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I’m A Celebrity 2022: How To Vote For The Top Six Celebs

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The power is now in your hands to crown the next queen or king of the jungle.

With the Grand Finale of Season 8 now in sight, just six celebrities remain in the battle for the throne. They’ve conquered Tucker Trials, they’ve survived the Big Top eliminations and now it’s all up to you to vote for your favourite celebrity and their chosen charity.

Voting is now open and it has never been easier!

If you want to see Nathan, Joey, Brooke, Dylan, Emily or David crowned make sure you’re voting for your favourite celeb for their chance to win $100,000 for their chosen charity.

Simply head to 10play.com.au/vote and make sure you’ve signed in with your 10 play account to access the voting page. If you aren’t a 10 play member, you can sign up for free, verify your account and get straight to voting.

Once you’re on the voting page simply accept the terms and conditions and cast your vote by selecting your favourite celebrity’s name.

Voting is open until Sunday, January 30 at 7.50pm AEDT, and you can vote up to 10 times within the voting period for your fave celebs.

Here are your final six celebrities and their chosen charities:

Brooke

She’s got the voice of an angel, and the most infectious laugh in the jungle. Brooke has serenaded her campmates throughout their time in the jungle, and has kept spirits high at every turn.

Brooke’s charity : The Grafton Base Hospital

David

He may have come into the jungle as a ‘fake celebrity’ but there’s no denying our David is an absolute star.

David’s charity : Pride Foundation Australia

Dylan

A constant entertainer, Dylan has faced his fears and entertained us all with his dances, beatboxing and above all else, his massive heart.

Dylan’s charity : Lifeline

Emily

There’s really only one word to describe Emily: Gold. Throughout her time in the jungle Em has opened up and shared some incredible and heartfelt stories with her campmates and we’ve loved every minute.

Emily’s charity : EndED

Joey

Essex by name, Essex by nature, the reality star took the camp by storm with his catchphrases, wild vocab and ability to tackle even the toughest Tucker Trials.

Joey’s charity : Feel the Magic

Nathan

He already won the title of ‘dad’ of the camp, and under leadership jungle really became a family full of heart and soul.

Nathan’s charity : The Salvation Army

Tune in Sunday, January 30 at 7.30 for the Grand Finale of I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! on Network 10 and on demand on 10 play

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Apart from Joey who will cross from his UK home, can we assume the other campmates will all be at the finale with Chris and Julia in a Sydney studio this Sunday night?

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It’s not already filmed with 6 different endings?

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No - it’s a live final.

I actually saw ‘The’ David at Gold Coast airport heading to Sydney yesterday.

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According to today’s Sunday Telegraph, David was discovered by ITV Studios Australia last year as a “stand-in” for the camp where he tested audio and cameras. He impressed casting agents so much, they devised a way to get him on the show as “The” David.

UPDATE: Joey Essex flew from England to Sydney for the finale tonight.

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Did Chris just say that they will be back in Africa next year?

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Loved Julia and Chris making fun of the amount of Survivor adverts!

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I didn’t catch that but you’d think for the longevity of the show they will need something different next year. The Aussie bush was ok for a season or two but will get stale if they just stay there. I would love them to go back to Africa. If they do I still think they will stick to the pre-recorded format, it would be much cheaper to do.

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Winner of I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!

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All Hail King Dylan Lewis.

Dylan Lewis has been crowned king of the Aussie jungle in the epic grand finale of I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!, winning $100,000 for his chosen charity, Lifeline.

Our six finalists - Brooke McClymont, Joey Essex, Dylan Lewis, Nathan Buckley, Emily Seebohm and David Subritzky - were more nervous than a cockroach at a tucker trial, but after nearly four weeks, Australia crowned their worthy winner, Dylan Lewis.

Jim Carrey’s facial expressions have nothing on Dylan. He was the co-host of Highlights, Happiness and Ham, would hilariously tease the jungle’s hidden cameras by playing peekaboo with them and turned his full body mosquito negligee into the jungle’s most wanted fashion accessory, but it was his compassion and vulnerability that Australia fell head over heels with.

