I'm A Celeb's Scarlette Douglas recalls family emergency that led to unexpected TV gig

Ruth Langsford’s husband Eamonn Holmes, 63, has returned to Twitter to thank fans for their support after being plagued by personal struggles and health issues over the past few weeks. Eamonn was forced to take a break from his role on GB News after fracturing his shoulder, and then had to face the heartbreaking news of his beloved mother Josie’s death last month.The former This Morning presenter was keen to mark his birthday today by showing his appreciation to his fans and friends for their kind words and helpful gestures.Breaking his silence in view of his one million followers, Eamonn wrote: “Hello Everyone ….“Recent Health and personal events have resulted in a huge outpouring of affection from people I have the privilege of knowing and so many that I don't.

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I’m A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! in the Australian jungle. After one week on the show, the radio DJ appears to have acclimatised to his wild surroundings and is passing the time hilariously winding up his fellow campmates, particularly Hollyoaks’ Owen Warner, 23.It has also been reported that the Radio X host will be paid a whopping £250k for his time on the show, according to The Sun.Nevertheless, his time in the jungle has baffled some people, including his former co-star Chris Tarrant, 76.In an interview with Express.co.uk ahead of I’m A Celeb’s 2022 debut, the presenter exclaimed: “I have no idea why Moyles is doing this, I have no idea.“He doesn’t need the money.

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! This left the Coronation Street actress in a glum mood as she continued her morning routine before she confronted Matt Hancock about his "c**p" around camp.As Sue got ready for the day, she struggled to find her towel, and announced to the camp: "Right, where’s my towel gone? I can’t find my towel anywhere.

Strictly Come Dancing partner Katya Jones. As Seann entered the I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! jungle on Wednesday night, Rebecca's recent column has been unearthed as she hit out at the comedian for his "toxicity" and "residue that gaslighting" from their relationship has left her.Rebecca spoke out about the incident in 2018 as her ex-partner made his jungle debut this week.Writing about her former relationship with Seann last month, whose kissing scandal came to light on Rebecca’s birthday, she coined him as "toxic".She wrote: "For a brief while, I was one half of the poster couple for toxic love.

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! has been a huge TV hit since it began in 2002, but it's also had its fair share of criticism from the likes of conservationist Chris Packham and the RSCPA.

DIY SOS presenter Nick Knowles, 60, took to Twitter yesterday to speak out in defence of Mike Tindall, 44, after the rugby star has become the subject of speculation due to his stint on I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! His comments come after reports claimed Mike is being investigated for potentially breaching the show's strict Covid-19 rules.Nick, who finished in sixth place in the 2018 series of I’m A Celeb, is a patron of the same charity as Mike.The star made it clear that the sportsman had his full support, and also encouraged his fans to back Mike, who is married to King Charles’ eldest niece, Zara Phillips, 41.Two days ago, he asked his 172,000 followers to vote for Mike amid ongoing speculation about the former rugby union player, after meeting while supporting Rugby For Heroes.The DIY SOS star wrote: "I’d really appreciate everyone who kindly supported me on ⁦ @imacelebrity to get behind ⁦ @miketindall13. “He is a patron with me of a veterans charity and helps many others. “He’s a top bloke and a really down to earth type,” he added firmly. “I can only say this as he’s away and can’t read it!" Nick quipped. Nick’s comments come as reports have surfaced about a probe into Mike’s behaviour on set, as the star apparently may have breached the show's strict Covid-19 rules.The star was photographed playing and joking around with a crew member, pretending to throw her off the pier in between shooting scenes for the ITV show.While the act seemed harmless enough, it has also been claimed that the I’m A Celeb cast and crew were told to remain at least two metres apart at all times while filming.Following his last tweet, Nick came out in support of Mike once again yesterday after one outlet claimed Prince William and

The star said: “I remember filming Countdown and she'd have to come with me to the studio and I'd feed during breaks. “I made a promise to myself that we'd wean Noa faster and encouraged her to take a bottle nice and early and it's been so much better for her and for me this time round. "I do still pump but giving her a bottle just means that she's not tied to me, and she isn't left crying and hungry if I have to film on a job. She added to Hello! magazine: “That was the biggest thing we did differently and it was the most challenging to do."Rachel has co-presented Channel 4’s Countdown since 2009 and its comedy spin-off 8 out of 10 Cats Does Countdown since 2012.She met husband Pasha in 2013 after competing alongside him in BBC hit show Strictly Come Dancing.The pair later married in Las Vegas on 28 June 2019 with their first daughter being born on 15 December 2019.The couple welcomed their second daughter on 5 November 2021.In March, Pasha, who is Russian, shared his thoughts on the conflict just after it broke out. He had reposted a message from @Riseupwiththearts, in full view of his 46,100 followers.In the caption, the dancer encouraged his fans to “come together.”He said: “The current situation in Ukraine hits too close to home for the both of us as Russian nationals. "Our passport may say one thing but out hearts are with our family, friends and everyone still in Ukraine that are fighting for their freedom and lives."He added: "We will need your support now more than ever.“Let’s come together and make a difference through Art!”The post itself was written by Pasha and Anya Garnis, who run the upcoming show Rise Up With the Arts together.The two are both Russian nationals and former dance partners.It continues: “It

