dr Chris Brown flies to the jungles of South Africa for the last time as co-host of I’m a Celebrity after jumping to rival Seven – but no one from Channel 10 is saying goodbye to him
The TV vet Dr. Chris Brown was spotted leaving Australia to fly to South Africa on Thursday to film his very final season of I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here!
The handsome star, 44, who will soon be joining Channel Seven after being poached by Channel 10, was spotted at the airport before his flight to Johannesburg.
Chris appeared in high spirits as he took off with an Akubra in his hands on his latest work adventure.
However, apart from the driver, nobody was there to say goodbye to him.
On the long-haul flight, Chris kept himself casual and relaxed in a black t-shirt, which he paired with gray pants and trainers.
dr Chris Brown flew into the jungle for the last time as co-host of “I’m a Celebrity” on Thursday after jumping to rival Seven
He was carrying a black backpack as carry-on luggage, two large suitcases and a holdall behind him.
Earlier this month, Chris appeared in a promotional video for I’m a Celebrity after it was announced he was leaving the network.
This year’s season of I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! will be the last of Chris Brown alongside comedian Julia Morris.
On the long-haul flight, Chris kept himself casual and relaxed in a black t-shirt, which he paired with gray pants and trainers
The handsome star, 44, who will soon be joining Channel Seven after being poached by Channel 10, was spotted at the airport before his flight to Johannesburg
He was carrying a black backpack as carry-on luggage, two large suitcases and a holdall behind him
Chris appeared in high spirits as he took off on his latest work adventure
In February it was announced that Chris had signed a contract with rivals Seven.
According to news.com.au, Brown last month signed a two-year deal with Seven worth more than $1million a year.
He will officially join the network in July after fulfilling his contractual obligations on I’m A Celebrity earlier this year and is expected to produce “new projects” across the network.
In February it was announced that Chris had signed a contract with rivals Seven
According to news.com.au, Brown last month signed a two-year deal with Seven worth more than $1million a year
Chris first rose to fame on television for his work on Bondi Vet
He will officially join the network in July after fulfilling his contractual obligations on I’m A Celebrity earlier this year and is expected to produce “new projects” across the network
Brown said in a statement: “I’m not entirely sure if my old access pass will work, but once we’ve cleared that hurdle and I’m back from the jungle, I can’t wait to get my teeth into some exciting new projects the second half of the year and beyond with Seven.’
James Warburton, Managing Director and CEO of Seven West Media added: “We are delighted to welcome Chris back to Seven. It’s been too long
“Chris is one of the most loved and recognized people on Australian television and brings warmth, intelligence and a great sense of humor to everything he does.
“We can’t wait to have him on board and to announce the amazing new content he will be starring in.”
Brown said in a statement: “I’m not entirely sure if my old access pass will work, but once we’ve cleared that hurdle and I’m back from the jungle, I can’t wait to get my teeth into some exciting new projects the second half of the year and beyond with Seven’