Kelly Brook proudly displayed the results of her I'm A Celebrity weight loss journey this week, modelling an array of stunning underwear sets for a major new campaign with high street retailer Next. The 46-year-old presenter and model, who shed an impressive 15 pounds during her time in the jungle last year, looked radiant and self-assured in the sensual photoshoot.
Confidence on Display in Diverse Lingerie Looks
The campaign features Kelly in several eye-catching ensembles that highlight her famous curves. One particularly striking look saw her wearing a sophisticated black lace combination that elegantly accentuated her figure. Additional styles included delicate sheer designs in white and pink, along with a bold black set adorned with floral patterns, where she posed with undeniable poise and energy.
A Collaboration Built on Authenticity
Speaking passionately about the new lingerie range, Kelly emphasised its focus on real women. 'This collaboration feels honest and accessible,' she explained. 'It's lingerie designed for real bodies and real lifestyles. The edit is shaped by years of understanding my own body and knowing what makes me feel confident, comfortable, and feminine.'
Her hope for the collection is deeply personal. 'I want women to look in the mirror and think, this feels like me,' Kelly shared. 'No squeezing into something that doesn't feel right, just feeling supported, feminine, and confident in their own skin. Over time, I've learnt to love my body rather than criticise it.'
Rejecting Weight-Loss Jab Offers
In a revealing aside, the Slim Fast ambassador disclosed that she was recently offered a prescription weight-loss injection, Mounjaro, before entering the I'm A Celebrity camp. Discussing this on the How To Fail With Elizabeth Day podcast, Kelly expressed disbelief. 'I was offered Mounjaro literally last week by a doctor. Isn't that insane?' she recounted.
Kelly firmly declined the offer, questioning its necessity. 'I said, 'What do I need that for?' He said 'everyone's on it' and I'm like 'Well, I'm not'.' She pressed the doctor on potential side effects, receiving an assurance there were none, but remained unconvinced. 'There was a whole conversation, but I don't comply. He knows I don't comply because they try and give me all sorts of things. I know what I like.'
Drawing a Line on Body Interventions
While Kelly admitted to being open to certain aesthetic 'tweakments' like facials, massage, and a little Botox, she draws a firm line at using pharmaceutical aids for weight management. 'I love my body, I absolutely love my body,' she stated emphatically. 'I did a marathon this year, and I'm 45 years old. My body has got me through so many things, and I just love my curves, my husband loves my curves. I think it's unfortunate that women feel the need to change who they are.'
Mounjaro, known generically as tirzepatide, is a prescription medication approved for treating type 2 diabetes and for chronic weight management in adults with obesity or overweight who have weight-related health conditions.
Reflecting on the Jungle Experience
Kelly, who was the fourth campmate voted off I'm A Celebrity in December last year, missing the final, also reflected on her unconventional preparations for the show. Contrary to intense training regimes, she adopted a more relaxed approach. 'I said I was going to go to the gym and do some big hikes. I haven't done any of that,' she confessed.
'I have also been fattening myself up in the run-up as I've been having chocolate, roast dinners and a few glasses of wine,' Kelly added with humour. Her main pre-show anxiety centred on her dog's welfare during her absence. Ultimately, she decided to embrace the challenge, inspired by previous accomplishments like running the London Marathon and participating in Celebrity Race Across The World with her husband, Jeremy Parisi.
Renowned for her iconic hourglass figure, Kelly Brook first rose to fame as a lingerie model and a Page Three girl for The Daily Star, establishing a career built on celebrating natural curves and confidence.
