An Australian version of I’m a Celebrity debuted earlier this year, and featured former cricketer Andrew Flintoff eating a live cockroach.
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Still struggling to take it all in, the star sat in her throne and chatted to Laura Whitmore about her experience on the show and what she has loved – which has basically been everything!
Jorgie was beaming with delight when she was told that she was leaving the jungle alongside her campmate Kieron Dyer.
“I just hope they came out on I’m A Celebrity”. “She can walk out of the jungle into a new life”. Watch and find out. Last year’s victor Carl “Foggy” Fogarty returned and officially crowned her champion.
“I’ve got evidence of him being pesty – we’re talking whole scrolls of the phone”.
It’s claimed that Vicky is already being eyed up for possible roles on ITV’s Vicky day time shows such as This Morning, Loose Women and Good Morning Britain, as well as beauty endorsements.
She said of the public: ‘This is me and by keeping me in here I think people are telling me I’m OK and I’m not a bad person’.
Sitting down for a post-exit interview, the eccentric aristocrat said she had felt bullied by her fellow stars.
“I didn’t expect to win but I’m overwhelmed”, said Ferne.
Vicky, who appeared in Geordie Shore from 2011 to 2015 as well as reality show Ex On The Beach earlier this year, says she feels as though she “lost her way” at some point. She did not reveal whether or not in that beat any personal bests set throughout 9 collection of Geordie Shore, still we must salute her achievement nonetheless.
“I’m never gonna get a date again, you know that” she said, as the camera zoomed in close on her gagging on chunks of animal organs. She looked so thrilled, excited and jittery – with a stomach literally full of butterflies.
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“But Ferne, this might come as a bit of a shock, but I wasn’t sure about her. But within seconds I absolutely loved her. We will be friends for life”. Once I got in there, I just let it all hang out.