BBC Radio 1 DJ Chris Moyles, 48, angered some viewers with his opening remarks on I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! 2022 last night.The Radio X presenter introduced himself to his fellow campmates by saying he was the "best broadcaster of my generation".Some viewers were angered after Chris made the comment, accusing him of being “full of himself”. ITV fans took to Twitter to vent their frustrations after what was said during the show’s initial meet and greet.Deejay wrote: “‘I am Chris Moyles and I am the greatest broadcaster of my generation…’ “Spelt Simon Jordan wrong pal. How dare he insult Simon like that.

Matt Hancock, 44, is said to have been given access to his laptop so he could respond to urgent work emails, having landed in Australia ahead of his appearance on ITV’s I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!.The move, which has been branded "special treatment'' might shock fans as Matt’s other campmates, which include Mike Tindall MBE and singer Boy George, had to ditch any contact with the outside world after landing in the country, only having Netflix and a home gym for company.Following the claims, sources close to Matt told The Mirror that his computer usage was monitored so that he could not contact loved ones, only completing essential work.The source said: “Matt does not have his personal phone at all and any laptop access is for constituency and monitored Zoom work purposes only whilst in isolation.“Matt does not have general internet access.“It has been agreed that Matt will be informed about any urgent constituency matter."The special treatment of the West Suffolk MP is said to be allowed as it will help members of the public. However, the news has caused ourage on social media.Twitter user Alan Turnbull tweeted: "@antanddec if its true about Matt Hancock going in jungle with laptop and his phone is a disgrace won't be watching time to finish this show." (sic)In another tweet, Alan even called for the end of I'm A Celebrity altogether, writing: "If its true its time the show finished for good scraping bottom of barrel."Whilst another, who goes under the username Redrogpart4 wrote: "Ifrumours of @MattHancock having his phone and laptop in #ImACelebrityGetMeOutOfHere are true I hope he sees just how hated he is.

Mike Tindall, 44, discussed whether his family would be coming out to support him during his time in the jungle.The sports star, who is married to Princess Anne’s daughter Zara Tindall, 41, is beginning his journey on the ITV show I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! this Sunday.Ahead of his stint on the popular reality show, Mike was asked whether Zara and the rest of his family would be coming out to support him or whether they had offered any words of advice.He said: "We’re not entirely sure yet, we haven’t fully made that decision and it’s probably how deep into the show we go.“And we have some work out here, so if it got to the end then hopefully she’d be able to come out and get some vitamin D,” he added in reference to wife Zara. Mike admitted he got emotional when he said goodbye to his wife and kids, Mia, eight, Lena, four, and Lucas, one, on the Royal Estate, even shedding a tear.  Mike said: "Obviously, it’s difficult but the saving grace is going to a country that we know very well, and Zara understands and gets it and that makes it a lot easier.”The star then went on to confess he actually hoped to see more signs of sadness from his beloved children."It’s one of those things with the kids,” he explained. “I’ve had a couple of phone calls while I’ve been here. “They say they’re going to miss you when you leave but when you ring them, they’re like, ‘Hi dad, bye.’ “Then they are off doing whatever they do,” he continued.

Love Island's Olivia Attwood. Before entering the jungle, Chris explained the "good advice" he received from his colleague and former campmate, Vernon Kay.Chris has refused to mention exactly what advice his Radio X colleague Vernon gave him prior to entering the jungle on I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here!He said, as reported by The Mirror: "Vernon gave me some good advice to do with underwear, I won’t share it."But he did call me and say I’ll have a great time and absolutely love it and he gave me tips on eating kangaroo testicles, he said ‘just shove it in’."Chris is also friends with fellow DJ Tony Blackburn who won the show in 2002.He joked: "I didn’t ask Tony (Blackburn) because he was the first winner so I love him a lot but he’s so old now he won’t remember what he had for breakfast so asking him what it was like to win that show he doesn’t even know he did that show."Vernon took part in the show in 2020, the first year the show was filmed in Gwrych Castle, Wales.Speaking to Toby Tarrant on Radio X, Vernon recalled: "From my experience, I was in a beautiful farmhouse in Anglesey in North Wales and I was on my own, but because I'm A Celebrity is a huge TV production, you can't really get around how big it is.There's someone to do everything."So I had a nurse come round and do my Covid test, because it was during the pandemic, I had someone come and deliver me food, my drink if I wanted some booze..."I was doing runs every day with the Royal Marine security guard who was looking after us.

