Who has left I’m a Celebrity 2022 so far?

Eight contestants have now been voted out of the jungle

Mike Tindall has become the eighth person to be voted off of I’m a Celebrity.

Hosts Ant and Dec announced that the rugby player had failed to make it into the final at the end of Saturday’s (26 November) episode.

His departure follows that of stand-up comic Seann Walsh the night before, DJ Chris Moyles on Thursday, and Babatunde Aleshe on Wednesday (23 November). The comedian lasted 19 days in the jungle.

Aleshe’s departure was preceded by the elimination of Culture Club singer Boy George, who left on Tuesday (22 November).

Before them, Coronation Street star Sue Cleaver, broadcaster Charlene White and A Place in the Sun presenter Scarlette Douglas were sent home.

In his post-elimination interview, Walsh told Ant and Dec: “So many memories. So many amazing memories. I loved it. It is tough, and I don’t know how that comes across on screen.

“As soon as you said my name, all of the tough bit just goes, and now I’m left with absolutely incredible memories. I’m gonna need a long time to process.”

The day before, Moyles had told Ant and Dec that he had “really struggled” to cope with Matt Hancock’s controversial involvement in the series.

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Boy George had also spoken in his exit interview about his feelings regarding Hancock’s presence in the camp.

When Aleshe left, he told Ant and Dec that he “needed” his “freedom”. He also said he hoped Hollyoaks star Owen Warner would win the show.

When actor Sue Cleaver left, she sang the praises of her “jungle husband” Mike Tindall and expressed her desire for Lioness football star Jill Scott to win the competition during her exit interview with Ant and Dec.

During her time on the show, Cleaver told the extraordinary story of how she came to be reunited with her birth mother.

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The 59-year-old said that on her first day of production at a play in Manchester, she was approached by a fellow actor who said: “Oh my god, she’s the absolute double of my wife when I met her.” The man then asked for her date of birth.

Cleaver said the man then asked where she was born, and when she replied “Barnet”, the man rung his wife and he said: “I’ve found her.”

Douglas, meanwhile, left on Sunday 20 November, and was visibly tearful on hearing that she had been eliminated.

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Her departure came just after she had been instrumental in securing the letters from home for her fellow campmates.

Douglas’s letter from her mum had said: “G’day Scarlette, I am so proud of you doing your trial, while encouraging your jungle buddies, especially Baba [Aleshe]. Real teamwork. The kids are loving watching their Aunty Shar in the jungle and we are obviously all sooooo proud of you.”

The star said she had wanted Aleshe, who she had become close with on the show, to win.

During her time in the series, Loose Women presenter White – who had become camp leader – refused to share the RV with camp leader Matt Hancock because he is a “sitting MP” and she did not want anything to affect her role as an impartial journalist.

White, however, said that she “got on well” with Hancock in day-to-day life.

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