart condition at birth and I know they were great help to him,” Zach said.

“Him and his wife are great parents, and I know it was a tough time for them.”

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Harrison Reid

He came in as a hero and immediately sprung into action to rescue fellow campmate Tina Provis. But sadly, Harrison’s time in the jungle is up.

Voted out in a double-elimination, the Bondi Rescue star was always up for a challenge. He also rescued Sigrid Thorton and often copped a gross explosion in the trials.

In South Africa, he spoke about his readiness for a relationship, his experiences as a lifeguard and water safety.

His passion for safety inspired him to go to South Africa to raise awareness for Live Learn Survive, which teaches children about what to do in an emergency.

“Live Learn Survive was started by fellow Lifeguard and fireman Trent ‘maxi’ Maxwell and Leigh [Mason] who so far have taught 34,000 kids how to survive on their worst day with fire, water, and first aid training,” Harrison said.

“We have heard some amazing stories from kids and adults who have pulled people out of the water at home pools or at the beach and started doing CPR with no training, just because they have seen us do it on Bondi Rescue and have actually saved lives from this, this is a skill that should be taught everywhere.”

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Dave Hughes

Despite being a fan favourite to win, Dave Hughes was sent home from the jungle on February 11.

Speaking to New Idea shortly after his elimination, the comedian described his I’m A Celeb experience as “weird” and “crazy.”

“It’s like a sleepover that never ends. The weirdest thing is not being able to speak with your loved ones. Me and my wife have been together for more than 23 years and in that whole time I don’t reckon we haven’t gone four hours without speaking.”

“It was full-on and harder than I expected. You’re on for 24 hours a day,” he added.

As for what he will miss most about the camp, Dave was quick to start mourning his beloved jungle creek.

“In Melbourne, I need to find a way to divert the canals past my house. The flowing water just connected me with the universe.”

“[I also] need a firepit for the backyard so I can just stare into the fire. The entertainment that I had for the whole month was just staring at wood burning and water flowing. My god, I got stripped back to the basics of life.”

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Tina Provis

Tina Provis’ time was up in the jungle, where she left in a double-elimination on February 10.

Although many of the challenges and creatures terrified and disgusted the Love Island star, she gave it her all.

Like her fellow campmate Sigrid Thorton, she went into the jungle for Dementia Australia.

“Dementia has had a big impact on my life, as we lost my Pop to the condition,” she said following her exit, having seen its impacts first-hand.

“Watching someone you love go through dementia is heartbreaking, and it is equally heartbreaking to see the impact it has on your whole family as they slowly say goodbye to the person they knew so well.”

“Dementia Australia helps to support people living with dementia, their families, and carers. They also support vital research and health workers providing essential care to those affected.”

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Sigrid Thorton

Aussie acting legend Sigrid came was this year’s surprise celebrity, and has now left the jungle.

The Man From Snowy River actor was eliminated alongside Tina Provis.

Throughout her time in South Africa, she embraced every challenge and represented Dementia Australia.

“Dementia is a problem that most families will encounter. It is very challenging to see a loved one ‘disappear’ and to lose connection with the people close to them,” she said.

“It was painful to see this happen to my mother who lived most of her life as a very intelligent, strong, and focused person. My charity provides support to families dealing with dementia and is also supporting research to find strategies to better deal with the condition.”

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Shayna Jack

Sadly it wasn’t the podium finish for Olympic gold medallist Shayna Jack as she was the third to be eliminated on I’m A Celeb.

Speaking with New Idea the morning after, the 26-year-old described her elimination as “bittersweet.”

“I miss my campmates, I built so many amazing connections with them. I’m so proud of myself to get to that final week and be able to experience 24 days with the crew.

“We’ve already started planning how we will be able to catch up with each other. These are people I’m going to cherish forever, they’re one in a million,” she added.

“What I went into the jungle to do was to show people that I’m human and I’m not always that tough swimmer that you see standing behind a block. I wanted to humanise everything that I’ve experienced and allow people to see me for who I really am.”

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Nicky Buckley

Sale of the Century host Nicky Buckley was the second star to leave the I’m a Celebrity jungle.

Always up for a chat, she engaged her campmates with her stories in television, red carpets, and giving birth at home.

While she has led a glamourous life, she was always up to do a disgusting challenge.

The 59-year-old went to South Africa and represented Ovarian Cancer Australia, which holds a place close to her heart.

“I lost my Mum to ovarian cancer 20 years ago at 67 years old,” Nicky said.

“Unfortunately, after all these years there is still no early detection test for ovarian cancer, so I am passionate about raising awareness for the signs and symptoms for women to look out for.

“Ovarian Cancer Australia provides support in numerous ways to those living with ovarian cancer to ensure no woman diagnosed with the disease walks alone,” Nicky continued.

“They also advocate for funding for support services and research into one day finding a cure.”

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Samantha Moitzi

Former MAFS bride Samantha Moitzi was the first to wave goodbye to her campmates and leave the jungle.

Always bringing a positive attitude to the show, she embraced every challenge that came her way.

While she was sad to leave, she told hosts Robert and Julia that she was happy to be reuniting with her family and dog Bambi.

The reality star competed for the Butterfly Foundation and was eliminated on February 2.

“They provide support for eating disorders and body image issues because over 1.1 million Australians are living with an eating disorder,” she said. “Less than a third of those receive treatment or support, me being one of them.”

Throughout the show, Samantha was candid about her struggles.

“Body dysmorphia is a real issue and talking about it doesn’t make you weak but brave,” Samantha said.

“I want to share my experience so it can be a topic where people feel safe to discuss and be provided with support… Butterfly Foundation does this.”

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