Mike Tindall reveals he consulted Royal Family over I'm A Celebrity appearance

FURIOUS I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! viewers have demanded the show makes a huge shake-up to its voting system. It comes as Matt Hancock has been voted to do his fourth consecutive Bushtucker Trial.

MIKE Tindall has already spilled the tea on life in the Royal Family on this year’s I’m a Celebrity. Last night he recounted the tale of wife Zara dramatically giving birth to their son Lucas on their bathroom floor, after a midwife insisted she wouldn't make it to hospital.

OWEN Warner’s 'hot brother' has denied the I'm A Celeb star is being fake in camp. It comes after the Hollyoaks actor had no idea his jungle buddy Mike Tindall was married to royalty and he didn't know who Boy George or his fellow soap star Sue Cleaver were. Then last night Owen, 23, confessed he had been saying the word "jetlag" all wrong for years.

VIEWERS have threatened to switch off I'm A Celebrity... and complain to Ofcom after controversial scenes with Matt Hancock. Many fans of the ITV hit were fuming over footage which aired on Friday November 11 where the former Health Secretary apologised for the mistakes that he made during the pandemic.

CORONATION Street star Sue Cleaver revealed a shocking family secret as she chatted to her campmates on I'm A Celeb tonight. The soap actress opened up about being adopted in an emotional chat with her fellow celebrities about her family back home.

TWO celebrities are set to put their knowledge to the test as they take part in a gruesome version of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire on I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! The brand new Bushtucker Trial is set to air on Saturday, November 12 and has been renamed Who Wants To Look Silly On Air after the series returned to its home in Australia. Mike Tindall, 44, and Charlene White, 42 are among the 11 celebrities who could be taking part in the trial which will consist of six questions to be answered in 60 seconds.

"And then finally, one of Kevin and me in front of the huge audiences we used to get when we did our panels. RIP, friend."Tributes have since poured in for the beloved actor as fans took to the micro-blogging site.Eric penned: "Kevin Conroy passing away is devastating.

I’M A Celebrity contestants have been treated to a very royal campmate this year, and Mike Tindall’s made light work of impressing famous faces. But one person who apparently won’t agree with his latest venture is Mike’s mother-in-law, Princess Anne.  The 44-year-old ex-England rugby player is the first member of the Royal Family to sign up for I’m A Celeb and according to royal expert Katie Nicholl, there’s no way Anne will be rooting for him.  Speaking to True Royalty TV’s The Royal Beat, Katie explained: “Knowing Princess Anne… The idea that she’ll be sitting, cheering Mike on is absolutely unthinkable.”  Instead of watching her son-in-law eat bugs, Katie claims Anne will steer clear and not think too highly of his actions.  “I think she’ll be thinking, ‘What on earth is he doing?’” she said.

FORMER I'm A Celebrity star Linda Barker believes that the tasks are much harder now, 19 years after her stint in the jungle. The 61-year-old took part in the ITV show back in 2003 alongside the likes of Phil Tufnell, Danniella Westbrook and Siân Lloyd. The much-loved programme returned to our screens last weekend for its 22nd series.

IF there’s one person we never expected to eat critters on I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here, it was a royal. Former rugby pro Mike Tindall shocked Brits after joining the jungle line-up.

I'M A Celebrity star Mike Tindall told how his wife "almost choked him to death" during a painful childbirth. The former rugby player - who is married to King Charles' niece Zara Phillips - cheekily joked to campmates she had nearly squeezed the life out of him as she screamed in pain.

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! viewers will get to see Boy George and Matt Hancock team up for the next Bushtucker Trial.

Mike Tindall has revealed the story behind his wife Zara Phillip's home birth after a midwife insisted she wouldn't make it to the hospital.

I'm A Celebrity... Get me Out Of Here! contestant Mike Tindall, 44, has given a rare insight into his home life with his wife Zara Tindall.The former rugby union player opened up about his other half's manic home birth with his fellow campmates.The royal told Boy George and Owen Warner about Zara's delivery which admittedly left Mike in pain.In camp, talk had turned to hair cuts with the Culture Club frontman saying: “Once a week I get my beard done, I get my eyebrows done, I get my eyelashes done, I get the haircut, I get everything shaved, chest, everything.”Owen asked why he gets someone else to shave his chest to which Boy George replied: “He also does down there, too.”Scarlette Douglas joked: “Back, sack and crack!”Owen commented: “A bit of sack will come with it!”The Hollyoaks actor added in the Bush Telegraph: “Sounds painful.

Mike Tindall didn't hold back when discussing Matt Hancock's reasoning for entering I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! with fellow campmates.

I'm A Celebrity campmate Mike Tindall is reportedly being investigated for potentially breaching the show's strict Covid-19 rules.

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

I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! campmate Mike Tindall, Danny Care, revealed that the new jungle campmate, 44, is a “hell of a party animal”. Danny added that Mike and his wife, the late Queen's granddaughter Zara Phillips, 41, were always enjoying a drink together during the Covid-19 lockdown.This comes shortly after Mike opened up about how he and Zara first met, explaining that the pair’s first date was a rather “boozy lunch” in Sydney, Australia.English rugby union player Danny told OK! Magazine: “He’s still a hell of a party animal.

Mike Tindall, 44, was pictured getting to grips with a mask-wearing female crew member, as he tackled her and pretended to throw her from a pontoon.The former rugby ace - who is now part of the extended royal family after marrying the Queen's granddaughter Zara Phillips - was said to have sailed close to the wind over Covid regulations by getting too close to the assistant producer.Fans were open-mouthed when they saw the footage of him placing his arms around the young woman's waist, although ITV has now stated that it is satisfied that their contact was risk-free.According to a code of conduct, designed to protect against the spread of Covid, contact between cast and crew members is considered a no-no.A source told the Daily Mail: "All crew are told to stay two metres apart from cast members, which is a Covid regulation.Sound and security, who do tests, are the only people that can come into contact with the celebrities."Crew are also asked to wear face coverings to prevent a Covid outbreak on set, which would completely ruin the show."Mike having physical contact with the assistant producer was a rule break and he shouldn't have approached her."The source went on to add that the woman was "taken completely by surprise" at the sudden and unauthorised contact.Mike and the others had been mingling on Australia's Gold Coast ahead of entering the jungle, and the rugby legend is said to have been full of energy and in need of stimulation after completing a necessary quarantine period before joining the show.While he awaited his first trial, he ran up behind the crew member and pretended he was about to push her over the edge into the sea.However, he had just completed a week in isolation at the time of the shenanigans,