I’m A Celeb hit by Ofcom complaints after Jordan North vomits during launch episode

Jordan North is planning a new smile after not liking the way his teeth looked on I’m A Celeb. After leaving the ITV show in second place, Jordan watched back some clips of his time in the famous Welsh castle.

I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! fans have been left divided as Giovanna Fletcher has been crowned Queen of the Castle.The decision came close between Jordan North, 30, and 35 year old Giovanna, but in the end the mum-of-three came in on top as she conquered countless gruelling challenges in Gwrych Castle in North Wales. However, some fans thought it was the wrong decision and took to Twitter to voice their strong opinions as one person said: "Fuming.

The meal requests of the three final I’m a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here campmates were revealed on Friday and they are nothing short of bizarre. Vernon Kay, Jordan North and Giovanna Fletcher have made it to the last hurdle of the hit reality show which means they will be treated to a meal of their choice ahead of the final.

Gwrych Castle by ITV viewers. He had to assign roles to the rest of the celebrities - but it seemed as though he didn't want to.Campmates were paired up for their duties, including Beverley Callard and Vernon Kay on laundry.The scene, which aired on Sunday night, was discussed on companion show the Daily Drop earlier today.

I’m A Celebrity star Beverley Callard played the endearing barmaid Liz McDonald on Coronation Street for more than 30 years before she waved the cobbles ta-ra for good earlier in 2020. But it’s not the veteran actress’ time on the smash-hit ITV soap that has got campers - and viewers - talking.

Jordan North had some strong advice from his brother when it came to surviving I'm A Celeb Bushtucker Trials – "go to your happy place".The Radio 1 DJ, revealed that his older sibling, Ryan North, who serves in 2nd Battalion, The Parachute Regiment as a sergeant, offered the tip in times of fear, which Jordan used heavily as he was covered in snakes.

I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here! has been slapped with MORE Ofcom complaints after the second episode. The ITV1 reality TV show returned on Monday evening for its second instalment of the 2020 series.

I'm A Celebrity has been hit by Ofcom complaints over 'vomit and animal welfare'. The ITV show returned last night as a host of famous faces descended on the spooky castle in Wales to take part in trials.But certain viewers took offence to some of the stomach-churning challenges featured in the new series of the show.

first episode of the series that saw this year's cohort of stars confront cockroaches, crickets, mealworms and maggots. The episode also saw the group completing an abseiling challenge in order to get rucksacks containing kit.