I'm a Celebrity: Get Me Out of Here!

Australian celebrities are dropped into a dense African jungle with little more than their wits and grit to rely on. They must contend with wildlife, a steady stream of challenges, and days spent rationing food while building a new camp and learning to share space with unfamiliar teammates. Each round brings a task that tests nerve and stamina, turning friendships into alliances and rivalries into competition. Viewers watch as contestants push through fatigue, nerves, and awkward moments, all while cameras track every decision. The aim is to outlast the others and be crowned King or Queen of the Jungle, all while the Bush Tucker Trials add extra spice to the mix.

The 2015 Australian edition aired on Seven Network as the local adaptation of the British format I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here. It was hosted by Julia Morris and Chris Brown, with Robert Irwin stepping in as a host.

In Australia this version kept the formats appeal by pairing celebrity vanity with real survival pressure. Audiences were drawn to tense trial moments and the banter that arises in a shared camp. The show helped keep the franchise visible during 2015 by blending humor, danger, and genuine camp camaraderie.

Reception centered on light entertainment that still packs moments of genuine endurance. Thematically the series explores resilience, adaptation, and the media gaze that follows celebrities when their comfort zone collapses. It presents a reality where perseverance and personality both matter.