'I'm delighted, I've got so much to do': Stefanie Powers is the first to leave the I'm A Celebrity jungle but doesn't seem bothered
By Kirsty Mccormack
Last updated at 7:46 AM on 25th November 2011
She was the bossiest camp mate in there so it was no surprise that Stefanie Powers was the first person to go home in I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here.
The 69-year-old actress looked elated at hosts Ant and Dec told her she would be leaving the Australian jungle today.
'I'm delighted,' she said as her camp mates hugged her.
Out of the jungle: Stefanie Powers seemed pleased to finally return to reality as she became the first famous face to be eliminated
Was it a dream? The 69-year-old seemed a little overwhelmed after her interview
'I've got so much to do, it's the best thing that could have happened.'
The red head then made her way across the bridge to talk about her time in the jungle where she said that she felt she had made her point.
'I came in here for two reasons,' she said. 'To be a poster girl for survivors of lung cancer, and to raise awareness for charity.'
When Ant and Dec asked Stefanie how she kept so calm during the trials and challenges, she simply answered: 'Because the bugs don't bother me.'
Delighted: Stefanie Powers looked more than happy to be the first celebrity to leave the Australian jungle today
And when she was asked about what she thought of her fellow camp mates who were not so calm, she didn't seem annoyed or bothered but instead praised Sinitta.
'She's done so well in there,' she said. 'She's even managing to sleep normally without the canape over her head.'
The Hart To Hart star also said that the reason she was so calm is because she had prepared herself for what was to come.
'I watched clips of your show on Youtube,' she said. 'So I knew what to expect.'
Will it be me? Stefanie remained calm as Ant and Dec revealed she might be one of the celebrities leaving the camp
The hosts then showed Stefanie a clip of her when she first arrived in the jungle and had to travel to the camp by canoe with Dougie Poynter.
The U.S. star laughed after watching the video where Dougie sarcastically said that she wasn't 'bossy at all.'
You can stay: Lorraine Chase looked happy despite being in the bottom two with Stefanie
Stefanie was in a vulnerable position after her team lost in last night's Bed Bugs challenge and were therefore not immune from the public vote.
When Ant and Dec arrived in the camp this morning, they announced that it was between Stefanie and fellow actress Lorraine Chase, but soon revealed it was Stefanie who had to pack her bags.
The actress - who had several run ins with her camp mates over her 13 days in the jungle - seemed like she didn't want to spend much time saying goodbye and kept repeating how happy she was to be leaving.
'Well done': Ant and Dec asked Stefanie how she stayed so calm during the trials but she just stated that bugs do not bother her
But despite not getting on with everyone, when the group had their last meal together yesterday before the first elimination, Stefanie managed to give a rather heartfelt speech and continued it in the Bush Telegraph.
'We all have this connection, and this connection will carry on way beyond being in here,' she said.
Goodbye: The rest of the celebrities waved off Stefanie as she left the jungle for good
The TV star quickly made her way across the bridge as her fellow camp mates waved her off and when finished her interview she looked exhausted as she made her way towards the photographers and her waiting family amidst the fireworks that were going off.
No other camp mates are now immune from elimination and as soon as Stefanie left the jungle the lines re-opened for the British public to vote to save their favourite celebrity.
Another famous face will leave the jungle on tomorrow night's show.
Going home: The Hart To Hart star looked exhausted as she made her way across the bridge to be reunited with her family
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It just wasn't meant to be Mark: I'm A Celeb star's head massage comes to an abrupt end as Emily discovers a tick in his hair
By Kirsty Mccormack
Last updated at 9:44 AM on 25th November 2011
He may have had a steamy rumble with his ex-girlfriend before he went into the jungle but Mark Wright has forgotten all about that.
The Only Way Is Essex star was seen enjoying an intimate moment with Emily Scott tonight on I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here.
But the tender moment soon came to an abrupt end as Emily discovered a tick in his hair only five minutes after starting the pampering session.
Bliss: Mark Wright looked extremely happy as Emily Scott gave him a head massage in the jungle
The pair have been flirting ever since the glamour model walked into the camp, but tonight they took things one step further.
The moment began when the both of them were sitting on the sofa together.
Mark made the first move by asking Emily if she was good at giving head massages.
'I might be, are you?' she said.
Eagle eye: Jessica-Jane Clement looked on as the pair got stuck in with their massage
Still watching: The brunette looked fed up as she watched Emily get stuck in
'No, I’m not,' he replied but Emily stayed quiet so he continued by saying he'd swap her a head massage for a shoulder massage.
'Can you do them?' asked Emily, to which he responded: 'I’m phenomenal at massages.'
The TV star then rested his head on Emily’s lap before asking: 'Is that your boob or belly?'
