The first campmate has been sent home on I’m a Celebrity South Africa 2026, after Harry Redknapp was given the tough decision of choosing which fellow contestant should leave the jungle.
In the aftermath of the Beastly Braai trial, the Rhinos came out on top, meaning the losing team’s King, Harry, had to choose a member of his team to leave camp forever.
“It’s a bit like being a football manager, really. I did that every Saturday of my life. It’s just a shame someone has got to go…” he said.
But who did he send home? Scroll on to find out who left I’m a Celebrity South Africa 2026.
Who left I’m a Celebrity South Africa 2026?
Seann Walsh – Episode 9
Seann Walsh. ITV
Seann Walsh became the first campmate to be eliminated from I’m a Celebrity South Africa 2026 after Harry Redknapp had the tough decision of sending one celebrity home.
Asked how it felt to be first celebrity leaving camp, Seann said: “It’s a combination of emotions. I was thrilled to be able to see my family because I missed my kids a lot. At the same time, I’m sad they won’t see me in the jungle for longer or doing more trials.”
As for returning to the jungle, Seann found it to be “harder and scarier” than his original stint.
“It felt like it was turned up to 11, so that just put more anxiety into the camp,” he explained. “The pleasure for me doing the jungle was the extraordinary people you get to live with.
“I don’t think I’ll ever forget that. It felt strange for me being in their presence, because they are almost historic figures in entertainment and sport. That doesn’t go over the top of my head.”
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