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I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! over a controversial and cruel task on Sunday evening.
Fans lined up to slam the show's line-up of celebs after Giovanna, who is married to McFly star Tom, missed out on a treat from home.AJ Pritchard gave Sir Mo Farah his treat from home first, before other campmates received theirs - and it dawned on Giovanna she would not be given one.AJ, Jordan and Giovanna went without, and the mum and podcaster duly took to the Bush Telegraph to have her say. The task
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I'm a Celebrity, Get me Out of Here took place at the historic Gwrych Castle, Abergele in North Wales because of the coronavirus pandemic. Bestselling author and podcaster Giovanna Fletcher was crowned the winner.
direct to your inboxI'm A Celebrity could have seen a completely different final three if Jordan North had gone through with quitting the show.The BBC Radio 1 DJ made it all the way to Friday's final and finished in second place to eventual winner Giovanna Fletcher. Some viewers felt Jordan has been 'robbed' of the I'm A Celeb title and was a firm favourite throughout the 2020 series which took place at Gwrych Castle in North Wales.
direct to your inboxI'm A Celebrity fans have been upset by another exit - and it wasn't any of the celebs.In Thursday night's show, viewers saw Jordan North and Vernon Kay take on the last Castle Coin Challenge of the series all while dressed as Santa's Elves.After correctly guessing and wrapping up Christmas presents the pair, who have made it into the final three, headed off to see Kiosk Cledwyn at his Ye Olde Shoppe, or Yr Hen Siop, as it is known in Welsh.Sadly, Jordan and Vernon didn't
This year's celebrities were TV presenter Vernon Kay, broadcaster and journalist Victoria Derbyshire, star of stage and screen Shane Richie, Paralympic gold medallist Hollie Arnold MBE, Radio 1 DJ Jordan North, Corrie icon Beverley Callard, ballroom dancer AJ Pritchard, author and podcaster Giovanna Fletcher, Olympic legend Sir Mo Farah CBE, soap star Jessica Plummer, west end star Ruthie Henshall and classical singer Russell Watson.
Birmingham Live reports. Shane's exit left fellow campmate Vernon Kay stunned as he exclaimed: "NO WAY! NO WAY!"Watch the video above to see the latest I'm A Celebrity winner odds ahead of the 2020 final. Burnley fan Jordan North and famous author and podcaster Giovanna Fletcher are both neck and neck as the favourite to win, with Vernon Kay considered longest odds by most bookies.
Vernon Kay stormed to the top of the Celebrity Cyclone as the final four celebrities successfully completed their last team trial together.
I’m A Celebrity fans have been left gutted as Radio 1 DJ Jordan North shaved his beard off.The star opted to shave off his facial hair during Wednesday night’s episode, but fans of the show have since expressed their sadness at the action.Talking in the Telegraph, Jordan explained: “I know my mum and grandma will be watching it going, ‘You could have had a shave, you scruffy sod!’” Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter.
the soap star. The pair showered together whilst laughing, with Vernon admitting he felt "like a gooseberry." The scene comes after he had his own "cheeky" moment with Jordan earlier in the ITV series.
I'm A Celeb viewers saw BBC Radio 1 DJ Jordan North elected camp leader and he then chose journalist Victoria Derbyshire as his deputy.
I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! crown, but Jordan North has sparked a fierce backlash.
I’m a Celebrity fans were outraged after spotting new contestant Ruthie Henshall “cheating” during a live trial.The West End actor took part in a challenge on Friday 20 November, in which she had to compete with Hollie Arnold against Shane Richie and Jordan North.The two pairs of contestants were told to delve into troughs filled with gunge and offal to find as many gold coins as possible – but only using their mouths.
ITV show saw all twelve celebrities compete in the "Royal Tourmanent". They were split into "the Lords" and "the Ladies" - participating in a number of games to win coins.The team with the most would get a lavish banquet, whilst the losers face next night's trial.The first game saw Shane Richie and Jordan North up against Ruthie Henshall and Hollie Arnold MBE.The teams were tasked with bobbing in offal but they had to use their mouths to fish out gold coins.