JAMIE LYNN Spears has awkwardly snubbed four of her campmates after dramatically quitting I’m A Celebrity.
The actress, 32, left the jungle on Wednesday for “medical reasons” after viewers saw her become emotional in camp.
Following her exit, she has since broken her silence on social media.
She said: I can’t wait to share with y’all everything about this once in a lifetime experience, but I don’t even know where to start when trying to describe what an incredibly special time and place I had with some of the absolute best humans I have ever met and consider family now.
“THANK Y’ALL for welcoming me into your living rooms night after night, and for supporting me through all the highs and lows.
“I’m am so grateful for this show, and all of the wonderful people apart of it! I will be taking some time to recovery and spend time with my family, but looking forward to sharing all about my journey on @imacelebrity with everyone! LOVE Y’ALLLL.”
But eagle-eyed fans have noticed how she’s failed to follow some of her campmates now that she’s had access to her social media.
Jamie Lynn has followed all but four of the celebrities from this year’s lineup.
The Zoe 101 star appears to have snubbed Nick Pickard, Nella Rose, Nigel Farage and Frankie Dettori.
The Sun revealed the real reason for Jamie Lynn’s departure from camp after days of crisis talks.
There was a number of high-level discussions involving ITV’s logistic teams and her own management behind the scenes.
ITV bosses were able to support Jamie Lynn through 11 days on the show, as success in the Climb of Cruelty and Scarena Series buoyed her and delayed the inevitable.
But ultimately she blasted: “I hate it here so much, I hate it, I hate it, I hate it here.
“This place is where people go to have the worst days of their lives.”
Confirming the news yesterday, a show spokesperson said: “Jamie Lynn Spears has left I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! on medical grounds.
“She’s been a fantastic campmate who has triumphed at trials and bonded well with her fellow celebrities.”
