I'm A Celeb fans call out Paul Burrell's annoying habit minutes into All Stars

Tonight's I'm A Celebrity... South Africa sees recent arrival Joe Swash spot former royal butler Paul Burrell surprising bum tattoo.

In Monday night's I'm a Celebrity ...South Africa the campmates learned that, in a dramatic twist, they’d be choosing who would be next to be voted out of camp. After saying goodbye to Shaun Ryder and Gillian McKeith in the all-stars spin-off series to crown the first I'm A Celebrity ...Get Me Out Of Here! legend, the celebs each voted in a secret ballot.

I'm A Celebrity... South Africa fans think they know who will be next to leave camp after a history-making twist was revealed to the campmates. The spin-off of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here sees prior contestants on the regular show battle it out to be crowned the first 'I'm A Celebrity Legend.'

This year's I'm A Celebrity... South Africa campmates express their disappointment at having to vote one of their campmates to leave in Tuesday's episode. The end of Monday night's show saw the celebs being informed that it was down to them to vote who to leave, and they then did so via a secret ballot.

Paul Burrell has found a new outlook on life since going through treatment for prostate cancer. The I'm A Celebrity: South Africa star, who was diagnosed with the disease late last year after a medical check for the pre-filmed show flagged up heightened levels of PSA [prostate-specific antigen], shared his journey with OK! for his exclusive at-home shoot. The 64-year-old told us: "In my mature years I’m fine-tuning my life in a way, to appreciate every single day that arrives.

I'm A Celebrity All Stars' first evicted contestant, Shaun Ryder says two of his campmates are "faking it". Shaun, lead singer of Happy Mondays and one of the cast of Celebrity Gogglebox, lost the first survival trial of the new season of I'm A Celebrity and was soon eliminated from the series, alongside his teammate and fellow camper Gillian McKeith. The double elimination came as a huge shock to other campmates and viewers at home - many of which thought the pair would be in the series for a long while.

Shaun Ryder has slammed two of his fellow I'm A Celebrity South Africa campmates after he was the first to leave the jungle.

Former royal butler and footman to our late Queen, Paul Burrell, will be in the capital this weekend, along with thousands of others, to watch the King's coronation procession. And to kick off the celebrations, Paul and his husband Graham Cooper invited us to their Cheshire home as he gave his views on the royals and what he think Charles will be like as King, having previously worked with him.The I'm A Celebrity: South Africa star also shared an unseen Princess Diana letter exclusively for OK! VIPs which proves she was a "monarchist." Sign-up or login below to see the shoot and read the full article.

After mere days in the South African jungle this week, tensions were already running high amongst the I’m A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! campmates as it was revealed that three contestants had flouted the strict camp rules and brought contraband items with them to brave the jungle.

As former royal butler Paul Burrell is once again delighting fans with his third stint in the I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! jungle, many fans have been left curious about the former royal confidant’s life away from our screens. Best known to fans for his close relationship with Princess Diana as he served as her butler prior to her death, Paul has often spoken openly about his time working for the royal family.

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here fans have said they are 'in love' after Ant McPartlin and Dec Donnelly shared a 'surprise late addition' to the new camp. The Geordie duo returned to screens earlier this week in the first-ever spin-off of the hit ITV reality show.

I'm A Celebrity... South Africa viewers have been left fuming and saying 'you're taking the mick' as they spotted a fresh issue with the all-new spin-off series. Ant McPartlin and Dec Donnelly returned to screens earlier this week with their hit ITV reality show - but with a twist.

Paul Burrell left his fellow campmates stunned on Wednesday's episode of ITV's I'm A Celebrity… South Africa as he shared details of his time as a butler. During the latest instalment, Carol Vorderman joked: "Do you know what, I need a butler!" with Paul, 64, replying: "Carol, if ever you need a butler, you've got me!" Paul was then asked by his campmates: "Did you have to give the Queen a bath?" to which he replied: "No, she did that herself! "You have to set the towels out and everything in a special way. And the Royals never run their baths...

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I'm A Celebrity... South Africa star Paul Burrell has revealed the late Queen's private bath time routine as he opened up about his royal links in camp. The former butler of the late Princess Diana is currently on screen in the spin-off of the hit ITV reality show.

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! South Africa star Paul Burrell has sparked a new feud outside of the camp with Loose Women star Janet Street Porter.The 76 year old panellist hit out at the former Royal butler's sensational claims in the jungle following the jam-packed launch episode.

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here fans were left wondering if they had skipped a few months as the hit ITV reality series returned to screens - but with a twist. A bunch of previously seen campmates have been whisked off to South Africa where viewers will see them compete for 'legend' status.

I'm A Celebrity... South Africa viewers were treated to the arrival of new contestant Gillian McKeith on Monday night's instalment.

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! fans have been left disappointed as the South African series kicked off, with one key change meaning that viewers won't be able to vote on who should participate in the iconic bushtucker trials.The new all-star series, titled I'm A Celebrity...

I'm A Celebrity...South Africa viewers saw a shock late addition to the camp in the first episode, when a box was delivered to the group containing none other than Gillian McKeith.The controversial ex-campmate was the infamous star of the 2010 series, where her antics included falling out with her co-stars, refusing to do trials, and fainting live on air - which some suspected she faked. Gillian's main enemy in the Australian camp was Happy Mondays star Shaun Ryder, who looked less than thrilled by her surprise arrival at the end of Monday's All Stars series opening episode.