I’m A Celeb fans turn on Janice Dickinson as her ‘rancid’ comments to Andy Whyment are revealed in full
I’M A Celebrity viewers have turned on Janice Dickinson and branded her behaviour towards Andy Whyment “rancid” after their bitter camp clash.
Former supermodel Janice, 68, who is a self-described “super b*tch”, infuriated Andy, who plays Kirk Sutherland in Coronation Street, by demanding he make her a wreath.
The actor politely insisted she was asking the wrong person as he can’t weave, but it didn’t go down well and prompted Janice to claim that Joe Swash wouldn’t object.
Janice then sniped to Myleene Klass: “He doesn’t want to do anything for me.
“He doesn’t even want to have a conversation with me. He hates me.
“Type of men want to do things for me and the other types don’t want to do anything at all.”
Andy overheard from across the camp and said: “Are you saying I don’t want to do anything for you?”
Appearing to gaslight him, Janice replied: “No I didn’t. I wasn’t talking about you.”
Andy explained his response by adding: “I was gonna say I’m gonna try and do it. I’m just not very good.”
One viewer commented: “I hate her, she is constantly sitting on her arse doing nothing expecting everyone to everything for her. And when they won’t she has to complain she’s not the bloody queen.”
Another said: “It’s the way she tells him to do it, not asks him that annoys me. If she had changed the way she said it I don’t thing he would have had a problem or declined doing it in a different way.
A third posted: “Why tf couldn’t she talk to him herself and not start arguments.
“Self obsessed person, Janice make your own wreath FFS.”
Last night Janice and Toff were left screaming in terror when a storm hit the camp.
A heavy downpour and stormy weather meant the celebrities had a restless night.
But the thunder and lightning left Georgia ‘Toff’ Toffolo and Janice terrified.
As a belt of thunder could be heard, Toff let out a scream, supermodel Janice covered her ears.
Joe Swash could be heard saying: “It’s going to be an interesting night.”
In the telegraph, Janice then said: “The lightning is cracking right over head of us, I don’t want to sleep out there.”
After returning to camp she then shouted “this is a rainstorm”.