Rapper and I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! fan favourite Aitch has melted hearts by fulfilling a sweet promise he made to his younger sister while competing in the ITV jungle. The Manchester-born star, whose real name is Harrison Armstrong, shared the heartwarming moment he took his sister Gracie for a long-awaited trip to bakery chain Greggs.
A Promise Made in the Jungle
During his time on the popular reality show, which aired in late 2025, Aitch was visited by his two sisters, Hattie and Gracie. While catching up in the camp, Gracie made a specific request of her famous brother. She told him that if he was voted out, she wanted him to take her to Greggs. Aitch immediately promised, "I'll take you anywhere you want."
True to his word, the rapper has now made good on that pledge. He posted a series of pictures and videos to his Instagram on December 19, 2025, showing the pair's outing. In the caption, he simply wrote: "A promise is a promise. She finally got her Greggs."
A Bond Celebrated by Co-Stars and Fans
The clips, filmed from inside Aitch's car, show Gracie beaming with joy as she enjoys a wrap from the popular bakery. "Are you dead happy?" Aitch can be heard asking her, to which she responds with an emphatic nod, grinning from ear to ear.
The post prompted an outpouring of affection from fellow I'm A Celeb alumni and followers. Former campmate Vicky Pattison commented, "Love you both," while EastEnders actress Shona McGarty wrote, "Go Gracie! Get that Greggs girl!"
Fans were equally charmed. One social media user noted, "Absolutely priceless the littlest things mean the most in life," while another said, "Beautiful Sister and amazing brother for keeping your promise." A third fan was convinced by Gracie's enjoyment, adding, "She’s made me wanna try the wrap from Greggs now."
A Mission of Awareness and Love
Aitch has consistently spoken about his close relationship with Gracie, who has Down's Syndrome. During his jungle stint, he performed his song 'My G', which was written about her. All proceeds from the track are donated to the Down's Syndrome Association.
He also shared touching anecdotes about his sister with campmates, revealing how much she enjoyed watching Ellie Goldstein, a model with Down's Syndrome, on Strictly Come Dancing. Aitch recounted that Gracie told him Ellie was "one of God's special children like me."
Prior to entering the jungle, the rapper stated that a key motivation for joining the show was to raise awareness and challenge perceptions about Down's Syndrome. "I don't want Down Syndrome to be seen as a negative thing," he explained. He expressed a desire to change the narrative, so that when someone shares a diagnosis, the response is never one of pity, but of understanding. "They're the best people in the world," he said of individuals with Down's Syndrome.
This simple trip to Greggs, therefore, represents more than just a kept promise; it's a testament to the profound and joyful bond at the heart of Aitch's jungle journey.
