In one of the toughest seasons yet, who has already left I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! Australia 2023?
While living among slithery snakes and eating cockroaches is fun for some, not all are cut out for the challenge.
This season has already sent contestants on a flight home, and while we may be relieved to be booted out, many celebs are trying their hardest to win $100,000 for a charity of their choice.
But which celebrities don’t have what it takes to make it to the end? Scroll down to see who has left I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! Australia 2023 so far!
Harry Garside
In a narrow race to the finish, Olympic boxer Harry Garside finished the I’m a Celebrity 2023 season as runner-up alongside winner Liz Ellis.
A fan fave amongst viewers, Harry raked in many a gold star and a sh*t-ton of votes throughout the competition.
Taking to Instagram after the April 30 finale, a representative for the 25-year-old mused: “That’s a wrap!”
“Although he might not have won, he certainly still is a winner.”
Aesha Scott
The Below Deck titan may have gained a new legion of fans during her time in the jungle. However, it wasn’t enough to grant her a win over Liz and Harry during the April 30 finale.
The second runner-up was still in high spirits despite her loss, thanking fans for taking the time to vote for her during the show.
“I know it must’ve been hard voting for a Kiwi,” she joked. “So I appreciate it more than you ever know.”
Adam Cooney
Two more celebs packed their bags and returned to the real world in a double elimination.
Former Western Bulldogs and Essendon player Adam Cooney‘s time in the jungle has come to an end but it only seemed fitting that his camp bestie Nathan Henry was also sent home.
“Back with the best ❤️ thanks so much for everyone’s support over the last 4 weeks she’s been a blast,” the Brownlow medalist captioned an Instagram post around the dinner table with his family.
Nathan Henry
Geordie Shore’s Nathan Henry won over Aussie viewers with his infectious laugh while conquering fear after fear.
But sadly he was eliminated alongside Adam.
His management team took to the reality star’s Instagram to thank everyone for their support over the last few weeks.
“Our boy Nathan has left the @imacelebrityau jungle in 4th place! We are so proud! He is the joint highest placed Brit to ever enter the Australian show! WE ARE SO PROUD,” the post said.
There’s just one episode left of I’m A Celebrity.
The celebs who have made it into the grand final are netballer Liz Ellis, Below Deck’s Aesha Scott and boxer Harry Garside.
Woody Whitelaw
Radio host Woody Whitelaw has been voted out of I’m A Celebrity leaving just five campmates to battle it out for the title of King or Queen of the jungle.
The former Celebrity Apprentice contestant said being on the show had been “life-changing” despite being away from his daughter who was born in October.
“I had big imposter syndrome when I came into this show,” he revealed.
“I don’t view myself as a celebrity, I’ve got quite low self-worth. So to be part of a camp with people who I didn’t see myself on a level playing field with say that I’m a good person and that I do bring interesting things to conversations has been pretty special to me.”
Not one but two celebs will be sent home in a massive double elimination on April 27.
The celebs still in the jungle are netballer Liz Ellis, AFL star Adam Cooney, and Below Deck’s Aesha Scott.
They are joined by Geordie Shore star Nathan Henry and boxer Harry Garside.
Peter Helliar
Peter Helliar has been voted out of the jungle much to the shock of viewers.
The loss of the beloved comedian was not lost on host Julia Morris either as she told the remaining contestants camp wouldn’t be as funny anymore.
The 47-year-old was tipped as one of the celebrities to take out the competition but alas he ended up in the bottom three alongside Geordie Shore star Nathan Henry and boxer Harry Garside.
Peter said he had the most “amazing” time and “loved every second of it… even when you were making me do disgusting things”.
“I feel blessed,” he said.
Domenica Calarco
Married at First Sight‘s Domenica Calarco has been sent packing from the I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here Australia 2023! jungle.
Never one to shy away from speaking her mind, the reality star turned podcast host was embroiled in one of the biggest dramas in I’m A Celebrity history.
Domenica bullied Kerri-Anne Kennerley and sprayed her with such vile language, the TV legend had to seek out professional help just to cope.
But Domenica says she’s “a completely different woman” after her time on the show.
“I am leaving the jungle just a better person. Maybe a few kilos lighter. I have learnt so many lessons,” she said.
