Who left I'm a Celebrity 2024? All the eliminated contestants
We're down to the final three!
Tonight's the night – it's the I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here final!
So far, eight celebrities have been evicted from the camp, with only three remaining in the competition after enduring weeks of tough Bushtucker trials.
Last night's episode (8th December) saw the return of the iconic Celebrity Cyclone challenge, which saw the remaining campmates reign victorious.
However, one campmate, of course, eventually had to leave – but who was it? And who is left in the running to be crowned King or Queen of the jungle?
Read on for everything you need to know about the eliminated campmates.
Who left I'm a Celebrity 2024?
Oti Mabuse – Episode 21
Just narrowly missing out on the final, dancer and presenter Oti Mabuse was the celebrity who had to wave goodbye to the jungle last night.
After tackling the cyclone challenge alongside her fellow campmates, it was announced that Oti had received the least amount of votes by the public and would be exiting the jungle, leaving Coleen Rooney, Danny Jones and Reverend Richard Coles as the final three.
Oti was greeted over the bridge by her husband, Marius Lepure, as well as Ant & Dec.
Speaking to the presenting duo, she said: "You just come out as a stronger different person."
She continued: "I have learnt to be happy with who I am. And that group allowed me to be all different versions of myself. I feel mentally and physically stronger."
GK Barry - Episode 2o
Alongside Alan Halsall, GK Barry was the latest celeb to wave goodbye to the jungle.
Reflecting on her time in the jungle, GK said: "That was hell. I wouldn't put my worst enemy through that."
Ant & Dec praised GK for her participation in the Bushtucker trials, joking that she was "scared of everything".
GK also went on to praise her fellow camp mates, saying that their presence "made it great".
Alan Halsall - Episode 20
Alan Halsall was one of two of last night's evictions, alongside podcast host GK Barry.
Speaking to Ant & Dec following his exit, the Coronation Street star said his time on the show was "nothing like I expected".
He continued: "I expected camp life to be how it was but you can't ever know what the people are going to be like. I met 11 amazing people and didn't expect to make so many friends so quickly."
Maura Higgins - Episode 19
Maura Higgins, along with Barry McGuigan, became one of the latest celebrities to be eliminated from the I'm a Celebrity jungle.
During her exit chat with Ant and Dec, Maura said: "I'm really happy! I said it last night, I said it this morning, I was like, 'It's my time'. I had a gut feeling and my gut feeling is never wrong!"
She added that she "really did embrace" the challenge and admitted she "didn't think" she would have liked as much as she did.
Asked who she wanted to win, Maura said: "I love every single one of them, I want Father Richard to win! He would not expect it."
Barry McGuigan - Episode 19
In a double elimination, Barry McGuigan was eliminated from the I'm a Celebrity jungle alongside TV personality Maura Higgins in a twist not many saw coming.
After the news was revealed that he would be leaving camp, Barry said: "As I'm the original cyclone, I am kind of disappointed with that slipping and looking like a clown, it would've been great!"
Asked who he would like to win, Barry shared his support for McFly singer Danny Jones.
No one - Episode 18
You read that correctly, no one was sent packing last night (4th December) on I'm a Celebrity.
It was revealed that the celebrities were to take part in a competition which could give one of them a golden ticket straight to the Celebrity Cylone, which included safety from two evictions.
All the celebrities had to do was take part in the Arcade of Agony!
Viewers will have to tune in on Thursday 5th December to find out who it will be.
Melvin Odoom - Episode 17
After two weeks in the jungle without his usual luxuries, BBC Radio 1 DJ Melvin Odoom was evicted from the show following a public vote.
But he left a happy man – and with a date with Carol Vorderman potentially on the cards.
The radio presenter hadn't kept his admiration for the Countdown host a secret during his time in the camp and, after he role-played asking her out on a date to his campmates, Carol sent a voice note to I'm A Celebrity... Unpacked saying: "Jungle man, keep doing what you are doing, you're doing a brilliant job. See you on the other side."
Following his eviction, Melvin told the show's hosts Ant and Dec: "I was ready to go. It's been a really wild experience ups and downs. I love every single person in there. You could spend time with anyone and they had your back. I had a few days when I was quiet and they checked on me. Oti is my girl, Danny and Bazza."
Speaking further about his friendship with Oti, he added: "She was like my sister in there, she had my back at all times."
Tulisa Contostavlos - Episode 16
Tulisa Contostavlos became the third celebrity to be eliminated from the jungle after finding herself in the bottom two alongside Oti Mabuse.
Following her exit, Tulisa posted on her Instagram Stories: "Guys, I'm out. I'm showered, I'm fresh, I'm with the family.
"I want to say thank you all so much for all your support. Honestly, I can see people stressing, 'Why you out so early?' Don't worry about me, I'm fine. I've got chocolate, I've got pizza, I've got wine. I am living my best life."
She continued: "Thank you all so much, honestly. What an experience. I love you guys so much."
Dean McCullough - Episode 15
Dean McCullough was the second contestant of the 2024 series to be evicted following a public vote, with hosts Ant and Dec revealing the news live on Sunday night (1st December).
The star took on seven trials and bagged 33 stars for camp during his time in the jungle, but proved to be a divisive figure on the show after struggling in trials and complaining about his camp chores to his fellow cast mates.
Speaking afterwards, the BBC Radio 1 DJ said: "I have really, really soaked up this whole experience, all the trials, you know, the things that I faced. I got stuck in at camp, done a bit of everything, and I really, really, really enjoyed it."
He continued: "And when I woke up this morning, I thought, if I go today, I am over the moon because I've not missed out on anything."
Jane Moore - Episode 13
Jane Moore was the first campmate from the 2024 series to be eliminated following the public vote.
The journalist and Loose Women regular was in the bottom two alongside BBC Radio 1 DJ Dean McCullough – but it was revealed that Jane had received the most votes from the public.
"Hard work doesn't get rewarded, let's put it that way," Moore said upon hearing the news she would be leaving.
Speaking of her time in the jungle, Moore told hosts Ant and Dec: "I have lived it and it's just such a weird and magical experience. People always say it's the best experience of your life, [I] wouldn't say that with the rain. [I've] never been so soaked in my life, constantly.
"At least there's no more washing up, I'm never washing up again."
She also said she had "enjoyed getting to know the others and ask them questions".
"We've all got each other's back," she added. "Them getting to know me was great too. Because I'm a journalist, they were initially like, 'Hang on, what's this going to be like?'
"A lot of them said they talked about things with me they haven't for years and they felt better for it."
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Katelyn Mensah is the Entertainment and Factual 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.
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