I’m a Celeb highlights: Winner revealed after Coleen Rooney and Danny Jones become the final two

Maura Higgins has made a rare comment about her feelings for Pete Wicks.

The Love Island star, 34, admitted to kissing The Only Way Is Essex favourite, 36, during a recent episode of I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! and revealed she was missing him while in Australia.

Higgins, who was evicted from the ITV reality show three days before the final, was teased by Alison Hammond about the blossoming romance during a post elimination interview on This Morning.

McFly star Jones, 38, reflected on his wife Georgia’s experience of childbirth, telling his fellow campmates: “Looking back now, she had postnatal depression. That is so hard and what made it harder was she didn’t know.”

“Seeing my wife go through that was kind of new,” he noted.

The musician and his wife, who was previously crowned Miss England, are parents to six-year-old son Cooper.

The 38-year-old singer from Bolton rose to fame for being a part of the band McFly, alongside Dougie Poynter, who won the show in 2011. Now a judge on The Voice, the musician revealed that he struggles with his mental health.

Speaking about his tattoos with Loose Women host Jane Moore on Wednesday night’s episode (20 November), he pointed to writing on his wrists that says “Don’t worry, be happy”.

He explained, “It’s because I’m always constantly worrying, but that’s what I’m working on.”

Campmates were left with smiles as Coles made the touching speech.

Tulisa Contostavlos has responded after sparking mystery and intrigue after she failed to meet her former I’m a Celebrity campmate, Melvin Odoom after he was voted off of the show on Tuesday.

Tulisa, 36, was the third star to be voted off, having been eliminated by the public on Monday, after finding herself in the bottom two with dancer, Oti Mabuse.

However, the former X-Factor judges’s activity has raised eyebrows. Firstly, she deleted all of her social media posts about the show and was then absent when greeting Odoom as he returned to the hotel.

The dancer, 34, said that she gets “so many comments about [her] body” when she appears on TV, with some people criticising her weight.

Mabuse, who made Strictly Come Dancing history in 2020 when she became the only professional to win the show for two consecutive years, said that she found comments about weight gain particularly hard because she is “the healthiest [she’s] ever been”.

The reality TV juggernaut has been a fixture on screens since 2002 and, over the years, the amount of money paid to the participating contestants has exponentially increased.

This gap has widened even more in the last four years alone, with Noel Edmonds, the one-time highest-paid star, receiving £600,000 for what ended up being just one week in the jungle in 2019.