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I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! to Reboot US Version - with Maura Higgins Hosting
The series sends celebrity duos into a jungle to face physical and psychological challenges for a $100,000 prize.
On Friday, Peacock announced that Rob Rausch and Maura Higgins will co-host a new jungle competition series called 'Get Me Out of Here', pairing celebrities with civilian friends to compete in a "gauntlet of challenges" for $100,000.
Produced by ITV America, the series adapts the global format 'I'm a Celebrity&Get Me Out of Here!' and flings participants into a "dense and unforgiving jungle" stripped of celebrity comforts and luxuries.
Rausch and Higgins reunite after 'The Traitors' Season 4, where Rausch's strategic deception of Higgins secured him the $220,800 grand prize, making their co-hosting partnership an ironic follow-up to that high-stakes betrayal.
Teams must survive a "series of physical and psychological challenges" to avoid elimination, with the final celebrity-civilian pairing winning the $100,000 grand prize and proving their friendship endures.
Peacock plans to launch the series in 2027, marking the latest U.S. attempt to adapt the format after ABC and NBC versions in 2003 and 2009 each lasted only one season.