Get me out of here! These celebrities have left the ‘I’m A Celebrity’ jungle in 2025

In another double elimination, English TikTok sensation Max Balegde was sent packing from the I’m A Celebrity jungle.

Max’s time in camp was in support of Minus18, “A LGBTQIA+ charity that focuses on education, training and resources to bring awareness and visibility to the LGBT youth,” he said.

“It’s special to me in particular because if I had these sorts of resources growing up then being open about my sexuality would have been much easier.”

Fan-favourite comedian Geraldine Hickey was sadly eliminated after making it to the top five.

Geraldine was competing for her chosen charity of Dementia Australia – a cause close to her heart.

“They provide support, care and education to those affected by dementia,” Geraldine told 10Play. “My Dad had dementia and passed away in April 2023. Dementia Australia were a great place to access information and support when Dad was first diagnosed and throughout his illness.”

In a double elimination, Bondi Rescue star Harrison Reid was one of two contestants to exit the I’m A Celebrity jungle.

In an exclusive with TV WEEK following his elimination, Harrison shared his favourite part of the jungle.

“I think it was being bitten by a snake. It’s kind of horrific but something I can look back on and not many people have been bitten by a snake.”

While in the jungle, Harrison was competing for the charity, Live Learn Survive.

“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 while speaking with Ten.

The charity is close to Harrison’s heart with his day-to-day work being a lifeguard, “We hear of these terrible drownings and they are avoidable,” he shared with TV WEEK.

AFL legend, Zach Tuohy was the second person to leave I’m A Celebrity in the double elimination. His time in the jungle was in support of HeartKids.

“One of my best mate’s sons had a heart condition at birth and I know they were great help to him,” Zach explained to Ten. “Him and his wife are great parents, and I know it was a tough time for them. They speak so highly of this organisation.”

Dave ‘Hughesy’ Hughes left I’m A Celebrity 2025 just a few short days before the finale.

Speaking to TV WEEK following his elimination, he revealed that although it was an extremely challenging experience, he is grateful he got the opportunity to be on the show.

“It’s a bloody long time, 26 days. You’re in an open air camp, you’ve been bitten by mosquitoes all night. Your food is really limited, so you’re starving, and you’re with 12 strangers. It’s like a dinner party that just never ends, and no one’s got any alcohol, so it’s a sober dinner party for 30 days without a break.

“Having said that, I think it’s a life-changing experience and I will recommend my friends to do it.”

In a shock double elimination, iconic Australian actress Sigrid Thornton was sent packing.

During her time in the jungle, Sigrid was also competing for Dementia Australia.

Former Love Island Australia star Tina Provis was sadly eliminated from the I’m A Celebrity jungle.

“Coming from the world of Love Island, I really wanted to push myself and challenge myself to get out of my comfort zone. My whole identity on that show was placed around being with a guy, and then the break-up and that sort of follows you for a while, and I really just wanted to do something for myself and see what I’m really made of.”

The reality TV veteran was on the show to support her chosen charity, Dementia Australia.

“My Pop had Alzheimer’s, so Dementia Australia was an easy pick for me. It was something that sent shockwaves through my family. Watching the slow demise of someone who was such a fun, loving family member, it was just so heartbreaking to see.”

Olympic gold medallist Shayna Jack was the third celebrity to be eliminated from the show in 2025.

Shayna was competing for an important cause, supporting the Prostate Cancer Australia Foundation.

“My dad got diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2023 and my fiancés pop died from prostate cancer,” Shayna said. “The reason I want to support this important charity is because of how far they have come due to the research and support they offer. My dad was able to catch it early because of the preventative measures in place.”

Unfortunately, television personality Nicky Buckley was the second contestant to be eliminated from I’m A Celebrity.

Nicky was competing on behalf of Ovarian Cancer Australia.

“I lost my Mum to Ovarian Cancer 20 years ago at 67 years old,” Nicky explained to Ten. “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.”

Former Married At First Sight contestant Samantha Moitzi was the first contestant to be eliminated in 2025.

Following her exit, Samantha spoke with TV WEEK about her time on the show, sharing her favourite part of the experience.

“It’s such a special show,” she revealed. “I mean, not only do you get to be vulnerable and talk about an amazing cause, but you get to meet incredible people and make connections you just couldn’t in the outside world. 

“And knowing that that’s an experience I will never be able to replicate again is probably one of the coolest things.”