Meet The I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! 2026 Cast

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! has officially started, with brand new celebs getting ready to face their fears in the jungle. The premiere saw supermodel Rachel Hunter and The Brady Bunch star Barry Williams have their heads stuck into boxes with creepy crawlies, while Neighbours' Rebekah Elmaloglou, The Bachelors' Luke Bateman, comedian Nath Valvo and singer Deni Hines were catapulted into the air. We also saw beloved actor Gary Sweet, comedian Concetta Caristo and AFL player Dyson Heppell buried alive, with three more celebrities yet to enter the jungle.

Below, we've rounded up everything we know about the cast of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! 2026, including which charities they're playing for.

Kiwi Rachel Hunter was one of the most iconic supermodels during the '90s and '00s. Discovered on a New Zealand beach at 16 years old, she shot covers for Vogue, Elle, Harper's Bazaar and more. Hunter was married to Rod Stewart for eight years, and they share two children together.

The former supermodel has chosen the charity Little Wings, a not-for-profit which provides transport services for children in rural and regional QLD, ACT and NSW needing critical medical attention.

Barry Williams is best known for his role as Greg Brady on The Brady Bunch, but has had a long and successful career. During the '60s and '70s, he starred in TV shows such as Mission: Impossible, The Mod Squad and That Girl, before dipping his toes into musical theatre. He performed on Broadway, as well as touring throughout the US in shows such as Grease, The Music Man and West Side Story.

Williams has chosen the charity WIRES, set up by Steve and Terri Irwin. "[It's] an Australian-based charity dedicated to the preservation of wild animals and conservation of wild habitats. Its mission is to protect the balance of people and wild animals living together peacefully," he told Channel 10.

Mia Fevola is the stepdaughter of Brendan 'Fev' Fevola, and has established a career as a digital creator and media personality. She's worked as a model, launched her own fashion line, MALLT, as a teenager, and is a professional makeup artist. She was most recently seen on the 2025 season of Dancing With The Stars, so she's making the reality TV rounds.

She's playing for the charity R U OK, a suicide prevention charity that is close to her heart. "I sadly lost my biological father to suicide, so this is something that I feel deeply connected to," she said. "Most of us know someone who has suffered mental health issues before, and I love the conversations R U OK? motivates people to have to break the stigma."

Former NRL player, The Bachelors star and BookTok sensation Luke Bateman is ready to make his mark in the jungle. In 2025, the BookToker signed a two-book deal for his debut fantasy novel series with Simon & Schuster, and currently talks all things books on In The Good Books podcast.

He has chosen to play for the charity Farm Angels, which supports farmers in need, whether that's in the form of financial or mental health support. "I chose them because they are a charity that is very close to my heart, and they do amazing work helping people in rural communities," he said.

Comedian Nath Valvo has already had plenty of iconic one-liners on I'm A Celeb, including a joke that he's only there because he's poor. Alongside his burgeoning stand-up career, he's been busy making a name for himself on Australian TV. You might have seen him as the host on Just For Laughs Australia, The Project and The Cheap Seats, or his sporadic appearances on The 100, Question Everything and more.

Valvo is playing for Lifeline, the 24-hour phone line for Australians needing crisis support. "My best mate died by suicide when we were 20, and my cousin also a couple years ago," he said. "It's the leading cause of death of young people in Australia."

Australian singer Deni Hines is a legend, with her song That Love (L.O.V.E.) becoming an instant classic. Prior to that, she cut her teeth as a backup singer for Kylie Minogue, INXS, Jimmy Barnes, Wa Wa Nee, and more. In the '90s, she performed for members of the Royal Family, and joined Lighthouse Family and Earth, Wind & Fire on tour. In recent years, she's made quite a few onscreen appearances. From Mao's Last Dancer to Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries, and The Celebrity Apprentice Australia, she's back to bless us with fantastic reality TV moments.

Hines' chosen charity is Monika's Rescues, which aims to save and rehome as many animals from council pounds as possible.

Soap star Rebekah Elmaloglou is best known for her roles as Sophie Simpson on Home and Away and Terese Willis on Neighbours. In addition to her long-serving soap roles, you may have seen her in All Saints, A Country Practice, Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome, or Princess Kate.

Elmaloglou has chosen SANE Australia as her charity, for the mental health support it provides to those who need it, alongside their families, friends and supporters. "I chose them as I've had mental health issues myself and I have had people in my life who have also been diagnosed with very serious issues," she said.

Australian actor Gary Sweet has an extensive list of credits, appearing in Wentworth, MysteryRoad, House Husbands, Big Sky, Police Rescue, Wolf Creek, The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, 2:37 and more. Fun fact: he played Julia Morris' husband for five years. He's also a prolific stage actor, appearing in Muriel's Wedding, Oh What a Night, Our Don, among others.

Sweet's chosen charity is FightMND, which hopes to find a cure for motor neurone disease (MND).

AFL player Dyson Heppell has traded footballs for eyeballs and other delectable jungle dishes. Throughout his AFL career, Heppell played over 253 games for Essendon, and became one of the club's youngest captains in their history.

He's playing for Very Special Kids, which provides children and young people in Victoria with holistic palliative care. "They have played a big role in a number of families that are close to us," Heppell said.

Comedian and triple j breakfast host Concetta Caristo is sure to bring the laughs to the jungle. Last year, Caristo was nominated for a Logie Award and also hosted the 2025 Aria Awards. You may have seen her on TV shows such as Taskmaster Australia, Would I Lie To You?, and Guy Montgomery's Guy Mont Spelling Bee.

Caristo has chosen the charity Full Stop Australia, which provides sexual, domestic and family violence response and recovery services. "I chose them because of my history with violence and knowing how important services like these are to helping people," she said.

MAFS bride Cyrell Paule hasn't yet been confirmed or announced by the network, but we have a sneaking suspicion she's going to enter the jungle tonight.

Love Island Australia's Matt Zukowski is likely joining I'm A Celeb tonight. Wonder if we will get any Tammy Hembrow gossip while he's at camp?