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Vicky Pattison, who first graced our screens on Geordie Shore in 2011, has been a familiar face on television for the past 13 years. Her career soared to new heights when she was crowned the winner of I'm A Celebrity in 2015, opening doors to further opportunities.

 Express.co.uk, the former TOWIE star reflected on her days in the Australian jungle amid growing rumours surrounding this year’s line-up.Ferne, who finished in third place in the 2015 edition of the show, said she considered herself “lucky” to have had the opportunity to be part of the ITV programme.She said: "You know what you’re signing up for when you’re doing it.“I was incredibly lucky to be given the opportunity.“Yes, eating the spider was the most disgusting thing I have ever had to do and lying in a coffin with snakes wrapped around me was far from a walk in the park, but I did it, survived it and got to experience one of the most incredible couple of weeks of my life.”And while contestants are expected to face the terrifying Bushtucker trials, Ferne also has fond memories of her I’m a Celeb journey.The reality TV star was also to make lifelong friends, including Geordie Shore’s Vicky Pattinson and Union J member George Shelley.Asked about what she liked the most about her experience, Ferne said: “Falling asleep under the stars, being cosy in that hammock and sharing the experience with some of the most amazing people I’m still friends with to this day.“That was how me and [Vicky Pattison] became friends.“I just recently caught up with George Shelley again and we picked it backed up again like it was just yesterday.”Ferne concluded: “I genuinely loved the whole thing…maybe not the Bushtucker trials so much! “[It] was honestly one of the best experiences of my life though.”Speaking ahead of the launch of the 2020 series, Ferne advised that year’s contestants to avoid “boredom” and to “get involved” in every activity during their time on the ITV show.She revealed how “lazy” contestants would inevitably struggle

I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! back in 2015, which saw her brave the petrifying Bushtucker Trials to reach third place. In an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk, the former TOWIE star admitted that although she was faced with the “most disgusting thing” she has ever had to do, she knew from the beginning what she had signed up for, and has absolutely no regrets.Ferne explained: “You know what you’re signing up for when you’re doing it.“I was incredibly lucky to be given the opportunity.“Yes, eating the spider was the most disgusting thing I have ever had to do and lying in a coffin with snakes wrapped around me was far from a walk in the park, but I did it, survived it and got to experience one of the most incredible couple of weeks of my life.”But despite facing some blood-curdling tasks, Ferne looks back on the intense experience with fondness.When quizzed about her thoughts on the ITV show, Ferne said: “I loved it so much.“Falling asleep under the stars, being cosy in that hammock and sharing the experience with some of the most amazing people I’m still friends with to this day.”Ferne also made a very special connection with Geordie Shore star Vicky Pattinson, which resulted in their friendship.However, she admitted that the Bushtucker Trials, which challenge the celebrities to complete gruesome tasks to earn food, were far from her favourite thing about the show.She recounted: “That was how me and Vick became friends.“I just recently caught up with George Shelley again and we picked it back up again like it was just yesterday.“I genuinely loved the whole thing…maybe not the Bushtucker Trials so much?!“Was honestly one of the best experiences of my life though.”Back in 2020, Ferne told Express.co.uk how

Vicky Pattison has candidly admitted she was "at risk of losing everything" as she turned to alcohol after winning I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! in 2015.The 34 year old beat Union J singer George Shelley and former The Only Way Is Essex star Ferne McCann to be crowned Queen of the Jungle on the hit ITV show, but tells OK! she was struggling with her alcohol intake following her victory. Former Geordie Shore star Vicky is opening up about her relationship with alcohol in a new documentary about her dad, John, who is a recovering alcoholic.

Coronation Street favourite Simon Gregson, fitness icon Mr Motivator, Love Island star Chris Hughes, member of pop band Union J and I’m A Celebrity runner up George Shelley, soap star Adam Woodyatt and England rugby player Joe Marler “unleashing their drag alter-egos as they attempt to go head to head to be crowned the winning Queen. ” READ MORE: EastEnders star Cheryl Fergison says her son's dad disowned him after he came out as gay Video: Coronation Street Slang term in Max's messages cause confusion with viewers (Manchester Evening News)Miniature railway suffers £20k worth of damage after thieves steal trackDominic Raab: PM won confidence vote 'very clearly'England fans gather in Munich, GermanySale man witnessed carrying a gun jailed after foot chase in HarpurheyDavide Sanclimenti enters the Love Island villaBoris Johnson survives Tory leadership confidence voteLove Island Series 8 Meet PaigeAbandoned bags strewn across Manchester Airport on SundayPlatinum Jubilee Pageant parades past Buckingham PalaceTory MPs trigger Boris Johnson vote of confidenceSharon Osbourne reveals the secret to her 40-year relationship with Ozzy OsbourneCommuter carries pigeon in his hood on Manchester tramPM Boris Johnson to face no confidence vote on MondayAxel Blake crowned Britain's Got Talent 2022 winner Hosted by “drag superfan” Lorraine Kelly, the judging panel will be made up of Spice Girl Melanie C, stand up comedian Rob Beckett, international drag artist and Celebrity Big Brother winner, Courtney Act and Everybody’s talking about Jamie’s Layton Williams.

Leicester TV royalty Mr Motivator is to become a queen for the night. The colourful character is set to glam up like never before and appear in drag for a new ITV show. Mr Motivator, whose real name is Derrick Evans, is one of six male celebrities who will take part in ITV’s one-off drag spectacular, Queens For The Night.

Lorraine Kelly, Mel C and Chris Hughes have teamed up for a new ITV drag show.  In a one-off special, a cast of celebrities will channel their inner drag queens for Queens For The Night, set to launch on ITV and ITV Hub later this year.

Coronation Street fans are set to see Simon Gregson as they've never seen him before. The actor is, of course, best known for playing Steve McDonald in the ITV soap but he'll be swapping the cobbles for the stage as part of Lorraine Kelly's new ITV show.

Adam Woodyatt and Simon Gregson are set to become Drag Queens for a new ITV show. Hosted by Lorraine Kelly, Queens For The Night will see Spice Girls Mel C, comedian Rob Beckett, Drag Queen Courtney Act and West End star Layton Williams judge a series of famous faces as they unleash their own drag alter egos.

Union J recently delighted fans by announcing the original four members are getting back together after a six-year hiatus. But Josh Cuthbert says their comeback wasn’t a simple decision, admitting he thought it could affect his mental health. “If you had told me two years ago there would be a Union J reunion and I’d be part of it, I would have thought that would make my mental health worse,” the 29 year old said.

Union J have announced a one-off reunion concert at the London Palladium to mark 10 years since they were formed on The X Factor. May 2022 will mark a decade since George Shelley, 28, joined the already formed Triple J – consisting of Josh Cuthbert, 29, Jaymi Hensley, 31, and JJ Hamblett, 33. I'm A Celebrity...

All four original members of Union J will reunite for a special 10th anniversary show at the London Palladium, it's been announced.

Union J star George Shelley, 27, has returned to social media after 18 months offline following his sister's death.

Bobby Davro is one of four famous faces taking on the Chaser in this afternoon's The Chase Celebrity Special.