I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! due to her own "insecurities" about her body.The Loose Women star admitted she wasn't insecure about her appearance, but instead would rather remain discreet when washing, without exposing her figure "to the entire country".Charlene was asked in a recent interview about her thoughts on the famous shower scenes like Mylenne Klass' and whether she has any fears.She replied as reported by the Mirror: "I think what is wonderful about a show such as this is that it shows real life and real scenarios and real insecurities and there will be those who are really secure within their bodies and really happy stripping off and I will applaud that til the cows come home."It is brilliant but there will always be those who are also very tentative about doing that."I would probably come under that umbrella to be honest. It is not that I am necessarily insecure about my body, I also don’t want to show the entire country my body."But I think there is room for everybody to be honest and I don’t think anybody should be judged as to whether they want to show everything off or they would rather shower with a swimsuit on."Charlene will also be taking a break from Loose Women while on the show, with the presenter breaking down in tears when discussing her co-stars.She admitted: "They have been amazing to be honest and they think that I have got balls of steel and will be able to breeze through it."There is probably an element of yeah that is great you see me behind a desk and I do a live show and I know what I am doing, but this is completely outside of my comfort zone."They feel like I can do it and that kind of belief helps to drive me.

James Jordan, 44, is known for his bold statements every Saturday as he commentates on Strictly Come Dancing, however, on Wednesday the dancer shared his view on Matt Hancock's latest career move.The Conservative MP has been suspended from the party, as he takes part in I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here!, with Matt hoping to use his platform to "deliver important messages".James shared his controversial opinion surrounding the ITV show yesterday in view of his 238,000 Twitter followers.He penned: "Is Matt Hancock the best 'I’m A Celebrity' booking EVER?"May not be morally right and you may not like him for his actions BUT I bet he brings in more viewers for the show."Many social media users rushed to the comments to share their views on ITV's controversial booking.Sarahjanneee said: "As a front line worker, it’s the worst thing they could have done."It’s bought them publicity correct but I have never felt so disrespected and disregarded."This man played the whole country while we faced the worst shifts and times of our lives that some will NEVER recover from."DavidByatt added: "As long as it doesn’t become the Hancock Show and other housemates get air time."There are some strong personalities in there so it would be a shame for them if it all becomes about him."Plus I’m looking forward to him getting ripped a new one from the REAL celebs."Moggy1972 commented: "The rest of the campmates will have a boring time as I reckon Matt Hancock will vote to do all the tasks!"Since news broke of Hancock's appearance on the show, the MP has been met with lots of negative criticism over his latest career move.This has left the former Health Secretary to justify his decision to enter the ITV show.He said to The Sun: "It's our job as

ITV News reader is appearing on I’m A Celebrity, has posted a video of the 42-year-old broadcaster explaining how “nervous” she is ahead of the show and revealing all of the beauty treatments she has had done before she ditches the make-up for good for a whole three weeks, and instead embraces nature.In the video, a chirpy Charlene explained that she was waiting for a taxi to take her to Heathrow Airport where she was boarding her plane to Australia, where the show is back filming after a brief stint in Wales over the Covid period.She said: “If you are watching this it means there has been a massive announcement! I am part of I’m A Celebrity this year.“I’m nervous, really nervous. It has all suddenly become really real.

Chris Packham, 61, has criticised celebrities who have chosen to partake in I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! this year, after claiming the series is guilty of “animal abuse”.The Autumnwatch star took to Twitter today to hit out at the latest group of famous faces who will be entering the jungle this week. I’m A Celeb 2022 starts this Sunday on ITV, as the show returns to its regular home in Australia for the first time since before the coronavirus pandemic. However, not everyone is thrilled to see the show make a comeback, with presenter and nature-lover Chris being quick to slam the show. “In a cohort of people, amongst whom there are some true gems of integrity and credibility,” Chris wrote in view of his 578,700 followers.“But others who have sold their souls to greed, what good does it do your colleagues to sell your shirt to the ultimate in animal abusing trash TV?”Wildlife groups have hit out at I’m A Celeb in the past, with BBC TV personality Chris Packham often leading the criticism.The star has sent numerous letters to the ITV show over years, accusing them of  "stereotyping" the animals which he believes are being used for "entertainment".He told Metro: "The time I spend making TV programmes I’m trying to engender an affinity for life. “It’s not just about the cute and the cuddly, it’s about everything because everything is necessary.So it’s about snakes, it’s about spiders, it’s about cockroaches. "What I object to on the programme is the ongoing stereotyping of these animals as being things which are dirty, disgusting, poisonous, dangerous and so on and so forth.

While she flies out to Australia for the show, Sue has been written out of Corrie for the time being.She isn’t the first actor from the Cobbles to have taken part in the daring reality show.Simon Gregson and Jennie McAlpine have both been part of the show and even gave advice to Sue as she prepared to take on the brutal Bushtucker Trials.The soap star said: “I have spoken to Jennie and Simon.They seemed to think I will have an absolute ball.“They have told me I will love it and have a great time. It is very positive and I am going there feeling excited.”She furthered that the prospect of being “Queen of the Jungle” wasn’t something she was deeply concerned with.She clarified it was more important for her to just enjoy the “whole” experience.“I am just going in to enjoy the experience.“I can’t imagine an old bird like me winning! It is very much a young person’s show.“But whatever happens, I am sure it is going to be amazing.”It comes a few years after Sue spoke about her deadly illness which she has since overcome.