Who left I’m a Celebrity 2025? All the eliminated contestants
Just three campmates are left in the jungle.
There are now just three contestants left in the I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! 2025 jungle as the race to the final reaches its dramatic conclusion.
It’s been a whirlwind journey since the famous faces first entered camp in mid-November, delivering plenty of emotional highs alongside the brutal realities of jungle life. From relentless Bushtucker Trials to stomach-churning challenges and weeks away from family and friends, the experience has tested every campmate to their limits.
This week’s penultimate episode saw the return of a firm fan favourite in Celebrity Cyclone, with the final four – Angry Ginge, Shona McGarty, Tom Read Wilson and Aitch – all taking on the iconic challenge as they edged closer to the finishing line.
With the final now just hours away and Sunday 7th December set to crown this year’s winner, the pressure is higher than ever. But which campmate fell at the final hurdle and missed out on a place in the last showdown?
Read on for everything you need to know about the eliminated campmates so far.
Who left I'm a Celebrity 2025?
Aitch

Aitch became the latest campmate to exit the I'm a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! 2025 jungle, bowing out at the final hurdle just ahead of the final.
Speaking to Ant and Dec after his departure, the rapper took the result in good spirits, insisting he was "absolutely over the moon" with the outcome. "Them three are just mega," he said, before admitting his hope that close friend Shona McGarty would do well and confirming he ultimately wanted Angry Ginge to take the crown.
Lisa Riley

Lisa Riley swiftly followed Jack Osborne across the rope bridge as the eighth to exit the I'm a Celebrity 2025 jungle.
Riley, the second celeb voted out in Friday's double elimination, made it no secret just how much she had enjoyed the experience.
Speaking to Ant and Dec after her departure, she described the show as her "basket of bliss, every single second of it” before revealing she wanted Angry Ginge to win.
Jack Osbourne

Jack Osbourne became the seventh famous face to leave the jungle in I'm a Celebrity 2025 as part of Friday's double elimination based on a viewer vote.
The 40-year-old, who is the son of Ozzy and Sharon Osborne, was seemingly ready to leave. He told Ant and Dec: "I’m tired of camp life but it’s been amazing."
He backed Tom Read Wilson to win Sunday's final and be crowned King of the Jungle.
Martin Kemp

Martin Kemp has become the sixth person to leave the I'm a Celebrity jungle after the public vote meant it was between him or Lisa Riley. He was met at the end of the bridge by his wife, Wham! singer Shirlie Holliman.
Speaking with Ant and Dec about his departure, the Spandau Ballet star said: "I feel like, coming out now, I’ve done it, done everything I wanted to do, I’ve experienced it and I’ve got some good anecdotes."
He added that, despite his favourite thing about the jungle being "the other people, without a doubt," he always felt a bit of an outsider in the group because he was quiet.
Ruby Wax

Audiences were left shocked upon discovering that Ruby Wax was the fifth celebrity to be leaving the I'm a Celebrity jungle.
Speaking to hosts Ant and Dec of her exit, Ruby said: "I’d done a show in a jungle so I thought, with people, it would be really interesting. But this is family and I’m really sad I’ve lost them.
"I was the queen, not voted the queen. Suddenly they become your servants, when you’re the leader you believe… I can’t believe I’ve been voted out."
Kelly Brook

Kelly Brook became the fourth campmate to be voted out by the public and therefore out of the running to be the next Queen of the Jungle.
Speaking of her time in the jungle, Kelly said: "What a fabulous group of people. It's been brilliant but I am so ready to come out.
"It's a dream and so beautiful in there. It would have been nice to get to the final but there are people in there that want it more than me."
Vogue Williams

Despite being a late entry into the jungle, Vogue Williams left the competition early and became the third celebrity to be eliminated from I'm a Celebrity 2025.
The podcaster said it felt "good" to be out of the jungle, admitting that: "It was getting pretty hard, I'm so hungry, but it's such a weird thing, because you kind of want to stay as well, because it's so fun in there."
She added: "You’re just doing so many random things, and like everyone is such good fun. And yeah, I’ll be sad to leave."
Eddie Kadi

Eddie Kadi became the second campmate to be eliminated from I'm a Celebrity, following a public vote.
"What a great time," Kadi said as he reflected on his journey on I'm a Celebrity. "I've made amazing friends, I’ve faced some fears, and to be fair it still feels surreal to be on such an iconic show."
He added: "It's literally changed my life. Coming from the Congo, where we have a massive rainforest, I feel like I’ve had a taste of what my grandparents experienced, and I realise now why they were so humble. They were joyful regardless of any situation."
Alex Scott

Alex Scott was the first famous face to be eliminated from the I'm a Celebrity camp.
Hosts Ant and Dec revealed to the camp that Alex and Kelly Brook were in the bottom two following a public vote.
After a tense moment, the pair revealed that Alex had been eliminated. The former Lioness said she felt "free" to be out of the jungle, adding that she found the experience "incredible".
"I'm so glad I got to do this series with such a great bunch of campmates," she said.
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Katelyn Mensah is the Senior Entertainment Writer for Radio Times, covering all major entertainment programmes, reality TV shows and the latest hard-hitting documentaries. She previously worked at The Tab, with a focus on reality TV and showbiz news and has obtained a BA (Hons) in Journalism.
Phoebe Kowhai Barnes is a Freelance Writer who covers pop culture and entertainment programmes for the Radio Times. She previously worked as the Senior Assistant Editor at The Tab where she managed its local department. She obtained a BA (Hons) in English Literature from University of Nottingham.





