Season ten of I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! Australia has been the biggest yet with huge personalities, insane bushtucker trials, and all-around absurdity unfolding in the depths of the South African jungle.
With the grand finale almost upon us, a new King or Queen of the Jungle will be crowned, with eager fans already placing their bets on which a-lister they believe will take home the crown, and the accompanying $100,000 in prize money that they can donate to their chosen charity.
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This season features a diverse crop of celebrity contestants hailing from all walks of life, all bringing with them their own unique form of entertainment to the beloved reality show.
For the first two and a half weeks the contestants were given a reprieve from eliminations as they settled into jungle life.
But from then on, celebrities were eliminated daily as Australia voted to save their favourites.
Who will win I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! Australia in 2024?
It comes as no surprise that social media mega influencer Skye Wheatley is in the lead to win I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! Australia for 2024, with her odds currently sitting at $1.44.
Self-eliminated campmate Frankie Muniz shares this sentiment, telling hosts Julia and Robert after he left the jungle that he “really” saw the mother of two winning.
“I think personality-wise she’s probably captivated everyone at home. Even though she’s frightened she’s just so willing to dive in and do it [the bushtucker trials].”
Michelle Bridges added that she thought Australia would also vote for Skye to win, “I think they love her. What’s not to love? She’s fun and she’s got a good heart too.”
Khanh Ong also believed the influencer would be Queen of the Jungle, describing her as “underestimated, focused, strong and so brave.”
Comedian Stephen K Amos is the most recent celebrity to throw his support behind Skye, telling New Idea that his money was “100%” on Skye: “She’s faced her fears and she’s just amazing.”
She is closely followed by Love Island heartthrob Callum Hole, whose humour and hijinks have placed him in second place with odds of $2.87.
In third place is beloved television presenter and family man Tristan MacManus with odds of $6.50.
Speaking with New Idea, eliminated campmate Ellie Cole shared that “after a month in the jungle I’ve got to take my hat off to them because it’s really tough conditions that they are living in and they all deserve to win.”
“But I’m going to say [I want] Tristan [to win], he was my number-one buddy in there.”
Is I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! Australia rigged?
Ordinarily, viewers tuning in from home will vote to save their favourite celebrities and keep them in the jungle. The celebrities who receive the least amount of votes from the Australian public are then sent home.
But according to 2019 contestant (and ex-Biggest Loser host) Ajay Rochester a clause in the small print of the contract contestants sign when they officially sign up to take part actually says that Network 10 has the final say in the order of elimination for the season.
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If this is indeed the case, that would mean fans voting from home actually have no control over who stays and who goes on the show….plot twist!
“In the contract, it says in very little tiny wring right at the end that Channel 10 can choose to elect a winner regardless of votes,” Ajay said in an expose video shared to her TikTok account.
“It also says Channel 10 can decide when the contestants are eliminated – with or without the voting,” she added.
