Former I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! contestant Jack Osbourne has directly addressed claims made by his sister, Kelly Osbourne, that his campmate Kelly Brook was a 'bully' during their time in the Australian jungle.
Clearing the Air on 'Bully' Allegations
Jack, 40, who left the ITV reality show in a shock double elimination on Friday evening alongside actress Lisa Riley, has now set the record straight. Speaking to The Sun, he firmly dismissed the label placed on Brook by his protective older sister.
"Kelly is not a bully at all," Jack stated. "Kelly Brook is awesome. We had an absolutely fine friendship in camp. There was never anything, at least on my side. We were chill the whole time. We got on great, just like everyone."
He suggested his sister's comments, posted on Instagram during the series, stemmed from familial protectiveness. "I think it was just the protectiveness," he explained. "I haven’t seen the whole episodes yet, so I don’t know what went out there, what was said."
Mutual Respect After the Jungle
Kelly Brook has echoed Jack's sentiments about their relationship since exiting the camp. In comments to The Daily Mail, she revealed she felt a particular closeness to Jack and a few others.
"I probably got on with him the best out of everyone," Brook said. "Like Jack, Martin and Vogue – they were my people in there." This mutual perspective strongly contradicts any narrative of sustained conflict or bullying behaviour between the two celebrities.
The initial friction appeared to centre around kitchen duties, a common source of tension in the camp's close quarters, which may have been amplified for viewers through editing.
Personal Joy Amidst Grief
In a deeply personal revelation upon his exit, Jack shared that his wife, Aree, is 28 weeks pregnant with their second child. He disclosed the poignant detail that Aree was able to share the news with his father, rock legend Ozzy Osbourne, before his death in July this year.
Ozzy Osbourne died after suffering a heart attack, just weeks after performing his final concert in Birmingham. Jack described the new pregnancy as "awesome" and a source of comfort during a difficult period.
"It’s been partly a healthy distraction, partly healing," he told The Sun. Some observers, including TV presenter Alison Hammond on the spin-off show 'Unpacked', felt Jack's visible anxiety in camp—noted by fans as 'hovering' in the kitchen—might have been linked to him taking part in the show so soon after his father's passing.
The series concluded with Ginge being crowned the winner of I'm A Celebrity 2025. Celebs Go Dating's Tom Read Wilson finished second, and EastEnders star Shona McGarty placed third.
