SEVEN confirms I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! 2027 return

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The jungle is roaring back to life, with Seven officially confirming I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! will return in 2027 after finding a new home.

The announcement, made during Sunrise this morning, follows months of speculation after TV Blackbox exclusively revealed the series had been axed by 10 and was being shopped to rival broadcasters by ITV, before 10 later confirmed it would not return.

The long-running reality series first launched on 10 in 2015 and quickly became a breakout success, turning celebrities’ fears, friendships and jungle antics into one of Australian television’s most recognisable entertainment franchises across 12 seasons.

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There were signs the franchise was entering a new phase before its cancellation was confirmed. The final season was pre-recorded rather than broadcast live, marking a significant departure from the format that had defined the series for more than a decade.

Following 10’s decision not to continue with the show, ITV Studios, which owns the format, shopped the Australian rights to rival broadcasters, with Seven ultimately securing the franchise.

The jungle has a new home, with I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! officially joining Seven’s 2027 lineup (image – Seven)

Before its cancellation was confirmed, discussions had centred on several possible futures for the format, including an All Stars edition to celebrate the show’s milestone run.

Those plans ultimately failed to materialise as ITV Studios instead pursued a new broadcast partner.

Seven is yet to reveal where the revived series will sit within its 2027 schedule, or whether any of the show’s on screen talent will make the move.

Julia Morris and Robert Irwin hosted the show’s final three seasons on 10, while Irwin has an established relationship with Seven after being announced as host of the 2026 TV WEEK Logie Awards.

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Another familiar face who could find himself back in the jungle is Dr Chris Brown, who hosted the series alongside Morris from its 2015 debut until leaving 10 in 2023.

Brown most recently fronted My Reno Rules for Seven and will next be seen in the new adventure series Once in a Lifetime.

With Dancing with the Stars absent from Seven’s schedule and My Reno Rules not expected to return next year due to its production turnaround, Brown is certain to feature in speculation should Seven decide to revisit the hosting lineup.

Southern Cross Media Group Managing Director, Television and Streaming, Angus Ross, said Seven was excited to usher in the next chapter for one of the world’s biggest entertainment formats.

“This is a proven franchise with a passionate fan base and we look forward to bringing our own fresh energy and ambition to its next chapter.”

ITV Studios Australia CEO and Managing Director David Mott said the company was looking forward to launching a new era for the long-running franchise after more than a decade on Australian screens.

“For over ten years, Australian audiences have loved this iconic show, and with terrifying trials, hilarious camp drama and heartfelt celebrity revelations, ITV Studios Australia is ready to deliver a brand-new era for the Jungle.”

The move also continues a long-standing trend of Australia’s biggest television formats changing networks.

In recent years, Australian Idol, Big Brother, Dancing with the Stars and The Voice have all found new homes after switching broadcasters, with Australian Ninja Warrior also expected to rejoin the list as 10 prepares to revive the format.

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Beyond confirming the series will premiere on Seven and 7plus in 2027, the network is yet to announce filming details, celebrity casting or who will lead viewers back into the jungle.

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Kyle Laidlaw
Kyle Laidlaw
Co-Owner and News Editor at TV Blackbox, Kyle Laidlaw is an avid media enthusiast with over 10 years of experience. Kyle regularly follows all things TV related, both in Australia and overseas with a particular interest in local free-to-air scheduling and new show commissions.
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      • Siobhan Murphy Me an idiot, and your the one that votes Labor, and you tell people that you vote Labor 😆 FFS, you, you vote Labor 😆 why ? just tell me why ? Is it albanese’s statesman like presentation ? is it that fact that his word is his bond ? is it his lying way or the way he has Australia falling behind other developed countries, maybe its his voice 😆 really you vote for all that, Siobhan you are the reason Australia is falling behind. You vote Labor 😆 if it wasnt sad it would be funny.

  1. same thing happened with big brother lol channel 7 got from channel 10, destroyed it. same will happen with this.
    People are over reality tv and free to air. i think the only way for the free to air to bring back viewers is with good quality drama. but its clear people in charge have no idea.

      • Steve Jones Na, I was smart enough to understand the entire program in the first twenty seconds and changed channels. Also, we have known the hosts for years and know enough from that alone. Try thinking bud.

  2. FFS no wonder FTA is dying. Recycling the same shows and picking up rival network sloppy seconds and failing to invest in new genres or formats is why FTA is withering and on life support.

    It’s amazing they have no money for RFDS season 4 but can find multiple millions to invest in some Z grade irrelevant celebs.

    Ah well to those that watch enjoy and make sure you catch all those Trivago, Life Insurance and Vagisil ads.

  3. I like the format, can’t stand the hosts and unless theygett decent hosts and actual celebrities ill continue not watching.

  4. Bring on some older shows that you haven’t rehashed year after year. Bring on some new OLD shows we haven’t seen for a decade. We have seen the same VERA’S , FATHER BROWN’S for several years.

  5. After all these years of Julia laughing about the contestants, which I never watched, I probably would watch the show if the only two contestants were Julia Morris and Chris Brown, see who would be laughing then!. I think it would only be fair to turn the sides.

  6. Absolutely horrible idea 7 why are you taking on more stupid reality shows that we don’t want Bring back decent shows Make new drama shows like Homicide, Blue Heelers etc Get rid of the crap You are going to keep losing viewers to streaming if you keep doing reality crap

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