Buried and surrounded by more than 50 snakes in a coffin-like enclosure, Dylan courageously conquered The Viper Room, confronting his extreme fear of snakes head on. In camp, an emotional Dylan told his campmates his chosen charity was Lifeline, in honour of his late brother.

Sitting around the campfire was when Dylan shone the most. It was the place he would listen and learn, which meant Australia listened and learnt with him. When speaking with Derek Kickett, Dylan yearned to know more about Derek’s mob in an effort to educate himself and hoped Australia would do more to learn the true history of this country, not just the white history.

On winning $100,000 for Lifeline, Dylan said: “I am surprised and I am elated. Everyone deserved to win but I’m just really happy I got to bring this one home for Lifeline. Thank you to everyone who voted and I love you."

In second place, the 2022 jungle princess was country singer, Brooke McClymont and in third place was jungle prince Nathan Buckley.

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Very happy with the result and was a good show, love the little things that Chris and Julia can get away with like the Survivor ad mocking and “time to be a cranker” etc…

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How different is the show in Africa? Like what can they actually do that they can’t do here? Is it the challenges??

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The scenery and the challenges. Even a lot of the animals, critters and food they eat. It just feels a lot different and bit more exciting being in Africa.

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It was nice to have the winners of the past three seasons (Richard Reid, Miguel Maestre, Abbie Chatfield) at the set.

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I’m A Celebrity Swings Into 2022 As Australia’s #1 Entertainment Show.

Audiences Flocked To The Aussie Jungle Across All Platforms.

  • #1 entertainment show during its season.
  • #1 in its timeslot.
  • #1 in its timeslot in under 50s and all key demos (25 to 54s and 16 to 39s).
  • A solid 35.4% commercial share in under 50s, and 34.8% in 25 to 54s.
  • Higher percentage of under 50s than the competition.
  • Biggest ever live stream audience, up 25% year-on-year.
  • Biggest ever BVOD audience, up 12% year-on-year.
  • #1 show on demand.
  • Brooke McClymont’s single Star Of The Show shot to #1 on iTunes within 24 hours of Brooke performing the song during the episode.
  • 33.4 million reach on Facebook, 11.6 million video views on TikTok.

In 2022, I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! called the Aussie jungle home for the second year, with Julia Morris and Dr. Chris Brown back at the helm corralling the celebrities from a safe distance.

Proving the power of summer entertainment programming, audiences returned night after night across broadcast, BVOD and social platforms to watch the home-grown creepy crawlies, critters and celebrities tough it out, delivering plenty of fun, warmth, laughter and family entertainment.

For the third year in a row, I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! Australia reigned as the #1 entertainment show during its run, boasting an average national total audience of 948,000 viewers.

I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! The Winner Announced saw Dylan Lewis crowned the King of the Aussie jungle and win $100,000 for his charity - Lifeline. It was watched by an average national audience of 819,000 viewers, peaking at 937,000.

Plus, I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! Grand Finale saw 782,000 national viewers tuning in, peaking at 990,000 viewers.

I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! 2022 Season Highlights:

  • National total average audience (7 day TV and BVOD): 948,000 viewers.
  • National TV average audience: 853,000 viewers.
  • Capital TV average audience: 630,000.
  • 10 Play (7 day BVOD) average audience: Biggest ever BVOD audience, up 12% year-on-year.
  • 10 Play live stream audience: Biggest ever live stream audience, up 25% year-on-year.
  • #1 entertainment show during its season.
  • #1 in its timeslot.
  • #1 in its timeslot in under 50s and all key demos (25 to 54s and 16 to 39s).
  • The Winner Announced: 819,000 national viewers. #1 entertainment show of the night.
  • Grand Finale: 782,000 national viewers. #2 entertainment show of the night.

I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! reached 7.44 million people nationally and boasted impressive commercial shares:

• Under 50s: 35.4%.

• 25 to 54s: 34.8%.

