I'm a Celebrity viewers fuming as the campmates get to go to the pub while they can't

direct to your inboxI'm A Celebrity viewers crowned Giovanna Fletcher as their Queen of the Castle on Friday night.It was between Giovanna, Jordan North and Vernon Kay to be the first ever winner of the UK-set series and after more than 12 million votes were cast, the result was annouced.Bolton's Vernon came in third place and BBC Radio 1 DJ Jordan North just missed out on the top spot and finished in second.

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direct to your inboxI'm A Celebrity fans have expressed their sadness as the show comes to end. The final episode of the ITV reality series aired on Friday night after just under three weeks - which is slightly shorter than previous years.

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I’m a Celebrity viewers have lost their minds over Mo Farah’s Phil Mitchell impersonation.The Olympic gold medallist was shown playing the EastEnders character in a scene written by his campmate Shane Richie, who starred in the BBC soap as Alfie Moon.Richie reprised the role of Moon for the funny scene, which saw Farah’s Phil Mitchell threatening the former Queen Vic landlord.However, Farah kept fluffing his lines and, at one point, referred to Pat Butcher – the character who was played by Pam

I’m A Celebrity viewers were gripped as the campers slipped and skidded their way down a water slide while being pelted with obstacles in the eagerly anticipated Cyclone challenge.Shane Richie and co went into their final stretch on the show on a high as they took on the Cyclone challenge in Thursday night’s instalment.The trial is a much-loved part of the ITV programme when it is Down Under and fans were desperately hoping it would still take place at Wales’ Gwrych Castle.They were in luck, as

I’m A Celebrity viewers are calling for Mo Farah to get a part in EastEnders after campmate Shane Richie taught him how to play Phil Mitchell.Olympian Farah is apparently a big fan of the BBC soap so Richie, best known for playing Walford’s Alfie, decided to show him the ropes.As the contestants sat around the fire, Richie taught Farah how to walk like Phil (Steve McFadden), telling him to make his stride “more round-shouldered” as they paced in circles talking about the Arches, Kat and

EastEnders actress and Neon Jungle singer, was booted from the camp last night - with Ant and Dec announcing the sad news in the castle in Wales.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Tuesday evening's episode of sparked a huge response from viewers at home as they watched the campmates enjoy a fun-filled evening at the Gwrych Castle pub!After and successfully completed the trial, winning the team eight pub grub meals, the remaining campmates headed straight for the bar.

celebrities take on challenges in exchange for a visit to the castle pub.The Castle Inn, based in Gwrych Castle, opened for business during the episode following the tasks.Campmates managed to win themselves access to it, as well as enjoying a pint and some pub grub.And there was karaoke, with Giovanna Fletcher able to show off her secret talent in the episode.I'm a Celebrity fans however expressed their jealousy even before the group had won the reward.They reminded that many people across the

viewers of the ITV show think they have found a pattern with the people being kicked out - and they are all women, reports the MEN.

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ITV reality series saw the Olympian participate in a Castle Coin Challenge.He was joined by podcaster Giovanna Fletcher for the challenge, which involved a map of countries.The pair were separated and had to communicate via walkie talkies to match up locations and shields.Mo had a map with shields positioned on different countries and he had to tell Giovanna which shield she needed to find for each location she was given in the challenge.The map would only stay visible for 30 seconds before the

Gwrych Castle in Abergele. The stars were hidden within jail cells that also contained various animals including lizards, and Victoria needed to get keys from the warden's office in order to unlock each cell.It meant that the trial began with the 52-year-old having to retrieve a star off a large wolf - with this item then entitling the campmate to enter the warden's office and collect the keys.