I'm a Celebrity viewers spot campmate's 'dirty look' as tension in the show builds

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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BBC Radio One DJ made an odd comment regarding AJ Pritchard's removal from camp earlier this week. AJ and Sir Mo Farah were two people eliminated from the show on Wednesday, December 2.

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.

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

direct to your inboxI'm A Celebrity campmates were overjoyed when they were given the chance to go to the pub, but for viewers watching at home it was a bitter reminder of what they're missing because of coronavirus restrictions.The campers cheered as they were told they could go to an on-set pub in the castle to enjoy drinks and pub meals of pie and peas.The celebs, who isolated for two weeks ahead of joining each other in Gwyrch Castle in Abergele, north Wales, embraced their reward in Tuesday

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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I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! always makes the celebrity contestants work for their dinner, with the majority of their diet being very much rice and beans-based while they're in the camp.That means it's no surprise that many of the celebs lose weight while taking part in the show and this year's first evicted contestant Hollie Arnold MBE has revealed that she's shed nearly a stone over the past couple of weeks.Speaking to host Vick Hope on I'm a Celebrity...

I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! fan theory that suggests the series’ castle setting is fake has been put forward on social media.Some viewers tuning into ITV’s hit reality series are not convinced by the integrity of the shoot location at Gwyrch Castle in Abergele, north Wales, reports The Sun.A number of viewers aired their suspicions on Twitter, pointing out a few details which they believe to be indicators that audiences are being duped.One wrote: “Why do footsteps on the 'stone’ floor

ITV series, based in Gwrych Castle, has generally begun at 9pm each night since its launch. There has been some variation to the schedule though, including the episode on last Tuesday.The latest instalment was similarly delayed, airing after the Martin Lewis Money Show ended.It meant that the episode tonight didn't start until 9.15pm, concluding later than usual at 10.20pm.Although there was some disappointment at the delay, many viewers were actually impressed.

Another COVID-compliant awards show was pulled off without a hitch!!

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I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! viewers are convinced of a conspiracy involving a secret central heating system in the latest series of the ITV reality show.With production having moved from Australia to Wales as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, the show’s contestants are being made to stay in a centuries-old castle that some say is haunted.However, with the UK now entering its cold winter months, viewers are sceptical about the authenticity of the desolate castle setting.Some have