• 16 to 39s: 30.2%.

With high engagement across social media, the Aussie jungle fever spiked with 11.6 million video views on TikTok and 33.4 million reach on Facebook. Derek Kickett and Dylan Lewis’ discussion on the education of First Nation’s culture captivated 835.2k impressions, 21.3k engagements and 17.4k reactions on Facebook. The most viewed Instagram video was Maria and Joey’s romance forming with 143,620 impressions 63,051 views, 1,503 likes, 115 shares and 119 saves.

Senior Vice President, Programming and Content, 10 ViacomCBS, Daniel Monaghan, said: “ I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! successfully kicked off another year as Australia’s #1 entertainment show. Our celebrities braved the challenging Australian jungle and won over audiences with their honesty, humour and connections across all our platforms including broadcast, on-demand and social media.

“I want to thank our hardworking cast and crew for their commitment and passion, our incredibly talented hosts Julia Morris and Dr. Chris Brown, the wonderful team at ITV Studios Australia and everyone at Network 10, especially our executive producer Stephen Tate, for their incredible efforts. Congratulations on another amazing season.

“And of course, who could forget our very brave celebrities who survived one of the toughest ‘jungles’ in the world. A massive congratulations to Dylan Lewis for being crowned the King of the Aussie jungle, raising $100,000 for Lifeline.”

This season of I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! also boasted a myriad of seamless, premium, and unmatched integrations and welcomed new and returning sponsors to the show.

National Sales Director, 10 ViacomCBS, Lisa Squillace, said: “ I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! provided, yet again, a lucrative summer entertainment alternative for brands and advertisers.

“Brands benefit from I’m A Celebrity ’s consistent scale and creativity of integration. Our Effect and Imagine teams bring the brightest and most creative ideas to campaigns and execute them with excellence.

“I would like to extend my sincere thanks to our sponsors BCF, McDonald’s, Oz Lotto, Bedshed, Youfoodz and British Sausage Ham & Bacon Co and all our other partners for giving us the opportunity to create memorable moments with their brands through engaging and authentic storytelling across multiple platforms. We are delighted that we have been able to provide the best springboard for our clients and their brands in 2022.”

Don’t Just Take Our Word For It.

Luke Clarke, National Marketing Manager, Bedshed, said: “It was the third year that Bedshed has sponsored I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! and it just gets better and better. To continue to eclipse the previous year’s activity is great testament to the team at Network 10 and ITV Studios Australia.

“The exposure and emotional connection this integration has given to the brand has been well received by franchisees, store staff and customers. We have received enquiries from across the country about the products featured in camp and during the hosting links with Chris and Julia. We have even received glowing feedback from our Bank Manager about the Bedshed coverage on the show.

“With the addition of the integrated billboards, the in-show “In-tree-ging Moments” (unique moments from the show aligned with the Bedshed brand), products, and the use of the bedroom, the whole sponsorship delivered a magnificent result for Bedshed and helped our Stocktake Sale promotional period deliver year-on-year growth.”

Mary Fitzsimon, Marketing Coordinator, BCF, said: “The I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! partnership, has been a natural fit for BCF. Our customers are enjoying all things Boating, Camping, Fishing more than ever before. So, the IAC partnership has been the perfect opportunity to highlight our wide range of quality products over the Summer holiday period when customers are looking for inspiration or going on their next adventure.”

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I just watched the ending back on 10 Play and can confirm Chris said “We will see you next year, from Africa! Good night!”

I’m glad they are going back. Hopefully by then they can do it live again. Warren the Wombat won’t really work in the African Jungle, plus it’s much better when the public can vote.

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While its definitely been good the show has still been able to go ahead, I really hope they are back in Africa & that they are live. The show just feels like a scaled-down version here in Australia.

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And it’s much cheaper to film in South Africa than here. Probably due to cheaper labour costs. It would be good to go back there just to save on the continual annoyance of them saying “so called jungle”.

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I very much doubt that it would be cheaper to film in South Africa.

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