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Welcome to the jungle! Meet the contestants for I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here Australia 2022

Who won't handle the tucker trials and who will make it to the end?

Jan 11, 2022 8:00am
By Alex Lilly
Now in its eighth season, I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! is one of Australia's most loved reality TV shows.
Whilst we've had fun guessing who could be entering the jungle thanks to the cryptic clues, we finally know which famous faces will be on our screens this year.

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Hosted as always by Julia Morris and Dr Chris Brown, it seems like people are chomping at the bit to star on the reality show.
"All of a sudden, we've had celebrities not just consider but agree to do the show – and you wouldn't have predicted in a million years that these people would do it," Julia told TV WEEK in January.
Among the celebrities we have a celebrity chef, a beauty queen, an AFL legend and an award-winning country musician so we're gearing up for an eventful season.
Keep scrolling to see the 2022 contestants for I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here Australia 2022!

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Poh Ling Yeow, celebrity chef and MasterChef favourite
Since starring on the first ever season of MasterChef Australia in 2009, Poh has become a household name. But how will the TV chef fare when it comes to eating just rice and beans?

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Nathan Buckley, AFL legend
He's been dubbed one of the best ever players but this is going to be a whole new challenge for the former Collingwood coach.

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Beau Ryan, TV personality and former NFL player
After joking he "didn't read the fine print" in his contract, The Amazing Race host Beau Ryan confirmed rumours that he'll be entering the so-called jungle this year.

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David Subritzky, social media "star"
With a larger than life personality, "The David" has been placed into the jungle as a fake influencer.

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Maria Thattil, model and beauty queen
She has both beauty and brains but this Miss Universe says she tends to choose glamping over camping.

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Dylan Lewis, radio and TV presenter
This muso is known for gracing the airwaves but is switching the studio for the jungle.

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Derek Kickett, AFL legend
Though Derek says he loves camping and the great outdoors, the former AFL player admits the beans and rice will be something of a challenge but wants to inspire his mob back home.

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Brooke McClymont, award-winning country musician
We're used to seeing Brooke with her sisters singing in The McClymonts but the ARIA Award winner admits she hasn't ever watched an episode of I'm A Celeb before!

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Cal Wilson, comedian
This funny lady admits she loves watching with her family but says she's afraid of creatures with more than four legs or less than two - that covers all bases!

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Emily Seebohm, Olympic swimmer
She's swum laps at the highest level but Emily admits she's never been camping in her life. It'll be a bit different to the Olympic village, let's just say that.

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Joey Essex, reality star
Fans of The Only Way Is Essex will recognise this British import but did you know he's already been to the jungle? The reality TV personality starred on the UK version of the show in 2013.

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Davina Rankin, former Married at First Sight star
Davina starred on the fifth season of MAFS and was at the centre of a cheating scandal that saw her receive some serious social media backlash. She's stayed out of the public eye in the years and welcomed a daughter since, but it looks like she's ready to return to the world of reality TV!

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Tottie Goldsmith, actress
Tottie came soaring into the jungle during a tucker challenge, surprising everyone at home - as well as her fellow contestants! The actress is best known for her work on shows like Neighbours and Blue Heelers and received the Medal of the Order of Australia for her work in 2020.

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