I'm a Celeb hit by Ofcom complaints over Jordan North's 'vomiting'
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dailyrecord.co.ukI'm A Celebrity has been hit by Ofcom complaints over 'vomit and animal welfare'. The ITV show returned last night as a host of famous faces descended on the spooky castle in Wales to take part in trials.But certain viewers took offence to some of the stomach-churning challenges featured in the new series of the show.
Ofcom received dozens of complaints over Jordan North's graphic vomiting scenes during the I'm A Celeb launch. A statement from Ofcom read: "Ofcom has received a total of 79 complaints for last night’s I’m a Celebrity….Get Me Out of Here!
of which 37 related to scenes of Jordan vomiting and 18 related to non-specific animal welfare."The Radio One DJ, who is scared of heights, was sick during the show's launch moments after he.
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