I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here Greece Season 10 360p May 2026

It comes down to Kleo, Professor Crump, and Dame Tilda. Zara was eliminated after trying to livestream the stars (there was no signal). Ricky was medically evacuated after the goat developed a taste for vengeance. The final trial is "The Elevator to Olympus" – a rusty cargo net strung between two olive trees. They must collect golden apples (clementines with gold spray paint). Kleo falls immediately. Crump gives a 45-minute lecture on Mycenaean horticulture. Tilda simply walks the net, reciting Shakespeare, and wins in a single, blurry, glorious take.

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Dame Tilda Vance is crowned "Queen of the Jungle" (the crown is a wilted laurel wreath from the goat’s lunch). She is awarded a trophy that looks suspiciously like a repurposed doorstop. As the 360p feed finally cuts to black, the last frame is Dimitri the goat, standing on two legs, staring directly into the camera. A subtitle appears: "Season 11? Don't." It comes down to Kleo, Professor Crump, and Dame Tilda

Zara Zenith, now back in London, stares at her phone. The "I’m a Celebrity" app shows she received zero stars. She deletes the app. Then, a notification: "Dimitri the goat has followed you on TikTok." The final trial is "The Elevator to Olympus"

A storm hits. The satellite feed drops to 144p. The hosts’ faces become abstract art. Then, the revelation: Professor Crump reveals the "jungle" is built on an actual ancient temple to the god of hunger, Limos . He shows a tablet he found. It reads, in English: "He who complains about rice and beans shall be turned into a lentil." No one laughs. The goat nods.

Ten fading stars enter the cursed Peloponnesian jungle. One discovers that the real horror isn't the Bush Tucker Trial—it's the low-bitrate ghost of their own past.