As well as her waterfall shower, Jorgie got even more of a taste – literally – of jungle life when she joined fellow campmate Lady Colin Campbell for the first Bushtucker trial on Monday night’s show. Susannah Constantine (the non-Trinny half of that duo who were telling people what not to wear before Gok Wan came along) and Tony Hadley (lead singer of 80s band Spandau Ballet) were the first to arrive in the Aussie outback.
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During tonight’s episode (16.11.15), viewers also found out the campmates would be joined in the jungle by three more celebrities – ‘Made In Chelsea’s Spencer Matthews, ‘Geordie Shore’s Vicky Pattison and ‘The Only Way Is Essex’s Ferne McCann. We wouldn’t put it past her to be honest… And singing in an operatic fashion. “When one of us feels a little bit sick or poorly or exhausted we look after each other” she explained. And she wasn’t wrong.
Will his reformed attitude win over Jorgie’s affections?
“It’s wonderful. I can’t speak”.
“I think they’ve chosen me because you know, let’s see the mighty tumble”, Lady Colin said. “I can’t wait to get to know them all better”.
And she actually said: “Scrum, scrum”.
The star’s latest shower scene has resulted in comparisons with Myleene Klass, who showed off her incredible figure in a revealing white bikini during her time in the jungle in 2006.
Earlier in the programme, both teams had been defeated as the yellow team lost the skydive challenge, but the red team lost two of three challenges, the Tree Of Torment and the Bad Buoys.
Chris Eubank was another unlikely Duncan fan when the boxer told the Scottish entrepreneur that he reminded him a Humphrey Boggart.
After all that gaiety, viewers were given the opportunity to swallow their own tepid bile with the arrival of the bush tucker challenge – “Disaster Chef”.
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Author Campbell said: “I have enjoyed it up to this evening, at which point I have ceased to enjoy it”. Not exactly Jorgie, not exactly. Well viewers had no idea just how much work went in to get it finished before airing, as the camp was hit by torrential rain and 80mph winds yesterday.
