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Rebekah Vardy SLAMS I’m A Celebrity’s Dean McCullough as ‘lazy’ and ‘moody’ and says he should be the first star to be booted from jungle

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As an avid fan of I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!, I must say that this year’s episode has been quite intriguing. The challenges are always exciting, but the “The Rank Bank” challenge really took things to a whole new level. I could almost hear Ant and Dec’s voices echoing in my living room as I watched the contestants dive into the critter-filled hell hole.

Rebekah Vardy has spoken up, expressing her hope that Dean McCullough will be the first celebrity to leave the I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! camp.

42-year-old WAG openly stated that she would certainly vote for Dean’s removal and finds it puzzling that no other celebrities have addressed his conduct yet.

In my latest vlog for The Sun, I candidly shared: “Dean, while there have certainly been amusing moments from your end, personally, it’s now time for you to depart. The dramatic performances have run their course. If given the chance, I would indeed be casting my vote for your exit.

‘Dean is lazy, he’s moody. He really needs to be put in his place. I don’t know why someone doesn’t call him out on his dramatics and his attitude towards other people. I don’t know, maybe they think it’s OK.’

In the year 2017, Rebekah competed in the I’m A Celebrity show, eventually becoming one of the three celebrities who were removed from the jungle setting.

Speaking about the sensation of companions departing, she remarked: ‘It’s somewhat unsettling when fellow campers are eliminated. You can’t quite predict when it’ll occur. Time and day just seem to blur together.’

As more people depart, the situation becomes increasingly chaotic, and you find yourself longing for their presence. It’s an unusual period, fraught with uncertainty. There’s potential for tension to arise, though it remains to be seen.

Dean has ruffled feathers in the camp for his reluctance to do some of the camp chores.

After viewers criticized Dean and labeled the recent Bush Tucker Trial as the “most revolting spectacle” they had ever witnessed on the program, the campmates competed fiercely to earn funds for their group, as they vied for victory.

On Thursdays episode of the ITV program, the public selected radio host Alan Halsall (age 32), along with his fellow contestants Danny Jones (age 38). They were all set to challenge The Rank Bank.

As a die-hard fanatic, I found myself in an unusual predicament: my mission was to delve into a collection of trays overflowing with offal and extract coins using nothing but my own mouth. The challenge was intriguing, to say the least!

During the court proceedings, those watching from home witnessed Danny, Dean, and Alan reveal uncooked pig’s testicles, fish entrails, and fish eyeballs.

Dean showed an immediate sign of discomfort upon hearing about potentially handling fish innards once more. He informed Ant and Dec, “No, I’m not prepared yet.

However, when the Klaxon blared, he was compelled to submerge his head into the salty mess along with everyone else.

Yet, it didn’t take much time before he began voicing his complaints, prompting fans to vent on X, previously known as Twitter, expressing their frustration towards the radio host for advising him to calm down.

One fan wrote: ‘This is where the screaming starts f**.’; ‘Sod your veneers who-dean-he.’; ‘”It’s all in my veneers” seriously Dean! Get a grip!’

Option A: “Dean really gets under my skin. It’s best if you leave.”;

Instead, many viewers labeled the recent Bushtucker Trial as the “most revolting” they had ever seen during the program.

One fan wrote: ‘Tbf I can’t blame Dean for this one, that’s gross as hell.’; ‘That is the most disgusting thing I have ever seen on i’m a celeb I couldn’t watch.’; ‘That trial is rank (sick emoji) can’t be hygenic, got food poisoning written all over it (sick emoji)’ 

As the celebrities stepped into the Bushtucker Trial zone, Ant and Dec announced, “Prepare for jungle living to become quite costly.

In the course of their discussion, they explained that daily necessities at the campsite will require funds, which can only be spent using your Jungle Cash Card. They further mentioned that you’ll be divided into three groups or teams.

In the sequence of events, I was informed that I, along with Dean, Alan, and Danny, were to be the initial representatives on our respective teams. Each of us was assigned a unique colored monetary card.

Further along, the remaining campers settled down on the benches. Later, they were told to select a cash card from a bag at their own discretion. The color of the card indicated which team they belonged to.

In the pink team, there were Dean, Jane, Colleen, and Melvin. Meanwhile, the blue team consisted of Alan, Tulisa, Richard, and Barry. The remaining members, which included Danny, Maura, Oti, and another Barry, were on the orange team.

Within their designated groups, it was made clear that each member would manage the financial affairs of their team, as each group had its unique bank account and debit cards.

The funds would be used to cover costs for necessities at the campsite throughout the day, including meal preparations for dinner.

As a lifestyle enthusiast, I found myself in an interesting predicament: I couldn’t splurge without first earning the hard-earned cash. That’s when Dean, Alan, and Danny stepped up to the plate for the inaugural challenge. They were diving right into The Rank Bank, their initial opportunity to secure some cold, hard cash for their respective teams.

In a straightforward explanation, Ant and Dec shared that they will participate in four competitions with the goal of earning money for their respective teams’ bank balances.

In the first position, a prize of $300 is given, while second place earns $200 and third place receives $100. Each competition has a time restriction of three minutes, so if competitors don’t finish within this timeframe, they won’t receive any winnings for their account.

Danny and Alan had a very close competition, but in the end, Danny narrowly edged out Alan to secure a victory for Team Orange, earning them $300. Meanwhile, Alan received $200 for his efforts on Team Blue. Unfortunately, Dean didn’t manage to finish the task within the given timeframe, so he didn’t receive any prize money.

Next, Dean encountered a challenging adversary – fish entrails, since the teams were tasked with retrieving three coins from a container filled with fish guts, utilizing only their mouths for the job.

In the end, Alan emerged victorious, while Danny and Dean put up a strong fight for the runner-up position.

In simpler terms, Dean finished in second place earning $200, while Danny ran overtime, receiving his third coin 5 seconds following the horn blast, which meant he didn’t win any money.

During the third competition, they were instructed to closely monitor their budgets since Ant and Dec disclosed that contestants would need to collect fish eye juice in a shot glass by using just their mouth, aiming to reach the red line with each attempt.

Alan came first with $300, Danny second with $200 and Dean third with $100.

As Dean said of the fish guts: “It’s all in my veneers!”

In the closing event, Dean, Alan, and Danny were tasked with reaching into a box teeming with small creatures to retrieve three coins swiftly for the last race.

In simpler terms, Alan finished first and received an additional $300, while Dean took second place with a prize of $200. Unfortunately, Danny didn’t manage to complete the event on time, therefore he didn’t win anything.

After conquering ‘The Rank Bank’ competition, I, a die-hard fan, can’t help but shout about Team Blue’s triumph! They walked away with a grand prize of $1100! Meanwhile, the Pink and Orange squads displayed an impressive show, ending in a tie with $500 each. What a thrilling contest it was!

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2024-11-29 21:19

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