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'I'm A Celeb' Australia Axed After 12 Seasons
23 May
Summary
- Beloved reality show 'I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!' Australia has been cancelled.
- Financial struggles and declining viewership led to the show's demise.
- The final season aired in early 2026, with no plans for 2027.
The Australian version of the popular reality competition 'I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!' will not return in 2027. After airing its 12th season earlier in 2026, the network confirmed the show has been axed. This decision marks the end of an era for the beloved series, which was inspired by its UK counterpart.
Financial difficulties and a noticeable drop in viewership are cited as the main drivers behind the cancellation. The production format reportedly requires substantial funding, and the network struggled to justify the ongoing costs against declining audience numbers. While plans to keep the show airing were considered, budget constraints ultimately proved insurmountable.
Co-hosts Julia Morris and Robert Irwin, who led the series filmed in South Africa, will explore other opportunities with the network. The cancellation has elicited strong reactions from fans who expressed disappointment online, lamenting the loss of one of their favorite shows.
