I’m A Celebrity’s voting percentages are revealed after Adam Thomas’ win in shocking live finale

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Now that Adam Thomas has been crowned the winner, we’re taking a look at how people voted on this year’s I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here!

Craig Charles came in fourth place. Mo Farah was second, and Harry Redknapp took third.

Although he won, the former Emmerdale actor’s victory was marred by drama from the show’s live final last Friday. Jimmy Bullard claimed he had been treated ‘abusively, aggressively, and intimidatingly’ by the winner during a heated argument that was filmed last year.

Boxer David Haye added to the back-and-forth, continuing his recent criticism of Adam and reviving their long-standing rivalry.

This year’s season of All Stars has been filled with drama, including reports of bullying and disagreements between Adam, Jimmy, and David.

Adam received the most votes to advance to the final four, with 51% of the public choosing to keep him in the competition.

Mo was close behind at 32%, putting Harry in third place with 9% and Craig in fourth with 8%.

The voting was very close, but Adam ultimately won with 58% of the votes. Sir Mo received 32%, and Harry got 10%.

Things got chaotic during the live finale when Gemma Collins and Sinitta angrily walked off stage, and hosts Ant and Dec had trouble regaining control.

After Adam reportedly used a highly offensive slur against Jimmy during a heated argument that led to the show being cancelled last year, the two Geordie personalities allowed Jimmy a chance to respond.

Jimmy explained he was leaving the show due to personal issues and wouldn’t be paid fully unless he said the show’s catchphrase during a challenge.

Jimmy acknowledged he made a mistake and upset people by blaming someone else. However, he firmly stated he won’t tolerate abusive, aggressive, or intimidating behavior.

Jimmy asked Ant and Dec for their thoughts, pointing out that they had been present but hadn’t included any of the relevant footage.

‘You didn’t show any of the C-bombs, it’s a liberty’, Jimmy fumed.

Ant explained they didn’t broadcast the offensive language because it’s not allowed on air. He added that he was present during the incident and didn’t find it threatening, reiterating to Jim that he had witnessed it firsthand.

Adam stated that he fully accepts responsibility for what happened, and acknowledged that strong emotions were involved at the time.

I truly care about Jimmy and feel for him. I’ve apologized to him many times, and I’m listening to his concerns. All I can do now is offer my sincere apologies again.

I didn’t like how I came across, and I’ve never presented myself that way before or since. I’m sorry, Jimmy.

Adam recently shared on his podcast, ‘At Home With The Thomas Bros,’ that he’s been in therapy to deal with the emotional impact of his public disagreement with boxer David.

Adam became emotional and explained that the experience felt like being back in school, facing a different kind of harassment. He clarified it wasn’t physical bullying, but rather a manipulative and psychologically damaging experience.

I regret not defending myself while I was there. Thinking about it now, that’s what bothered me the most – not speaking up for myself.

He explained that the jungle experience fundamentally changed him. He wasn’t the same person who went in, and that wasn’t an exaggeration.

I’m now seeing a therapist because this situation has really messed with my head. I keep wondering how this could be happening to me – I’m a 37-year-old man, and I’m upset that I’m letting someone else affect me so deeply.

David has repeatedly criticized Adam, even making a nasty comment on social media and alleging that Adam earned between £20,000 and £25,000 per day for being on the ITV show.

Okay, so this boxer, right? I’m a huge fan, but honestly, he really messed up. He was on this show, ‘Termite Terror,’ and he tried to get out of a trial because he wasn’t feeling well. But the way he talked to Adam while doing it… it was awful! People are saying it was straight-up bullying, and I get why! I still love him, but he needs to apologize. It was a really bad look, and I’m cringing just thinking about it!

Adam, living with psoriatic arthritis, informed his fellow contestants that he wasn’t feeling up to competing.

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2026-04-28 02:19