The I‘m a Celebrity Australia 2026 finale is upon us, and there are three contestants who are in the running to be crowned the next jungle monarch.
The winner of I’m a Celebrity Australia will be decided by the public and announced during the finale episode that airs on February 20th, 2026.
Read on to find out everything you need to know about the I’m a Celebrity… Get Me out of Here 2026 finale.
Who’s in the I’m a Celebrity 2026 finale?
Three campmates made it all the way to the I’m a Celebrity 2026 finale they are Australian radio presenter and comedian Concetta Caristo, Bachelor lead turn BookTok star Luke Bateman and Logie Award-winning actor Gary Sweet.
How can I watch the finale?
The I’m a Celebrity 2026 finale will air at 7:30pm on February 20th, 2026, on Channel 10 and 10Play.
How to vote for the I’m a Celebrity winner
Voting is officially open! If you want to back your favourite celebrity and help them take the crown, head to the official voting page to cast your vote.
It’s simple — just make sure you’re logged into your Channel 10 account, then click on the image of the celebrity you want to support. Voting is open to Australian residents only, and you can cast up to 10 votes.
What’s the prize for the winner of I’m a Celebrity?
The contestants are competing on behalf of their chosen charities, and the winner will secure a $100,000 donation for their cause. Luke is playing for Farm Angels, Concetta for Full Stop Australia, and Gary for FightMND.
Who won last year?
NRL legend Sam Thaiday was crowned King of the Jungle on I’m A Celebrity Australia 2025. He chose Find Ya Feet as his charity on I’m A Celebrity, which supports young men’s mental health. As well as raising awareness about the organisation, the rugby league player won a $100,000 cash prize for the charity.
Sam, who is of Torres Strait Islander descent, explained to Chattr that he struggled with suicidal thoughts when he was younger and wished that there was a charity like Find Ya Feet to help him at the time.
“As a young kid, I really struggled myself with a lack of identity, not knowing who I was, coming from a mixed-race family,” he explained.
“I had some suicidal thoughts as a young boy as well, and then I lost a good mate in 2007 to suicide. So I wanted to support a charity that supports young boys and lets them know that it’s okay to talk about your feelings at a young age.”
The I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here finale airs Sunday, February 22, on Channel 10 and 10Play.
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