“I just think, I know in myself now I am so much stronger than what I thought I was. That is a huge lesson. For that I will be eternally grateful.”
Debra Lawrance
Former Home And Away star Debra Lawrance has been eliminated from I’m A Celebrity …Get Me Out Of Here!
The Logie-winning actor quickly became a fan favourite during her time in the jungle and fans are devastated she’s leaving so soon.
The 66-year-old proved to be a fierce competitor – who can forget eating that pig penis? She was also a mother figure to her fellow campmates and even hosted acting classes.
“Everything I did…I had the trial eating pigs’ anus and pigs’ penis, so tick! And now I’m here!” she joked.
“I would’ve liked to have made it to the end for Ovarian Cancer Australia, hopefully we’ve raised lots of awareness and some money for them, because they’re an extraordinary charity.”
“But it was just one of the best times of my life.”
Nick ‘The Honey Badger’ Cummins
The last to enter the jungle, Nick ‘The Honey Badger’ Cummins was the fifth campmate to be eliminated from I’m A Celebrity to the absolute shock of viewers.
Among the former Bachelor‘s list of achievements was, of course, copping a snake bite to the hand, teaching the other celebs how to whipcrack and his epic one-liners.
The word “bachelor” not being uttered even once did not escape fans. They think not speaking about the dating show must have been written into his contract.
“It’s been an absolute pleasure,” the the-35-year-old told his campmates after being delivered the blow.
“One to remember.”
Nick revealed boredom was the most difficult aspect of jungle life, alongside “the length of time with zero tucker”.
“It’s insane how much staring at various logs and rocks and trees and fire, and some of the convos…,” he said.
He also missed his young son, Billy, and partner, Alexandra George and is looking forward to reuniting with them.
Ian ‘Dicko’ Dickson
Former Australian Idol judge Ian ‘Dicko’ Dickson was sent home on April 19 after receiving the least amount of votes from the public.
Despite getting the boot so early into the piece, the 60-year-old said he was “really grateful” for the experience.
“It’s good, I’ve loved it and it’s time to go. It’s been really really special,” he said in his final moments on the show.
“I wasn’t expecting the lessons I was going to get out of this experience and I really was not expecting to fall in love with strangers like I did. I feel really grateful.”
He also said he was looking forward to an ice-cold beer!
During his stint in the jungle, he formed a close bond with former netballer Liz Ellis and tipped her to take out the win.
“She’s one of the single most impressive human beings I’ve had the pleasure of ever spending time with,” he admitted.
Anna Polyviou
Celebrity chef Anna Polyviou said goodbye to the I’m A Celebrity jungle after being eliminated from the show on April 16.
The pink-haired cookbook author and culinary trailblazer clashed with Ian ‘Dicko’ Dickson a few times over cooking, but it didn’t dampen her experience.
“I loved every second @imacelebrityau, at one stage they would of had to call security to get me out, LOVED it… I had the best time & made 12 new best friends…,” Anna wrote on Instagram.
“I’m overwhelmed with the endless messages, the love, the support”.
Bianca Hunt
Indigenous TV presenter Bianca Hunt said her time on I’m A Celebrity was “absolutely more difficult” than she expected.
She was sent packing with fellow campmate Anna.
“The first 48 hours was the hardest thing I’ve ever experienced. I mean, I weed ten times in the night because I was so terrified,” Bianca told 10 Play.
The AGNT Blak founder facilitated meaningful conversations with her fellow campmates, discussing the importance of representation of people of colour in the media.
“Thank you to everyone who voted,” Bianca’s media team wrote on Instagram alongside a video montage of her infectious laugh.
“Don’t worry, Hunty’s; I’ll always have the last laugh.”
Kerri-Anne Kennerley
The first celeb to leave the jungle was Kerri-Anne Kennerley, and it seems like she wanted to quit before she even got there!
Before her stint on the show, the TV presenter revealed that she’d only compete in the jungle if she could bring her makeup with her, so we’re not surprised she only lasted a few days.
Despite her brief appearance on I’m A Celebrity, the 69-year-old caused a huge stir during her time in the wild as she refused to participate in one of the challenges.
“No, I am not getting sprayed with sewage and maggots and lice. No. I’d rather play golf,” Kerri-Anne told hosts Dr Chris Brown and Julia Morris. And girl, we’d probably act the same way!
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