Australia lets in Caitlyn Jenner while its citizens are stuck overseas

California gubernatorial candidate Caitlyn Jenner flew to Australia last week as COVID-19 lockdown measures have left citizens of the country stranded overseas and unable to return home.

As part of measures to control the pandemic, Australia instituted a limit on the number of incoming flight passengers it receives each week.

Now, about 3,000 passengers are allowed to enter the country each week.

Katie Hopkins, a British far-right commentator, was also allowed into Australia to appear on "Big Brother." She sparked outrage after posting an Instagram live of herself on Saturday from a hotel room in Sydney where she was quarantining

Despite the flight caps, celebrities have been allowed to enter Australia throughout the pandemic, as film and TV production continued due to the country's relatively low rates of COVID-19

Others who have been allowed in the country since the border closed include Matt Damon, Natalie Portman, and Rita Ora, among others, as listed by ABC