I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! Australia Axed After 11 Seasons
I'm a Celebrity Australia Axed After 11 Seasons

The beloved reality show 'I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!' Australia has officially been axed after 11 seasons. According to reports, the series will not return in 2027, with the latest season having aired earlier this year. The cancellation is attributed to financial struggles and declining viewership.

End of an Era for Australian Reality TV

The series, inspired by the UK version of the same name, has come to an end. Earlier this year, the final season aired amid speculation about its future. Metro confirmed that Channel 10, the network hosting the show, has officially cancelled it. A statement from the network read: 'We have made the decision to rest I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! in 2027 as we focus on offering our audience a range of content on all platforms. We look forward to working with Julia Morris and Robert Irwin on other projects.'

Hosts and Production Details

The Australian chapter was hosted by reality TV stars and comedians Robert Irwin and Julia Morris, and filmed in South Africa. Financial issues were a key factor, as the current format required significant monetary funding. The show also experienced a decline in viewership, which contributed to the decision.

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The Sydney Morning Herald reported that there were plans to keep the show on air, but budget constraints prevented that. A source stated: '10 has been running the ruler over I’m a Celeb for months on end. They’ve been looking at every possible option to make it stack up financially, but in the end, it’ll come down to whether or not they can justify the cost.'

Comparison with the UK Version

The UK chapter has been running successfully for around 25 years, hosted by Ant and Dec since its inception in 2002. The Australian version, however, could not sustain its run.

Fan Reactions

News of the cancellation sparked strong reactions from fans and netizens online. One person wrote: 'What!!! This is such a bummer.' Another shared: 'I cannot tell you the range of emotions I went through until I realised.' A disappointed fan commented: 'That sucks I really enjoyed watching this show, which was funny and heart wrenching.' Another added: 'Wow wrong move channel 10 sorry very disappointing.' Many expressed sadness over losing one of their favorite shows.

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