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I'm a Celebrity ... Get Me Out of Here!
Season 7
Presented by
No. of days20
No. of contestants12[1]
LocationDungay, New South Wales, Australia
No. of episodes21
Release
Original networkNetwork 10
Original release3 January 2021 (2021-01-03) –
present (present)
Additional information
Filming dates17 November (2020-11-17) –
15 December 2020 (2020-12-15)
Season chronology
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Season 6

The seventh season of I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here was commissioned by Network 10 in May 2020.[2][3] It launched on 3 January 2021 and was hosted by Julia Morris and Chris Brown.[1][4] The season was the first to be pre-recorded[5][6] and filmed in Australia, instead of its usual production location in South Africa, as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.[2] Filming occurred over four weeks in November and December 2020, with a live grand finale airing in January 2021.[5][6][7]

Cast

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Celebrity chef and former My Kitchen Rules judge Pete Evans was intended to be a contestant, but was dropped from the show following a controversial social media post, that featured neo-Nazi symbol known as the Black Sun.[8]

Celebrity Known for Status Source
Abbie Chatfield Former The Bachelor Australia contestant Winner [9]
Grant Denyer Television presenter 2nd Place [9]
Jess Eva Former The Block contestant & radio presenter 3rd Place [9]
Toni Pearen Actress & singer-songwriter 4th Place [9][10]
Colin Fassnidge Chef 5th Place [11]
Travis Varcoe Former AFL player 6th Place [9]
Ash Williams Comedian 7th Place [9]
Robert "Dipper" DiPierdomenico Former AFL player Eliminated
on 28 January 2021 		[12]
Adam Densten Former Gogglebox Australia star Eliminated
on 28 January 2021 		[13]
Paulini Singer-songwriter Eliminated
on 27 January 2021 		[9]
Symon Lovett Former Gogglebox Australia star Eliminated
on 26 January 2021 		[13]
Alli Simpson Model, singer & actress Eliminated
on 25 January 2021 		[14][15]
Pettifleur Berenger The Real Housewives of Melbourne star Eliminated
on 24 January 2021 		[16]
Jack Vidgen Singer-songwriter Eliminated
on 17 January 2021 		[9]
Mel Buttle Comedian & television presenter Withdrawn
on 6 January 2021 		[9][10]

Celebrity guests

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Ep Celebrity Known for Reason of visit Ref
1 Miguel Maestre Chef & The Living Room presenter Facilitating King Miguel's Kitchen tucker trial

Results and elimination

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In this season, the eliminations were decided by a two-stage Elimination Trial. All celebrities participated in the first part of the trial, and the 3 lowest performing celebrities were named in the Bottom 3. Then the Bottom 3 then participate in a second task and the celebrity who comes last in that task is eliminated and dunked into a swamp.

  Celebrity was immune from the elimination.
  Celebrity was named as being in the bottom 3 in the elimination.
Elimination results per celebrity
Celebrity Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Grand Finale
(Live) 		No
of Trials
Day 11 Day 16 Day 17 Day 18 Day 19 Day 20
Abbie — Safe Safe Safe Safe Safe Bottom 3 Winner 6
Grant — Safe Safe Safe Safe Safe Safe 2nd Place 7
Jess — Safe Safe Safe Safe Safe Safe 3rd Place 7
Toni — Safe Safe Safe Safe Safe Safe 4th place 7
Colin — Safe Safe Bottom 3 Safe Safe Safe 5th place 7
Travis — Bottom 3 Safe Safe Safe Safe Safe 6th place 6
Ash — Bottom 3 Bottom 3 Safe Bottom 3 Bottom 3 Safe 7th place 6
Adam Not in Camp Safe Safe Bottom 3 Bottom 3 Eliminated (Day 20) 4
Dipper — Safe Safe Bottom 3 Safe Safe Eliminated (Day 20) 6
Paulini — Safe Safe Safe Safe Eliminated (Day 19) 4
Symon Not in Camp Safe Safe Eliminated (Day 18) 2
Alli Not in camp Immune Bottom 3 Eliminated (Day 17) 3
Pettifleur — Safe Eliminated (Day 16) 3
Jack — Eliminated (Day 11) 4
Mel Withdrawn (Day 4) 1
Withdrawn Mel None
Bottom 3 None Ash
Jack
Travis 		Alli
Ash
Pettifleur 		Alli
Colin
Dipper 		Adam
Ash
Symon 		Adam
Ash
Paulini 		Abbie
Adam
Dipper 		None
Eliminated Jack Pettifleur Alli Symon Paulini Adam Jess
3rd Place
Grant
Runner Up
Dipper
Abbie
Winner

Trials

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The contestants take part in daily trials to food for their nightly dinner. These trials aim to test both physical and mental abilities. Success is usually determined by the number of stars collected during the trial, with each star representing one meal earned by the winning contestant for their camp mates

