After months of high anticipation, the wait is finally over and The Challenge Australia has officially landed on our screens thanks to Network Ten.
ICYMI, The Challenge Australia throws 22 of our nation’s most beloved (or most loathed, depending on who you ask) reality stars together as they battle it through a series of challenges for a cash prize of $200,000.
Challenges include physically-demanding events that rival those of SAS Australia and Australian Survivor and the intensely stressful social experiment of living with 21 extremely good-looking people a la Love Island and Bachelor in Paradise.
Did we mention that some of the contestants are also exes? The Challenge Australia is hosted by Brihony Dawson.
In a press statement, Network Ten promised that the new reality series would “be like nothing we’ve seen before on Australian TV. It’s high impact, high intensity and will push the contestants to their absolute best”.
The lineup for the first season includes The Bachelor’s Brittany Hockley, Megan Marx, Jessica Brody and Kiki Morris, The Bachelorette’s Konrad Bień-Stephen and Ciarran Stott, Married at First Sight’s Cyrell Paule and Ryan Gallagher, Australian Survivor’s Brooke Jowett and Johnny Eastoe, The Masked Singer’s Jack Vigden and Love Island’s Grant Crapp.
Related: Do They Have What it Takes? Meet the Entire Cast of ‘The Challenge Australia’ Related: “I Probably Should Have Trained More”: Konrad Bień-Stephen on How He Prepared for ‘The Challenge’
Celebrities with mega social media followings living together under one roof to fight it out for a life-changing amount of money and lots of them surrounded by their exes… what could possibly go wrong? Here’s everyone who’s been eliminated from The Challenge Australia so far:
Billy Dib
Suzan Mutesi
Jack Vidgen
Audrey Kanongara
David Subritzky
Jessica Brody
Johnny Eastoe
Cyrell Paule
Ryan Gallagher
Sugar Neekz-Johnson
Marley Biyendolo
Emily Seebohm
Grant Crapp
Megan Marx
Konrad Bień-Stephen
Brooke Blurton
Conor Curran
Brittany Hockley
Ciarran Stott
Brooke Jowett
Troy Cullen (WINNER)
Kiki Morris (WINNER)
The Challenge Australia airs at 7.30pm on Mondays and Tuesdays, only on 10 and 10 Play on Demand. Want more The Challenge Australia? Click here to read all our content, and check out the stories below:
- Do They Have What it Takes? Meet the Entire Cast of ‘The Challenge Australia’
- We Finally Have a Premiere Date for ‘The Challenge Australia’
- Australian Survivor’s Johnny Talks ‘The Challenge’ and Whether He’ll Bring Back the Mullet
- “I Probably Should Have Trained More”: Konrad Bień-Stephen on How He Prepared for ‘The Challenge’
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