Scarlette Douglas has become the second campmate to be eliminated from I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! following the latest public vote.
On Sunday night’s show, Ant and Dec announced that the A Place In The Sun presenter had received the fewest number of votes from the public and would be leaving the camp.
During her exit interview, Scarlette admitted that she was “gutted” to be leaving the Australian jungle so early on.
“I’m absolutely gutted. I’m not even going to lie about it,” she told Ant and Dec.
“I know that some people wanted to leave and I was like ‘I’m not ready to go yet’. I wanted to stay for as long as possible because those people are amazing and the jungle is incredible.”
After watching a montage of her highlights on the show, the presenter admitted she was “a bit of a screamer” during the trials but she felt they became easier as time went on.
Scarlette also said she took on such a variety of roles during her time on the reality series as she wanted to keep herself busy and pick up the skills.
“I’m a team player and I loved getting stuck in and I wanted to make sure I did everything so in case it did get to the point where I was in the final three or four whatever, I at least knew what I was doing,” she explained.
“And also it just lightens the load for other people.”
Asked who she wanted to win the series following her departure, Scarlette opted for comedian Babatunde Aleshe as she felt they had developed a “really good brotherly-sisterly bond”.
Elsewhere on Sunday’s show, the celebrities were offered the opportunity to win personal messages from their nearest and dearest.
In order to achieve the prize, the campmates were split into three groups and tasked with balancing 10 blocks on a beam within 60 minutes.
Those whose blocks were balanced at the end of that time would be awarded a letter from home.
Sue Cleaver, Boy George and Chris Moyles were up first but struggled initially, while Matt Hancock, Mike Tindall, Seann Walsh and Babatunde Aleshe seemed to have more luck with the task.
Scarlette, Jill Scott and Owen Warner were the last group up with 37 minutes left to complete the challenge.
After learning “small steps” were best, they completed the challenge in 14 minutes and returned to camp triumphant with all 10 letters.
Matt Hancock received a letter from his partner and former aide Gina Coladangelo, with whom he was caught breaking coronavirus social distancing rules last June when they were pictured embracing in his ministerial office, which ultimately led to his resignation as health secretary.
Jill read out the letter which said: “Dear Matt, wow watching you in the jungle has been quite the experience.
“We are particularly impressed that you conquered your fear of snakes.
“We are less sure about the dancing.
“Although we saw that you almost got the electric slide thanks to Scarlette. Gina xxxxx”
Mike also received a message from his wife Zara, who is the daughter of Princess Anne, who he shares three children with.
Her letter read: “Hi my love, we are missing you so much and really needing some papa hugs, but glad you’re sharing them with your campmates.
“The girls are enjoying sports and throwing themselves into everything at the moment and the little man is loving life, smashing it up, learning some new words. Z, M, L and L. x”
The former rugby player and Lioness Jill also both put themselves forward for the Speak Uneasy Bushtucker Trial.
Mike and Jill were challenged to drink 10 concoctions in a bid to win stars for camp with Mike facing blended cockroaches and vomit fruit among his selection.
After having blended pig’s penis, he said: “That is horrendous after. Hello, you repeat.”
He also had a choice of various drinks and opted for “Minga Beer” which was blended sheep’s vagina and, “Grim Beam” which turned out to be blended pig’s uterus.
Meanwhile, Jill was tasked with drinking blended fish eyes and blended snails amongst her five drinks.
While drinking blended goat’s testicle, she said: “Agh it’s got hairs in it! Could have had a wax before. That was disgusting. That was horrendous.”
The former athletes were victorious and returned to camp having won all 10 stars.
I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! continues on ITV1 and ITV Hub on Monday at 9.15pm.