Our favourite I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! stars are back for a second shot at the title of King or Queen of the Jungle. And two weeks into I’m A Celeb: All Stars – or to give it its real name I’m A Celebrity… South Africa – it’s clear that these famous faces have grown up a lot since their initial stints. Well, some of them have…
On Thursday 16 April we had our first (much anticipated) elimination, and our first celebrity left the South African jungle. Two more eliminations then came on Monday 20 April, followed by our first withdrawal from the show too on Tuesday 21 April. Now the eliminations are coming thick and fast ahead of the live final on Friday 24 April.
The initial I’m A Celeb: All Stars 2026 line-up consisted of boxer David Haye, comedian Seann Walsh, reality star Scarlett Moffatt, actor Adam Thomas, athlete Sir Mo Farah, Pussycat Doll and presenter Ashley Roberts, singer Sinitta, and actor Beverley Callard, and was later added to with footballing legend Harry Redknapp, actor Craig Charles, reality star Gemma Collins, and footballer Jimmy Bullard.
And now they're down to the final four celebrities because last night Scarlett Moffatt left I'm A Celeb... All Stars 2026.
7. Scarlett Moffatt
Just missing out on a place in the final, last night Scarlett Moffatt became the seventh celebrity to leave I'm A Celeb: All Stars 2026 after coming in last place in the challenge Keep Your Eye On The Ball.
'I’m gutted that it’s four blokes left,' laughs Scarlett. 'I wanted to do it for the girls! I’ll let them enjoy their football chat around the table.'
That said, she is rooting for Mo Farah to be crowned Legend of the Jungle.
'Genuinely, even if I’d got into the final, I’d have said to people, “If you were thinking of voting for me, you should vote for Mo,” Scarlett admits. 'Nobody deserves it as much as him. I really do hope he wins!'
6. Sinitta
Whilst competing in the trial Dragged Through Hell, Sinitta - who was shackled to Craig Charles - called out those fateful words, 'I'm a celebrity get me out of here' and was thus evicted from I'm A Celeb: All Stars 2026.
Speaking about that decision Sinitta revealed, 'I instantly regretted saying that. I quit because somebody else was telling me to do it. Even if we came last, I wouldn’t have quit. I’m not a quitter. I quit out of guilt and pressure, not because I’d run out of steam. It was taking me a long time, I admit. But what I had in my ear was, “Oh Sinitta, just throw it. I’m standing here like a lemon.” To me, he [Craig] gave up. I wish I’d fought for myself at the time.'
5. Ashley Roberts
Unfortunately Ashley Roberts was the slowest to complete the challenge Keys To Success and was promptly eliminated from I'm A Celeb: All Stars 2026. The Pussycat Dolls star thus became the fifth celebrity to leave the South African jungle.
Speaking about her time on I'm A Celeb: All Stars 2026 Ashley - who celebrated her birthday in camp - admitted, 'As much as I’m bummed to be going out, making it so close to the final four, I feel like I’ve done myself proud. I got my hands dirty, faced some fears, met some amazing new people, and walked away with memories for life.'
4. Beverley Callard
In Tuesday 21 April's episode Beverley Callard announced to the rest of her campmates that she had been advised by the medics to leave this second series of I'm A Celeb: All Stars saying, 'Hi guys, I’ve just got something to tell you all. I didn’t feel very well this morning… and the medics have advised I can’t return to camp. I’ve got to go home.
'I don’t want to go. I’m absolutely gutted. I wanted to finish.' Cue plenty of tears both in the jungle and for viewers back home.
In an Instagram video posted after Beverley's departure was shown on TV, the Coronation Street actress explained the situation.
'I've just watched my exit on I'm A Celeb,' she shared. 'It made me cry all over again because of course, I didn't know then that I had cancer... It was the last couple of days there that I'd not felt very well. What happened was, I was called into the Bush Telegraph and apparently I lost consciousness for a while. I went yonderly as they say!
'I just wasn't feeling myself and the team took me to a medical hut - they were amazing, they really looked after me. And then they said, "You can't go back". And I said, "Don't send me home, I'm sure I'll be fine". I'd jumped out of a plane, hung off a cliff... I did want to succeed and make it through to the end. But that was the start of everything really.'
The star concluded, 'It's made me really emotional, but I will beat this.'
Beverley Callard revealed her cancer diagnosis at the beginning of February and has since been sharing updates with fans about her journey.
3. David Haye
On Monday 20 April, former boxer David Haye became the third celebrity to be eliminated from I'm A Celeb: All Stars 2026.
Despite the beef that David Haye and Gemma Collins had at the start of the series, the pair manage to patch things up before leaving together.
When asked which of his campmates he got on best with admitted, 'Craig Charles, straight away. From day one it felt like I'd known him for years - proper big brother energy. We just clicked.
'And I'd have to say Gemma too. Took us a bit of time to find our rhythm, because we're both big personalities and neither of us does quiet, but once we got there I had nothing but respect for her. She's unapologetically herself, doesn't put on a front for anyone, and I love that about her.'
2. Gemma Collins
On Monday 20 April, reality star Gemma Collins became the second celebrity to be eliminated from I'm A Celeb: All Stars 2026.
And despite her early departure, it's clear that the star has had an absolute blast this time around.
'All good things have to come to an end,' says Gemma. 'But all I can say is it has been so amazing being able to relive it again. It was great to see Craig [Charles] and Jimmy [Bullard] again, and to spend that time with them again has just been priceless. Plus, meeting new campmates, forming new bonds, and listening to everyone's stories. I’ve had a blast.
'I’m proud of myself for sure. I got redemption for myself and I didn't say no to anything. I got on and did it. It definitely wasn't easy at times, but I’m really proud of myself for sure. 100% it’s given me a confidence boost.'
1. Seann Walsh
Previously Ant and Dec revealed that King of the Lions Harry Redknapp would have to choose which member of his kingdom - Sir Mo Farah, David Haye, Ashley Roberts, Sinitta, and Seann Walsh - would be leaving I'm A Celeb: All Stars 2026 after losing a bushtucker trial to Jimmy Bullard. And last night it was revealed that the former football manager had chosen Seann Walsh.
Speaking about Harry's decision Seann admitted, 'I think as soon as Harry mentioned someone had to go, I was basically packing my bags. I knew it was going to be me, because I knew who I was up against, including a former Queen of The Jungle and a former world champion.'
At least it seems like the comedian doesn't hold any grudges about Harry's decision, even though Harry himself felt pretty bad about it.
It won’t be long before our celebrities are whittled down to just two ahead of the final on 24 April 2026.
Unlike the usual I’m A Celeb show which airs in November, viewers don’t actually get a say in which celebrities will be eliminated from I’m A Celeb: All Stars. That’s because everything has been pre-recorded, and eliminations are actually determined by how well the stars perform in the challenges and bushtucker trials.
Where can I watch I'm A Celebrity... South Africa?
I'm A Celeb: All Stars 2026 airs nightly on ITV1. The final will air on 24 April 2026.
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