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I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! star Kim Woodburn has shared her thoughts on this year's contestants and she hasn't held back on her thoughts.The 80-year-old, who was a campmate in 2009, has accused Mike Tindall of "looking down" on Matt Hancock in the jungle.Expressing her views, she divulged: "Mike Tindall, you can see by the way he sits there and looks at Matt Hancock, he seems to have a massive resentment towards him."But with all the scandals the Royal Family has been through over the years, I wouldn’t look down on him too much my love."It’s the pot calling the kettle black."Kim was seemingly referring to headline-grabbing royal events which have included more immediate family members such as Prince Andrew, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle as well as controversy surrounding King Charles relationship with Princess Diana.A Place in The Sun's Jonnie Irwin, 48, diagnosed with terminal cancerNone of which have included Mike and his wife Zara, the daughter of Princess Anne.Kim went on to share her thoughts on this year's most controversial contestant Matt Hancock.The MP has reportedly pocketed a £400,000 fee for his appearance on the show.Many hit out at ITV for signing up the 44-year-old after he broke social distancing rules last year as Health Secretary.Up until last night, he had been voted to do every Bushtucker Trial, as expected.Ahead of the latest episode, Kim urged the public to stop trying to make him suffer, as he wasn't bothered about the challenges.She told Metro.co.uk: "We know he’s going to complete every single one, he’s proved that.

I'M A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here has been left in chaos after a banner was flown over the camp demanding Matt Hancock leaves.

ANT and Dec revealed that Olivia Attwood could return to I'm A Celebrity next year after she was forced to pull out of the show. The former Love Island star had to leave the jungle after just 24 hours when doctors discovered she was dangerously anaemic.

I'M A Celebrity fans have branded Loose Women star Charlene White "ungrateful" following Matt Hancock's latest Bushtucker Trial. The newsreader's reaction to the MP winning seven out of 11 stars rubbed viewers up the wrong way.

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! wrapped up last night, Ant and Dec returned to Instagram to intereact with fans about the show.

CHRIS Moyles has slammed BBC Radio One for “firing him with no notice” after 15 years presenting their radio show.  On tonight’s episode of I’m A Celebrity, the shock jock revealed he was given little to no notice about his sudden exit from the station in 2012, despite being there for a decade and a half.  In a rare intimate conversation with Matt Hancock, Moyles revealed the circumstances around leaving his long-held position as the breakfast show host, claiming the BBC gave him just hours to prepare to say his goodbyes on air.  “I knew that Radio One is a conveyor belt and you might be there for a year, or you might be there for 15 years, but you’re going to fall off the end at some point,” he said.  Hancock compared that it felt similar in politics, and questioned his feeling behind saying goodbye to his landmark show.  “I left happy, I was a bit cross after I left and I was cross… they handled it so badly, so badly,” Chris explained. “So I went in with my agent and the controller and we sit down and he goes, ‘Look, this isn’t very easy, I think it’s time we wrapped the show up.

I'M A Celebrity's Mike Tindall tonight made a rather embarrassing confession about splitting his trousers whilst "s**t-dropping" in front of his royal mother-in-law. The former rugby ace, 44, is married to Princess Anne's daughter Zara, after they met in Sydney, Australia during the 2003 Rugby World Cup.

A NEW I'm A Celebrity feud has been revealed after Georgia Toffolo was "punished" for criticising Matt Hancock. The former Queen of the Jungle said she's been BANNED from the former health secretary's book launch after her scathing rant on This Morning last week.

I'M A Celeb fans reckon they've clocked who will be first out of the jungle - Boy George. The pop icon is one of 12 faces currently living in the Australian jungle as part of this year's series of the ITV show.

JONNIE Irwin has revealed the heart-breaking moment he told wife Jessica she would have to care for their three kids on her own after his cancer diagnosis. The dad-of-three, who was given just six months to live in 2020, disclosed that his lung cancer had spread to his brain in an emotional new interview. The star of Escape to the Country and A Place in the Sun, 48, has devastated his friends and fans, with many sending him messages of support.

OLIVIA Attwood has been spotted in the UK for the first time since her shock exit from I'm A Celebrity this week. The TV star appeared downcast as she headed out for the day with friends - keeping it casual in an all-black outfit and wellies. Olivia, 31, was forced to quit the ITV competition after abnormal blood results led to her being dramatically rushed to A&E.

MATT Hancock suffered a hilarious blunder just moments after he became Camp Leader ITV viewers recently watched as MP Matt, 44, was voted in and opted for Charlene White as his deputy. But after taking a seat in his new Camp Leader throne, Matt’s wind was very nearly knocked out of his sails as he fell off his chair. Evidently delighted by his new role, Matt got cosy in the red seat as his campmates sat around him.

BOY George has been labelled the worst I'm A Celebrity campmate by fans who are upset by his treatment of shamed MP Matt Hancock. The Culture Club, 61, star has revelled in Matt's jungle misfortune so far after making it clear he was conflicted about being in camp with the former Health Secretary within moments of the MP's late arrival. But viewers found it tough watching George, who was sentenced to 15 months in prison in 2009 for attacking and falsely imprisoning a male model, laugh as Matt was stung by a venomous scorpion in camp and mock the way he was sitting after being made camp leader.

STRICTLY Come Dancing fans have called for Ellie Simmonds to be brought back into the competition after Tony Adams' departure. Sunday's instalment of the BBC show saw the footballer quit the competition after a shock injury.

Olivia Attwood appeared on This Morning today to open up about the real reason she was forced to leave I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here!

BBC BREAKFAST presenter Naga Munchetty left fans hot under the collar after posting a sweaty post-gym selfie. Fans are used to seeing Naga in her professional attire as she hosts BBC Breakfast alongside her co-host Charlie Stayt.

I'm A Celebrity...Get Me out Of Here's Jill Scott made a cheeky jibe at Matt Hancock during Sunday night's show after he was picked as one of the camp leaders.

I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! star Olivia Attwood, 31, had admitted it “doesn’t seem right” that Matt Hancock, 44, is competing in the ITV show after the events of the pandemic. In Spite of wanting to “bantz” and “spar” with MP, however, she has named the “one quality” that slightly redeems him in her eyes. Following her dramatic exit from the jungle just 24 hours into the show, Olivia described how it wasn’t until she turned her phone on at Brisbane airport that she learned the former Health Secretary had entered the I’m A Celeb camp. The Love Island star spoke about how she understood the MP's decision to handle his disgraced reputation with humour, admitting she might have done the same in his position. However, she went on to clarify that there was nothing funny about his affair that shocked a nation, after asking the public to obey his strict lockdown rules. ''Despite his obvious flaws he can laugh at himself which is always a redeeming quality,” she explained.

FANS of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here have jumped in to defend Owen Warner after noticing a "patronising" comment.