  The public voted for who they wanted to face the trial
  The contestants decided who did which trial
  The trial was compulsory and neither the public nor celebrities decided who took part
  The contestants were chosen by the evicted celebrities
  The voting for the trial was of dual origin
Trial
number 		Airdate Name of Trial Celebrity participation Number of stars / Winner(s) Notes Source
1 3 January King Miguel's Kitchen Grant (Blue)
Mel (Red)
Toni (Green) 		Mel (Red) a
2 Unhappy Hour Abbie (Green)
Ash (Blue)
Travis (Red) 		Abbie (Green) b
3 4 January The Hungry Games:
Dip Sticks 		Abbie & Jack (Green)
Grant & Paulini (Blue)
Jess & Travis (Red) 		Abbie & Jack (Green) c
4 5 January The Hungry Games:
Hellraiser 		Ash (Blue)
Dipper (Red)
Toni (Green) 		Dipper (Red) c
5 6 January The Hungry Games:
Candy Shop of Horrors 		Jack (Green)
Jess (Red)
Pettifleur (Blue) 		Jack (Green) c
6 7 January The Hungry Games:
It's a Long Way to the Shop
If You Wanna Sausage Roll 		Colin (Green)
Paulini (Blue)
Travis (Red) 		Travis (Red) c
7 10 January Celebrity Boxing Everyone             d
8 11 January Vertigo Toni             None
9 12 January Hell-avator Alli              None
10 13 January Deli Belly Abbie, Ash & Colin              None
11 14 January Ice Ice Baby Grant, Jack, Pettifleur & Travis              None
12 17 January Wired Wedding Alli, Colin, Dipper, Jess & Toni              e
13 18 January Crude Oil Adam & Symon               None
14 19 January Camp Calamity Ash & Jess               None
15 20 January Casinoooooo Dipper, Paulini & Toni               None
16 21 January Land Down Under Alli & Colin               None
17 24 January Viper Room Grant               None
18 25 January Smell-o-vision Adam, Colin & Jess              None
19 26 January Sushi Bowl Dipper, Grant & Symon             None
20 27 January Memory Pain Abbie & Adam            None
21 28 January Spin Cycle Everyone           f

Notes

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^ a The team captains competed to determine who got the first choice of a teammate from the three options given. King of the Jungle Miguel Maestre returned to help facilitate this trial.
^ b The second set of celebrities also competed for their choice of teammates.
^ c ^ ^ ^ In the first week, the celebrities competed in a set of Trials dubbed "The Hungry Games", where the winning team would win a hot dinner delivery, the second-placed team would win ingredients like in previous seasons and the third-placed team would receive "diddly squat" and could only eat their staple rations of rice & beans.
^ d Abbie & Grant had boxes placed on their head to remove their vision and had to navigate 4 rooms with different obstacles. Once the switch on the wall was turned on, one other celebrity per room directed them towards the exit to the next room and describing the shape of the door.
^ e While Abbie, Colin, Dipper, Jess and Toni participated in this Trial, all campmates were invited to watch as guests at the "wedding".
^ f The celebrities earnt 4 stars in the Trial, but Dr. Chris attempted it to win all the stars for the celebrities' final meal in camp.

Star Count

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Celebrity Total Stars earned Percentage
Abbie                  81%
Adam                         87%
Alli                                 92%
Ash               70%
Colin                           100%
Grant                                         87%
Jack              58%
Jess                   74%
Mel — —
Paulini          100%
Pettifleur              58%
Dipper                  97%
Symon                       71%
Toni                     100%
Travis               62%

Team Captains

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For the first week of the season, the celebrities were split into blue, red and green teams in order to compete in a set of Trials called The Hungry Games.

Captain Original Run No of days
as Blue Team Captain 		No of days
as Red Team Captain 		No of days
as Green Team Captain
No. Blue Red Green First Day Last Day
1 Paulini Jess Jack 1 5 5

Episodes

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No. in
season		TitleTimeslotOriginal air dateAustralian viewers
(millions)		Nightly rank
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1"Opening Night"Sunday 7:30pm3 January 2021 (2021 -01-03)1.031[17]
0.914[17]		#1
#2
"Welcome To The Jungle"
2Episode 2Monday 7:30pm4 January  2021 (2021 -01-04)0.820[18]#5
3Episode 3Tuesday 7:30pm5 January  2021 (2021 -01-05)0.752[19]#5
4Episode 4Wednesday 7:30pm6 January  2021 (2021 -01-06)0.720[20]#5
5Episode 5Thursday 7:30pm7 January  2021 (2021 -01-07)0.678[21]#6
'
6Episode 6Sunday 7:30pm10 January  2021 (2021 -01-10)0.744[22]#6
7Episode 7Monday 7:30pm11 January  2021 (2021 -01-11)0.729[23]#6
8Episode 8Tuesday 7:30pm12 January  2021 (2021 -01-12)0.678[24]#5
9Episode 9Wednesday 7:30pm13 January  2021 (2021 -01-13)0.678[25]#5
10Episode 10Thursday 7:30pm14 January  2021 (2021 -01-14)0.702[26]#5
'
11"Episode 11"Sunday 7:30pm17 January  2021 (2021 -01-17)0.780[27]
0.816[27]		#4
#2
"Elimination"
12Episode 12Monday 7:30pm18 January  2021 (2021 -01-18)0.746[28]#5
13Episode 13Tuesday 7:30pm19 January  2021 (2021 -01-19)0.706[29]#5
14Episode 14Wednesday 7:30pm20 January  2021 (2021 -01-20)0.685[30]#5
15Episode 15Thursday 7:30pm21 January  2021 (2021 -01-21)0.630[31]#5
'
16"Episode 16"Sunday 7:30pm24 January  2021 (2021 -01-24)0.649[32]
0.605[32]		#3
#4
"Elimination"
17"Episode 17"Monday 7:30pm25 January  2021 (2021 -01-25)0.709[33]
0.678[33]		#3
#4
"Elimination"
18"Episode 18"Tuesday 7:30pm26 January  2021 (2021 -01-26)0.658[34]
0.631[34]		#6
#7
"Elimination"
19"Episode 19"Wednesday 7:30pm27 January  2021 (2021 -01-27)0.731[35]
0.719[35]		#6
#7
"Elimination"
20"Episode 20"Thursday 7:30pm28 January  2021 (2021 -01-28)0.725[36]
0.762[36]		#6
#5
"Elimination"
'
21"Grand Finale"Sunday 7:30pm31 January  2021 (2021 -01-31)TBDTBA
"Winner Announced"

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