Who left I'm a Celebrity South Africa 2026? All eliminated campmates

One more campmate has left I'm a Celebrity South Africa 2026, with now just four celebrities left in the running to be crowned the champion.

During last night's episode (23 April), the remaining campmates met Ant & Dec at the site of Keep Your Eye on the Ball, in which the celebrities had to sit in individual compartments as three different-coloured balls travelled through clear pipes. They then had to track the count for each colour while facing various unwelcome distractions.

At the end of the trial, Ant and Dec selected a coloured ball at random and asked the celebrities to provide the precise count.

The celebrity whose guessed furthest from the correct total left camp immediately, heartbreakingly missing out on the inaugural live final.

But who left? Scroll on to find out who left I'm a Celebrity South Africa 2026.

Who left I'm a Celebrity South Africa 2026?

Scarlett Moffatt - Episode 14

Scarlett was "gutted" to leave I'm a Celebrity... South Africa as that now means just "four blokes" are left in the running to be the camp legend.

"I wanted to do it for the girls! I’ll let them enjoy their football chat around the table," she said.

Sinitta - Episode 13

Sinitta became the sixth campmate to leave I'm a Celebrity South Africa 2026 after her decision to quit a trial.

Asked how it felt to be leaving, Sinitta said: "I got what I came here for, which was courage. This sense of being able to do whatever I believe. I feel rejuvenated. It was magical and so much fun. I laughed every day. I faced my fears. I understand now, after being terrified of everything most of my life, the way to overcome your fears is to face them.

"I feel like this fearless, robust person now, rather than a fragile person. It’s been like therapy. The second time in the jungle is a memory I will cherish forever. The first time, let's just pretend that didn’t happen!"

Ashley Roberts - Episode 13

Ashley Roberts was the fifth campmate to be voted out of the jungle.

She said of her exit: "As much as I’m bummed to be going out, making it so close to the final four, I feel like I’ve done myself proud. I got my hands dirty, faced some fears, met some amazing new people, and walked away with memories for life."

Beverley Callard - Episode 12

Beverley Callard became the fourth campmate to leave the I’m a Celebrity jungle.

“I had the experience of a lifetime,” Callard said reflecting on her journey. “The people were amazing. They were the best bunch of people ever. Yes, we were hungry and we were dirty but it was wonderful.”

David Haye - Episode 11

David Haye was the third campmate to be sent packing, revealing he felt "relieved" to have been sent home.

"I've done my bit, given it my all, and I'm walking out with a smile on my face," he said. "I wasn't the first out the door either, which I'm pleased about. But more than anything, what made it worthwhile was the company. The personalities in that camp were something else, and that's what I'll take away from it."

Gemma Collins - Episode 11

Gemma Collins became the second celebrity to leave the camp. Reflecting on her time in camp and how it felt to leave, Gemma said: "All good things have to come to an end, but all I can say is it has been so amazing being able to relive it again.

"It was great to see Craig and Jimmy again, and to spend that time with them again has just been priceless. Plus, meeting new campmates, forming new bonds, and listening to everyone's stories. I’ve had a blast."

Seann Walsh - Episode 9

Seann Walsh became the first campmate to be eliminated from I'm a Celebrity South Africa 2026 after Harry Redknapp had the tough decision of sending one celebrity home.

Asked how it felt to be first celebrity leaving camp, Seann said: "It's a combination of emotions. I was thrilled to be able to see my family because I missed my kids a lot. At the same time, I'm sad they won’t see me in the jungle for longer or doing more trials."

As for returning to the jungle, Seann found it to be "harder and scarier" than his original stint.

"It felt like it was turned up to 11, so that just put more anxiety into the camp," he explained. "The pleasure for me doing the jungle was the extraordinary people you get to live with.

"I don’t think I’ll ever forget that. It felt strange for me being in their presence, because they are almost historic figures in entertainment and sport. That doesn’t go over the top of my head."

Add I'm a Celebrity... South Africa to your watchlist on the Radio Times: What to Watch app – download now for daily TV recommendations, features and more.

Check out more of our Entertainment coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. For more TV recommendations and reviews, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.