Eventually she calmed down and said: “I’m completely justified in being upset but I accept it wasn’t maliciously done”. We will prevail. And if we don’t, we are going to lose weight.
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“I certainly had a lot of doubts about entering the jungle because I know there is a rampant class prejudice in England, I have experienced it myself over the years both pro and contra”.
In 2013, Lady Colin Campbell said: “Our family was extremely well known and we would have done anything to avoid an embarrassment”.
And she was NOT happy about it – particularly as she had won food in a Bush Tucker Trial the night before.
The pair also ate a camel’s lips, fish eyes, pigs’ eyes before the fifth and final round – Apri-cock Tagine.
However she ate it anyway, and helped herself to a few of Jorgie’s crocodile penis for good measure.
At the time, Lady Colin was dismissed as a fantasist and calls for her works to be banned rang across the world as the entire planet became besotted by Lady Di.
Despite all getting along at first, the camp has officially seen its first row courtesy of Lady Colin Campbell and Tony Hadley.
“More gamey. This is not something to recommend”.
On yesterday’s show we saw Lady Colin Campbell storm back to the jungle when she and Yvette Fielding were sent off to do a task.
“I feel very pressured by the campmates because obviously we want to feed them”.
She returned to camp to face down her leader Tony, who protested that he did not realise his choice would have consequences.
After the two made amends, Lady C admitted: “I accept it wasn’t maliciously done”.
The camp then headed to the vending machine where they purchased five hammocks using their dingo dimes.
Hollyoaks actress Jorgie Porter enjoyed a “Spanish Vom-lette” where she swallowed three live cockroaches, followed by the delectable Spaghetti Bollock-naise – two turkey’s testicles swimming in worms.
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The womanising star will join the ITV1 show alongside fellow reality favourites Vicky Pattison, 28, and Ferne McCann, 25, with their addition likely to change the dynamic in the settled camp.
