Who Was Voted Out Of The Jungle?

Has Chris left I’m a Celeb

Chris Moyles takes aim at Matt Hancock over ‘issues’ after I’m A Celebrity exit I’m A Celebrity 2022 now has just five campmates remaining ahead of Sunday’s live final, as Chris Moyles left the show – but not before he called out out Matt Hancock I’m A Celeb: Chris Moyles is eliminated from the jungle

• ‘s Chris Moyles became the latest star to leave the show on Thursday night, in the latest public vote.
• The radio star confessed he was “gutted” to be out before disgraced Tory MP, asking: “What is going on?”
• After a few tough days in camp, Chris admitted he’d finally got to the point where he was keen to stay and go all the way.

Chris said: “I thought I’ve got this now. I’d really like to stay, I’d quite fancied doing the Cyclone.” On Hancock outstaying him on the series, he told hosts Ant McPartlin and Dec Donnelly: “I’m gutted Matt Hancock is more popular than me. What is going on?” He later added he had “major issues” with the disgraced MP, but “less issues” with Matt as a person in the camp.

2. Hosts Ant and Dec shared the news just days before the live final, scheduled to air on Sunday evening.
3. There were six stars left waiting for the news on who would be leaving, with none of them knowing who would be next.
4. But Ant and Dec soon put everyone out of their misery, and confirmed the latest campmate who had been booted out – leaving just five stars remaining on the show.
5. It comes as the fifth elimination of the series aired on Wednesday night, as comedian left the jungle for good.

I’m A Celebrity 2022 now has just five campmates remaining ahead of Sunday’s live final, as Chris Moyles left the show ( ITV)

• As the result came in, Babatunde said his goodbyes – leaving six stars remaining on the 2022 series.
• On leaving them, he thanked his new friends for his time on the show and said it was “the best experience he had ever had”.
• The comedian soon left the presenters laughing seconds into his exit interview, as he spilled a glass of champagne over himself.
• Babatunde told Ant and Dec he wanted to win the show, calling the actor his “closest friend” in camp.
• The comedian also revealed he was surprised how different it was doing the show to watching it as a viewer, telling the pair: “Living in it is a whole different experience.”

The radio star confessed he was “gutted” to be out before disgraced Tory MP Matt Hancock ( ITV)

2. Viewers were gutted to see him leave the show so close to the final, with many surprised by the result.
3. Taking to, one viewer wrote: “How did Matt and Chris get more votes that Baba.”

Another agreed: “How the f**k is Baba out yet Chris is still in ffs. Fuming.” A third fan said: “Baba gone. Nah that’s it #ImACeleb will be a bore now,” and a fourth viewer wrote: “Gutted Baba has gone!” Prior to Babatunde leaving the jungle, the previous eliminations saw singer, actress, TV presenter and Loose Women’s all axed from the series – while star was forced to withdraw just a day into the show.

Who is 5th out of the jungle

Fifth contestant voted off I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here!

• has become the fifth contestant to be eliminated from I’m A CelebrityGet Me Out Of Here!
• The 36-year-old comedian received the fewest votes from the public and left the ITV reality show after 19 days in the jungle.
• After his exit, Aleshe told co-hosts Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly: “I loved it in there but I needed my freedom Living in it has been a whole different experience.

“Before when I used to watch this show I used to think to myself ‘Ah man, these guys are just playing, it’s all good in there’. And then you know spending two-and-a-bit weeks in there, it’s hardcore, it’s intense.” During his time in the jungle, Aleshe was the first to say “I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here!”, backing out of the first trial which involved walking along the show’s infamous plank 334ft in the air.

• He also faced his biggest fear of toads having been picked out of the tombola to put his head inside a box of the amphibians during another trial.
• Aleshe said: “I have been dreading each and every trial.
• I feel like I am more scared of toads now than I was because you guys just sprang that on me.
• I don’t like the way they look.

They look like they were birthed in the pit of hell, they’re demons.”

1. Earlier in the episode, viewers saw Aleshe talk about giving up on comedy and taking up a nine-to-five office job before fellow comedian Mo Gilligan asked if he would support him on tour.
2. He told McPartlin and Donnelly: “I remember the day I sat at my desk and thought, ‘This is going to be me forever, just get used to it.’
3. “And then literally maybe a month or two months later, Mo Gilligan, a good friend of mine, called me up and said ‘Do you want to go on tour with me.’

“And everything changed. Doors just kept opening, then I landed here and I’m just like, ‘Man, like Ant and Dec.”

• Wednesday’s episode also saw find a challenge involving word play “really hard” because of his dyslexia.
• The former health secretary undertook the latest Deals on Wheels challenge with ex-rugby player in which they needed to solve an anagram.
• The pair, both 44, found 99 red balloons strung up which they had to pop using a spike on top of their helmets.
• Popping balloons earned them letters which they had to decipher before the sand time ran out to earn dingo dollars and a treat for camp.
• Hancock said: “I’m terrible at anagrams, I’m dyslexic, so all the letters are already in an anagram, so it’s on you (Mike).

“Being dyslexic I find anagrams really hard. All I could see was the word tiny.”

1. After successfully completing the challenge spelling the word 99, their fellow campmates failed to correctly work out the combined total of Adele’s albums, missing out on the chance to win chocolate chip cookies.
2. Earlier in the series, Hancock shone a spotlight on the learning difficulty by discussing his own dyslexia diagnosis with his campmates in the jungle.
3. He previously opened up about being diagnosed as dyslexic, telling comedians Babatunde Aleshe and Seann Walsh: “The moment I was identified as dyslexic at university it was ‘Ahh so actually I am OK with language, it’s just my brain works differently and I can work on that’.”
4. Hancock has introduced a Bill to bring in universal screening for dyslexia in primary schools, and a spokesperson for the politician has said: “By going on the show, Matt hopes to raise the profile of his dyslexia campaign and will use the platform to talk about an issue he really cares about in front of millions of people.
5. “Matt is determined that no child should leave primary school not knowing if they have dyslexia.”
6. Wednesday’s episode also saw former Lioness Jill Scott volunteer to take part in the Chitty Chitty Bang Bang-inspired Bushtucker trial renamed Critty Critty Fang Fang.
7. The ex-football star, 35, had to search around for stars while hanging in the air on a flying car.

Scott said: “The car is amazing. I am actually scared of heights, I should have said that. “I’ve just got Owen’s face in my head and he’d kill us if I didn’t get these stars.” Having scored a full house of stars for her campmates, she added: “I did actually feel the pressure coming into this.