Why do we have the usual comments first night of “who are these people” and “I don’t know who they are”? If you don’t know them and it’s so important just Google them FFS. As others have posted, the less well known are usually the most entertaining. Skye I don’t know and she’s given me the most laughs so far. Mind you I think she could become a bit annoying as well.
All in all a good cast and a good start. I thought Robert handled it all well. I was a bit wary when he was first announced.
Michelle Bridges just keeps existing on our screens
Very astute observation. 
yes, like plasma burn-in 
Great oxymoron. How are you overexposed yet not well known. 
As they do every year. I had no idea who Skye Wheatley, Callum Hole or Ellie Cole are but I bet somebody will come on here and tell me theye big name celebrities. 
Isn’t that what people say every single year? Yes.
I’m sure he is just reading what is written on the autocue for him, exactly as Dr Chris did before him.
As mentioned Candice has been on 4 other reality shows, but by her own admission people know her more as a WAG than for what she actually did before her marriage.
I think when you compare this cast to the DWTS cast, which has 12 celebs too, DWTS has much better and well known names. Similarly, the DWTS cast this year haven’t been flogged to death on other reality shows.
All I’m saying is that IAC casting seems to have let this season down. I’m not sure if this season show will be able to have engaging characters that will bring viewers back for ep 2, let alone the rest of the season.
It’s like some people have never watched the show and don’t get the irony that is implicit in the title itself. The people chosen are often only celebrities in their own minds; it’s deliberate and part of the success of the franchise.
Fine to have your opinion, others are clearly excited by this years casting and think it’s a good group of celebs.
I guess it depends on who you know, or how open you are to getting to know new people you weren’t aware of previously too.
Celebrity has always been dubious with some of the casting, but as others have said it often leads to some inspired and entertaining casting choices.
Take it for what it is.
I have heard of 10 of the 11 celebrities, but never heard of Callum as I never watch Love Island.
I’ve heard of 8 of the 11 (i haven’t heard of Brittany, Callum and Skye). Going by previous seasons of I’m A Celeb, these sorts of stars are usually the most entertaining.
As for people saying “who” and “these aren’t celebrities” etc, that’s the whole point of the show. Even the show sent out a bingo card with these catchphrases onto their social pages in recent days.
Frankie Muniz would be a great Top Gear host when he needs his next thing
Spotted in the Australian Idol audience tonight; Matty J and LAURA BYRNE!
Great best friend and work mate. Not even home watching bestie Brittany enter the jungle!
I think a night out is way better than staying home watching telly. You should try it sometime. 
Not a chance in hell sister. Not in this day and age of violence after dark.
Well Robert will definitely be nominated and win a Logie.
Last night’s launch of I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! may have finally revealed the celebrities heading into camp, but it’s just the start of the top brands you’ll see in season 10 of this fun, family-friendly, heart-warming, hideous and hilarious show.
Ever since we announced beloved wildlife warrior, Robert Irwin, would join Jungle Queen, Julia Morris, in South Africa as the co-hosts with the most, the market has had jungle fever with a frenzied flock of top brands clamouring to partner on premium integrated brand opportunities.
Rod Prosser, Chief Sales Officer, Paramount Australia said: “Our new hosting partnership with Robert and Julia has certainly piqued the market’s interest with an unprecedented level of positive feedback.
“This season we’re going to harness the incredible star power of Australia’s newest ‘It’ couple, with Robert and Julia collaborating on integrated brand content, in unique and entertaining ways.
“We’re very excited to welcome our valued existing partners back to the jungle as well as a suite of new brands who are thrilled to work with us and take content integrations to the next level.”
Tamar Hovagimian, Head of Integration & Partnerships, Paramount Australia said: “We’re going to raise the bar for brand integrations this season with an emphasis on entertainment and innovation that will bring our partner brands to life in creative, authentic and impactful ways.
“We’re continuing to focus on broadcast innovation this season with the launch of our very first scan ID, plus exciting digital extensions including a content series, opportunities for voting partnerships, as well as market-leading digital ad products.
“And we know that layering premium show integrations with our top tier ad products delivers even bigger results because we have the research to prove it.”
The six-year Science of Sponsorship research study with the Marketing Scientist Group showed that the layered effect of fully integrated sponsorship, including billboards, a bespoke TVC and in-program integration lifted unprompted recall 167% more than a standard TVC alone. In addition, results showed an 8% lift in brand awareness, 14% lift in brand consideration and a 56% lift in purchase intent.
Our partners cannot wait to showcase their brands in fun, entertaining and engaging ways so get ready to see ahm Health Insurance, Bedshed, Mahindra, McDonalds, Nature’s Own, Surf, and more, swinging through the jungle this season.
Luke Clarke, General Manager of Operations and Marketing at Bedshed said: “Our five-year partnership with I’m A Celebrity is truly aligned with our brand and personality, leaning into fun and enthusiasm, that we’re sure the new host pairing will take to new heights for audiences. We loved working with the team on creative and seamless brand integrations in the show with maximum impact. They continue to exceed our expectations.”
Sachin Arolkar, Head International Operations, Automotive Sector, Mahindra & Mahindra ltd., said, “Mahindra is excited to support one of Australia’s most beloved and widely viewed television shows. At its core, I’m A Celebrity is about embracing fun, facing challenges, and embarking on extraordinary adventures - experiences that echo the tough and sophisticated essence of driving a Mahindra.”
Jono Carroll-Goldin, Head of Brand and Innovation, Sanofi Consumer Healthcare said: “At Nature’s Own, we’re inspired by nature every day and help Australians support their energy, sleep, and mental wellness with our array of vitamins and supplements. The perfect synergy with the show’s celebrities who live deep in nature and battle stress, tension, and endurance, so we’re delighted with this partnership that will expand our reach and connect with a new audience in such an impactful way.”
Alexia Wan, Brand Manager Homecare, said: “Bringing Surf to this show is the perfect integration to remind consumers you might feel like you’re in the jungle, but your laundry doesn’t have to smell that way! Working with Paramount, Mindshare and GroupM’s Creative Futures Team has allowed us to deliver a creative concept that brings Surf’s personality to life in a memorable way, focusing on its sensorial nature making consumers’ laundry routine a moment of joy, not drudgery.”
Keep watching I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! to see these brands come to life.
How does Michelle fit the description of controversial TV star?
Didn’t she hook up with co-star Steve “Commando” Willis while on The Biggest Loser and both were accused of cheating on their long-term partners?
Yes, both left their existing partners at the time to pursue a relationship. The two were together for around 7 years and have a child together.
I remember this because Commando was a personal trainer at my gym and was well known by gym goers. Was also a regular at the coffee shops around the area with his wife and kids.
