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All the details on the 2025 season of I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! Australia

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Each year, I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! Australia captures audiences with its stellar line-ups of celebrity contestants undertaking seriously daunting and sometimes disgusting challenges. It’s one of those reality shows that you just can’t stop watching.

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With the 2025 season of I’m A Celebrity now in full swing, we have listed everything you need to know.

Julia Morris and Robert Irwin I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! Australia 2025
(Credit: Ten)

In mid-November, Channel Ten released the first-look teaser trailer for I’m A Celebrity featuring both returning hosts, Julia Morris and Robert Irwin, hilariously channelling a 1950s-esque South African tourism ad

“Celebrities, it’s time to embark on a grand adventure. The thrill of Africa’s wilderness is just a heartbeat away,’ an announcer said in a voiceover before Julia and Robert sang a jingle.

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“Hey celebrities, we’ve got it all. At our exclusive retreat we’ve got it all,” they sang.

The trailer also hinted at plenty of frightening animals and unique delicacies that this year’s celebrity line-up could look forward to encountering.

(Credit: Ten)

Who are the I’m A Celebrity 2025 contestants?

13 celebrities are competing this year, and the line-up features an array of contestants from a variety of backgrounds. Here is a list of the 2025 cast:

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How to vote in 2025

Voting is a big part of the show as it’s how the celebrities are chosen to compete in trials, as well as determines who is sadly eliminated.

In 2025, the I’m A Celebrity voting system has been changed slightly. During an elimination episode, hosts Julia and Robert will now reveal the five celebrities who received the lowest number of votes, and from then on you will only be able to vote for those at risk, while the remainder of the contestants will be safe.

So, how do you vote? Simply login to your 10Play account and visit 10play.com.au/trial to vote for who you want to compete in the next trial, or visit 10play.com.au/vote to save your fave from being eliminated.

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You can vote up to 10 times per person per day during each voting period, meaning you can either place all your votes on one person or share them around multiple contestants!

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