I’m A Celebrity’s Future Uncertain Before 2027 Announcement

's  Australia faces an uncertain future.

The show is said to have been cancelled after the 2026 ratings failed to meet expectations, according to TV Blackbox.

However, a spokesperson for Ten has since denied the report, saying a decision has yet to be made about the future of I'm A Celebrity.

'Decisions regarding the 2027 program schedule including I'm A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! will be made in the coming weeks,' they said.

Production company  are said to have been left scrambling to find a new home for the series after parent company Paramount allegedly made the decision to scrap the show.

, , opened strong in 2026 with 925,000 viewers, but ratings fell to 571,000 by the finale.

It comes following reports  is eyeing Robert for a role with the network.

He is reportedly set to land a hosting gig at this year's TV Week .

Industry chatter is rife with rumours that Seven is hoping to poach the star from Ten, where he's solidified his television appeal as the co-host of I'm A Celebrity.

'Robert appeals to multiple demographics and has become incredibly valuable commercially,' an insider recently told Sky News.

'He's someone networks believe could front several major formats over the next decade. This is no longer just about one hosting role.

'It's become a much bigger conversation about which network wants to build around Robert long-term.'

The claims come amid talk that Robert might soon exit the jungle reality series following recent cuts to I'm A Celebrity.

The celebrity conservationist has also been carving out a global career after his recent winning stint on Dancing with the Stars US.