CAITLYN Jenner and Nadine Coyle were voted off I’m A Celebrity in a shock double elimination tonight.
The campmates had no idea that two celebs would be leaving the jungle tonight – and were shocked to lose two huge personalities from camp.
Caitlyn broke down in tears as she reflected on the challenge of being in the jungle as a 70-year-old.
And she admitted that it was harder this time around after Bruce did the show back in 2003.
“I came here to kind of test myself, because I did the show 16 years ago. I knew it wasn’t going to be easy. The first night I didn’t think I’d make it to the next night,” she admitted. “I can’t believe I made it all the way to three weeks.”
The reality star went on to say that she missed her family “terribly” but joked thatbeing in the jungle is harder than having Christmas with them.
Last night Myles Stephenson became the sixth star to be voted off.
Myles was up against Caitlyn, but Ant and Dec announced Myles had the lowest number of votes from the public.
Myles gushed to Ant and Dec:”Every last single second of it, the ups and downs, the lows the highs, everything.
“This has been a whirlwind for me two years ago I never would have imagined I would be on I’m A Celebrity.”
He also opened up about his first night trauma – where he was haunted by a spider in the dunny.
The Rak-Su singer said: “The first night, in the dunny, I didn’t sleep at all. I spent the night kicking the dunny hoping to get the spider out. It stayed there for about thirty minutes.”
The star also revealed how he’d want the final to play out: “Roman is my brother but I’d like to see an all-women final.”
On Wednesday, Ian Wright was voted off.
The former footballer admitted to the presenters that he needed to work on his anger issues in camp after they showed a montage of him getting emotional, punching a wall and telling off his campmates.
“I lose it too quickly, it’s something that I’m working on,” he reasoned.
He added: “I’d have been worse than that if I suppressed my feelings.”
And viewers praised Ian for taking responsibility for his behaviour in the jungle.
He summed up his time by saying: “I feel it’s time, it’s becoming more and more difficult to focus on being positive.”
He added:“I can’t express enough how incredible the people are that I was in there with.”
