Get Me Out Of Here!.
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And we couldn’t help but ask these all-important questions…
However, for the fifth time in a row, the camp missed out on a treat after incorrectly answering the resulting question.
Then, during his exit interview, Tony revealed how much he was looking forward to seeing his family, and drinking the celebratory Champagne provided by the show. “It’s one of the best things I’ve ever done”.
Again referring to Lady C he added: “I appreciate just how wonderful my life is, I’ve got six children, my girlfriend, my business and I love my life and I won’t let any negativity into it”.
Hadley explained that the idea of being the trio’s servant was humiliating in a different way to the Bushtucker Trials, and that it “felt like that was one step too far”.
“I mean, you could say all of the trials are humiliating but I think they’re challenging and they’re testing at a mental level”.
It was claimed the socialite left the ITV show this week on medical grounds but her son Dima insisted she was fine, and she has since said Duncan and Tony have “earned my disregard”. “It’s not that I’m not grateful for the platform it’s given me but I’d like people to know less about me and I’d like to be a TV presenter”, Vicky continued.
“But putting a bell boy hat on and serving someone until whatever time in the morning… that wasn’t my style”. “But it made really good television, actually”.
When asked what his lowest point was, he said: “It was actually the day before Lady C left”.
This particular eviction came just 24 hours after his closest pal in the jungle, Duncan Bannatyne, was also voted out, after what has been a very turbulent series for them and their fellow campers.
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“Tony is a wonderful guy, fantastic family man, loves his family and is missing them to bits”.
