The jungle is getting emptier! The eliminations on I’m a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! are heating up, and the latest star to say goodbye was Vogue Williams. But who's next?
On Monday, December 1st, the Irish model and podcast host, Vogue Williams, became the third celebrity voted off the show. She followed comedian Eddie Kadi and sports presenter Alex Scott, who had already left the jungle.
The episode was packed with drama, including Ruby Wax taking on a Bushtucker trial and tensions rising in the camp, particularly over the washing-up situation. But here's where it gets controversial...
Aitch, Ginge, and Kelly Brook won a dingo dollars challenge, earning a tray of milk bottle sweets. Instead of sharing them with the entire group, they secretly ate most of them. This sparked some controversy among viewers.
The next episode will feature Shona McGarty facing the next Bushtucker trial.
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Alex Scott has already returned to the UK. She shared a photo with her girlfriend Jess Glynne, with the caption, “Home is where the heart is.”
Vogue Williams wasted no time in enjoying a decent meal and calling her husband Spencer after leaving the jungle.
Ruby Wax earned an unwanted record in the latest episode. She returned to camp with the least amount of stars in a Bushtucker trial this series, earning only five.
Who's in danger? Kelly Brook was in the bottom two, the same position Vogue was in before her elimination. And Martin Kemp, who hasn't been featured much, might also be at risk.
Vogue Williams shared her thoughts on the washing-up drama, saying, “Ginge and Aitch are a bit resistant to their chores. I don’t really understand the whole cup-gate. I just turned into what I’m like at home.”
Sweet theft rocks camp! This is the second time in the show's 23-year history that the sweets have been secretly eaten.
Shona McGarty is up next for a Bushtucker trial.
Where's Martin Kemp? Some viewers have noticed the Spandau Ballet star's limited screen time.
When does it all end? The King or Queen of the Jungle will be crowned on Sunday, December 7th. The final episode will be a feature-length special, lasting 1 hour and 40 minutes.
What do you think about the camp dynamics and the recent eliminations? Share your thoughts in the comments!
