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Oz Lotto has partnered with Network 10’s I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! to promote its new brand platform over the summer. The tie-up, developed by Carat and The Story Lab, marks the first integrated sponsorship of a lottery brand for both Tabcorp,

Comedian Mel Buttle has quit I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here after three nights in the ‘jungle.’ She attributed her struggle to an extreme phobia of snakes, after one was spotted by new campmate Pettifleur Berenger nearby.

The seventh season of I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! was the most-watched TV show last night, premiering to 1.031 million metro viewers (1.385 million nationally), topping each of the key advertising demographics,

The early move paid off… Get Me Out of Here has delivered a rare winning night for 10, with the show’s best launch since 2018. 1.03m metro viewers watched the “Opening Night” portion of the show with 914,

GOLD Logie winner Grant Denyer has swapped family life on the farm in Perthville for a stint in the Australian bush in the new series The series premiere went to air on the WIN Network on Sunday night,

Offal aside, this year's season of I'm a Celebrity … Get Me Out of Here! is set to look a little different. Due to COVID-19, Network Ten has jettisoned its annual trip to South Africa in favour of somewhere much closer to home.

Get Me Out of Here -with two hour episodes each time. It’s a lot to ask of viewers, but 10 is pinning its hopes on little competition. It will start with 5 nights from Sunday January 3 – Thursday January 7,

Channel 10 has begun teasing I’m A Celebrity … Get Me Out Of Here! fans with frustratingly cryptic clues to keep us guessing until January 3.

Get Me Out of Here, currently filming in northern NSW. Double Act What’s better than one celebrity entering the Aussie jungle? A pair of celebs entering the jungle together, that’s what. Not content with being separated,

Australia has been I’m A Celebrity ’s natural home and the Welsh version was born out of necessity rather than choice, but we’ve learned a lot and so maybe there is a UK incarnation of the show. “We will look at what being in Wales means for the format going …