CHARLENE White’s Loose Women co-stars have broken their silence after her I’m A Celebrity exit.
Tonight saw the 42-year-old become the first to leave the jungle.
Her Loose Women co-stars quickly rushed to social media to share their love and support after this evening’s episode ended.
Frankie Bridge wrote on Instagram: “Nooooo… @charlenewhite she was absolutely amazing in there!”
Nadia Sawalha added: “Awww just seen @charlenewhite is leaving.. You did yourself proud.
“You can get home and squeeze those babies of yours!!! Well done hunny!”
ITV Newsreader Charlene was booted off after quitting her Bushtucker trial earlier in the episode.
She said: “It was emotional. To use that ridiculous American phrase, It has been a journey, and I’ve absolutely loved living with those guys.
“Every single one of those guys have been great.”
Now the remaining 10 famous faces are battling it out to be crowned king or queen of the jungle.
One of those is former Health Secretary Matt Hancock.
Speaking about his stint in the jungle, Charlene said: “I was surprised but not surprised, I may well be in the jungle but journalism is my first job.
“I wanted to ask questions that people on the outside had. We had to live alongside him and adapt to that. He’s made some connections in there which is wonderful.”
Earlier on in tonight’s episode Charlene FINALLY revealed the real reason why she wouldn’t sleep in the RV with Matt.
The pair were appointed leader and deputy leader of camp.
With their new found titles came some luxuries, including sleeping in the RV instead of out in the jungle.
Charlene was later branded ‘selfish’ by viewers after she refused to sleep in the RV, while Seann Walsh struggled, and others spotted tension between her and campmates as they rowed over beds.
Tonight the Loose Women star opened up about her decision.
Charlene told Corrie’s Sue Cleaver: “I’m an impartial journalist, I can’t be sharing a room with a sitting MP because that just doesn’t sit well with me impartiality wise.
“And I just think, if he were ever to become minister again how can I sit and question him about anything when I’ve shared a room with him?”