'My boob,' smiled Emily, as Mark closed his eyes for five minutes and enjoyed five minutes of her massage.
Falling asleep: The TV star looked totally relaxed as the blonde glamour model rubbed his head
But it was soon interrupted by something rather unpleasant.
'Is that a lump on your head, you’ve got a tick,' said Emily.
'No way,' shouted Mark. 'Why me? Leeches, a snake under my bum eating something, I’ve had them all, anything and I will get it,' he added.
He then dashed off to the Bush Telegraph to get checked out.
Let me have a look: Jessica-Jane was eager to inspect Mark's head once Emily realised there was a tick
'Thanks for that, I was really enjoying that massage,' he told the cameras.
However, Mark was totally oblivious to someone else who seemed to be rather involved in his and Emily's moment.
As he closed his eyes and let the blonde star work her magic, The Real Hustle star Jessica-Jane Clement could be seen keeping a close eye on the pair.
Where is it? Crissy Rock also had a look at Mark's head before he made his way to the Bush Telegraph
The former glamour model - who is engaged to famous hairdresser, Lee Stafford, looked miserable and appeared to be rather gutted that she was missing out on the pampering action.
And funnily enough, as soon as Emily spotted the tick, Jessica-Jane was the first celebrity to lean in and take a closer look.
Crissy Rock also examined Mark's head and Fatima Whitbread accompanied him to the Bush Telegraph where he expressed his disappointment at the massage coming to such a quick end.
Perhaps the pair will continue their beauty treatments tomorrow when boredom is sure to kick in once again.
'Thanks for that!' Fatima Whitbread accompanied Mark as she expressed his disappointment at the massage lasting only five minutes
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'It was horrendous, it nearly killed me!' Pat Sharp attempts another I'm A Celebrity trial but struggles to win enough food for camp
By Kirsty Mccormack
Last updated at 11:58 PM on 24th November 2011
He may have triumped in his first Bushtucker trial, but tonight Pat Sharp wasn't so lucky.
The famous DJ was voted by the British public for a second time to show his bravery on I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here and he gave it his best shot.
The 50-year-old managed to win eight stars for the camp - which was three less than what he got at the beginning of the week, and this time his fears got in the way.
'It nearly killed me!' Pat Sharp attempted a second Bushtucker trial called the Bushman's Bungalow
The trial was set in a deserted shack set by a lake, complete with an ancient bushman rocking on a rocking chair on the veranda outside.
Pat had only two minutes in each room, during which he had to find the stars, and come face to face with the jungle inhabitants of the shack.
Pat tackled the Bushman's Bungalow as best he could but only managed to get two out of three stars in the first round in the bedroom after rummaging through drawers and cupboards, all of which were full of cockroaches and other insects.
After he’d finished in the bedroom he confessed to hosts Ant and Dec that the snakes had really 'freaked him out.'
Where's the stars: The DJ tried his best to locate all of the stars in each room of the bungalow
In the living room, Pat was met with lots of rats as he searched for more of the yellow objects but only found one this time.
The former Fun House presenter was talking all the way through the trial and at one point shouted: 'This Trial is tough!'
He then made his way to the kitchen where he searched frantically for more stars, plunging his hand into a sink of eels.
Everything he opened seemed to contain mealworms and there were flies buzzing around everywhere but he still failed to find all of the stars.
They're under the chair: The 50-year-old ran around the living room and was met with rats and worms
Next he had to look around outside next where a rusty old bathtub contained baby crocodiles.
There was also a bandicoot in a box, and Pat even searched the bushman himself in his quest to earn meals for the camp.
Finally he had to get into a boat contacting old fish and row to a buoy which had a star attached to it.
However, when his two minutes began, Pat jumped straight into the water and swam to the buoy.
When his time was up he emerged from the water looking exhausted and was seemed eager to get back to the camp.
Forget the boat: Pat jumped into the water to try and get the remaining yellow stars
'It was a hideous ordeal,' he told the other celebrities. 'It involved horrible carcasses, rats, bandicoots, it could not have been more horrendous – it was very, very, very, very difficult like you can’t imagine, it nearly killed me.'
Later that day Pat made his way into the Bush Telegraph and said: 'I think they were pretty pleased with me.'
McFly star, Dougie Poynter added: 'It sounded like a horror film or something, I would have been hopeless at it.'
But if Dougie and the rest of the group thought they were safe, then they were very, very wrong.
Bed Bugs: The camp mates had to spend the night in beds filled with rats, bugs and snakes in order to gain immunity
In order to gain their teams immunity, the group had to endure the Bed Bugs challenge.
The blue team felt like they already had an advantage as Sinitta was feeling so nervous.
But Anthony Cotton kept positive saying: 'Team orange are going to do their best.'
