Model and television presenter Kelly Brook has become the fourth celebrity to be eliminated from this year's I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! The 46-year-old was voted out by the public during Tuesday night's episode, bringing her two-and-a-half-week jungle stint to an end.
Euphoric Return to Civilisation
Emerging from the jungle, a delighted Kelly Brook made her way to the Marriott hotel in Surfers Paradise on Australia's Gold Coast. She was still wearing her practical camp attire—a khaki skirt, navy vest, and bright red cargo trousers—as she waved to cameras upon arrival. Her exit follows those of fellow campmates Alex Scott, Eddie Kadi, and Vogue Williams.
The emotional high point came after her traditional post-exit interview with hosts Ant and Dec. Waiting for her at the end of the famous bridge was her husband of three years, Italian model Jeremy Parisi. Parisi had flown into Australia last week to greet her, marking a sweet reunion after her time in the isolated camp.
Reflections on Camp Life and Controversy
In her exit interview, Brook was reflective about her experience. "What a fabulous group of people. It's been brilliant but I am so ready to come out," she said. She described the jungle as a "dream" and "so beautiful," but conceded that others in the camp wanted to reach the final more than she did.
The conversation inevitably turned to the visible tensions with campmate Jack Osbourne, centred around a disagreement over cooking duties in the camp. Brook insisted she had tried to remain neutral. "I kind of really tried to be neutral with everyone," she stated.
This clash had spilled over onto social media, with Jack's sister, Kelly Osbourne, accusing Brook of bullying behaviour—a claim the model did not directly address in her exit remarks. Instead, Brook reserved high praise for fellow campmate Martin Kemp, whom she called her "saviour" during the experience.
Camp Tensions and Secret Sweets
Brook's departure followed an episode where ongoing camp disputes, particularly concerning washing-up routines, continued to simmer. The row escalated when content creator AngryGinge (Morgan Burtwistle) threatened to refuse washing up duties if campmates continued to eat their rice rations from mugs instead of tins, doubling his workload.
Brook and Vogue Williams had defended the practice, with Brook explaining that eating from a cup made the meagre rice feel "more like breakfast." A compromise was eventually brokered by rapper Aitch, suggesting cups could be used twice—for breakfast and then dinner—to reduce the washing-up burden.
In a lighter moment, Brook also addressed the viral incident where she, Aitch, and AngryGinge secretly enjoyed some sweets they had won during a trial. The model confessed she came clean to the rest of the camp about their ploy as she was saying her goodbyes.
Reflecting on the intense jungle environment, Brook noted, "My first thoughts were how real it was. I didn't expect it to be that real... It's like a sensory overload. But then after a couple of days, it just becomes your home."
I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! continues on ITV1 and ITVX.
