I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! Australia came to a thrilling finish last week as Skye Wheatley walked away as 'Queen of the Jungle'.

And the social media star, 30, has wasted no time getting back into normal routine and visiting a grocery store after living off basic rations in the jungle.

Taking to Instagram on Sunday, the former Big Brother star flaunted her figure in a short pleated skirt and a blazer as she posed in a supermarket aisle.

She worked her angles holding boxes of cereal and packets of chocolate, as well as other tasty treats.

'Finally reunited with the grocery store, something I took for granted everyday. So blessed to be eating anything but rice and beans. Jungle queen is officially signing out from the jungle life,' she captioned the post.

Skye's fans sounded off in the comments, remarking on the interesting choice of locale for a photoshoot.

'Imagine in your local Woolies and seeing Skye doing a photoshoot holding up food. So funny,' wrote one of her followers.

'Sometimes I sit on the floor with my fruit loops,' another joked.

While one more replied, 'High fashion photoshoot in the cereal aisle…A true queen.'

It comes after Skye's victory in the competition last Sunday saw her breaking down in tears as she looked back on her time on the show.

'I am so blessed to ever have experienced that. Thank you to everyone here for having me' she said.

In the finale of the show, it came down to the final two, with Skye going up against Irish television presenter Tristan MacManus.

But after a public vote, the social media star walked away with the win.

'I'm really shocked. I will say it again - I feel absolutely blessed to have had this opportunity and to go through the things that I went through and to do it for these three amazing boys and the rest of the world...

'I feel the whole journey, the whole experience has taught me so many things. I cannot wait to apply those in my every day life.'

The former Big Brother Australia star added: 'I just felt like I was being myself the whole time.'