The Only Way Is Essex star, Mark Wright, predicted that he wouldn't do so well in the sleeping session - and he was right.
'I can't do it': TOWIE star Mark Wright was hysterical when they put rats into his beds but he managed to stick it out
Fan of snakes: Jessica-Jane Clement didn't seem to mind what she was spending the night with
'I've got absolutely no chance, I might as well just quit now,' he told his team.
He turned into a mad emotional wreck screaming for Dougie to help him during the fright filled overnight challenge.
Of course Sinitta became the first celebrity to shout 'I’m A Celebrity, Get Me Out Of Here' when fear got the better of her.
The orange team were at a disadvantage for only winning one of the three previous Beat the Bugs rounds starting with just 30 minutes on their clock as opposed to the blue team who had earned themselves an hour.
So brave: Emily Scott began crying and had a panic attack as lost of mini crabs began crawling into her bed
Can't sleep: The blue team were the winners as they remained in their beds until the morning
The team that managed to clock up the most hours were set to win immunity from the public voting them off.
Each team were allowed to pick what critter to place in their opposing team’s beds, so the orange team immediately decided rats for Mark, while the blue team chose cockroaches for Sinitta and snakes for Antony.
A very scared Sinitta took her time before getting into bed claiming the night was like a 'Freddie Kruger movie.'
'I don't feel like I can do it,' she told the group, whilst Fatima Whitbread tried to encourage them with a stern look.
Ouch! Fatima Whitbread was joined by lots of rats who bit her on the ear at one point
'It tickles': Willie Carson shared the night with jungle critters that climbed into his pyjamas
She tried to shield herself with a blanket against what was going to appear through the holes but was soon shouting to get out – and was sent back to camp.
'As we approached our beds I felt my legs go and I thought I’d pass out,' she said.
'I couldn’t breathe properly and it reminded me of when I was a little girl and my mum used to have to search under the bed, beds are supposed to be safe places and this was my worst nightmare.'
Next to climb out of bed was Antony who was freaked out by having three large snakes in with him - especially when one went to toilet on his leg.
Me and my snake: Anthony Cotton couldn't handle the challenge and hot the cage as he shouted to be let out
'Oh god, oh god, my plan has backfired and I’ve now got a snake on top of me,' he said as the python stretched out the length of the soap star. 'Get me out; I can’t cope with them anymore,' he pleaded.
Wearing his bandana over his face, Mark squealed for most of the night saying: 'Dougie, I can’t do this,' as more and more rats ran into his bed.
'I’ve got to get out, I can’t sleep, they are my worse thing in the world, they are crawling into my pyjamas, they are getting more confident, I can’t do it!
Look of fear: The soap star looked terrified as he tried to stick out a night with the snakes
'I’m going to be sick, they stink and are doing poos all over my bed. This is the worst thing I’ve had to do, ever.'
Someone else who found it difficult but managed to fight it was glamour model, Emily Scott.
She spent the night with lots of crabs but soon had a panic attack and started sobbing.
'I don’t like being in the box, I’m claustrophobic, I fell asleep but when I woke up my heart started going but I will stay,' she said.
We've won! Pat read out the results to the rest of the group in the morning
Benidorm star, Chrissy Rock, was the first of the blue team to leave her bed after bravely bearing hundreds of cockroaches pouring over her and crawling into her ears, she laid completely still all night in focused silence.
'I’m freezing and I feel like Beetlejuice,' she said.
Former athlete, Fatima, endured rats nibbling at her and was called Ratima by her camp mates, whilst Willie Carson got all giggly and twitchy with cockroaches in his bed.
U.S. star, Stefanie Powers, was also accompanied by crabs and Willie said to her: 'I wish I had crabs,' which led Antony to warn him to be careful what he wished for.
As dawn rose over the jungle, the remaining celebrities were released from their boxes and returned to camp.
Fed up: Anthony was moaning in the Bush Telegraph about the group being lazy
The results were read out by Pat who told the group that his team, the blue team, were the winners and were immune from the public vote.
But the whole group were happy when their food arrived later in the evening and Anthony decided it would be best to boil the leg of goat.
But although he always insists on cooking, the TV star felt that the rest of the camp were being lazy by not helping him.
'Some people are very good at doing nothing, I don’t include Crissy in that because she uses all her energy to entertain us and make us laugh,' he said in the Bush Telegraph.
'There are other people that just don’t seem to do much or want to, I’m not naming names, that’s for the others to decide but it does grate a bit.'
He then went on to talk about the state of the camp and commented on how messy it was: 'It looks like we're on some kind of hippy student backpacking retreat where everyone's just chilling out.
'I'm a doer and I have to get up and do things otherwise you'd go mad,' he added.
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