News source via nowmagazine.co.uk Lady Colin Campbell & Duncan Bannatyne weren’t absolutely an area on fireplaceall the way via this yr’s I’m a Celeb.
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Lady C tweeted to fans this week: “Thanks for supporting Dima and me when Duncan physically assaulted me on TV and him at base camp”.
Meanwhile, the royal biographer – who accused Duncan and Spandau Ballet star Tony Hadley of bullying her during her time on the reality show – has revealed she phoned the police after Duncan allegedly “assaulted” her and her son Dima. We agree in that Katie, who isnt afraid to exact her arguable opinions, has so much in commonplace with Lady C!
After the series ended, Campbell says that Bannatyne’s girlfriend contacted her son and “asked him, and by extension me, to join them for dinner”.
“She clearly doesn’t know anything about me”.
“Lady C is too opinionated and she needs to step back and shut up”.
Duncan swiftly denied the allegations on his own account, with a friend telling Britain’s The Sun newspaper he doesn’t want to discuss anything further when it comes to Lady C.
He said: “I had a couple of run ins with Lady C and after three days of complete silence I mended things with her”.
Tonight on ITV is the traditional “Coming Out” show and there are no signs that the pair’s rivalry as settled.
Presented by Ant & Dec, the episode sees the contestants, including Queen of the Jungle Vicky Pattison, reflecting on their arduous stay in the jungle as they enjoy their first night back in civilization.
He said: “I have a wonderful life, wonderful children, awesome girlfriend”. “If you did it because you liked me, I’m extremely flattered and sorry that I’ve had to leave”. “They never gave up on the constant harassment and bullying”, she claimed.
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Lady C was reportedly shunned by everyone except for runners-up Ferne McCann and George Shelley at the welcome drinks, opting not to head on to the after-party.
