DANIELLE Harold has subtly snubbed Pete Wicks after growing close at the I’m A Celebrity wrap party.
The EastEnders actress, 31, shared a photo of her beaming alongside her co-stars Fred Sirieix, Frankie Dettori, Nick Pickard and Marvin Humes and praised them as four “gentleman”.
Danielle captioned it: “The word gentleman doesn’t even cut it for this lot. Fred, Frankie, Nick, Marvin.”
They were seen letting their hair down at a beach club while drinking cocktails and lapping up the Australian sunshine, before heading back to the UK.
But Pete was nowhere to be seen and didn’t get a mention in her gushing tribute.
Earlier this week The Sun reported that Pete was chatting up Danielle as the cast of I’m A Celebrity reunited at the show’s wrap party.
They enjoyed some down time in the hotel bar and mixed with other members of the cast’s family and friends.
Both Pete and Danielle looked happy in one another’s company as they could be seen laughing with each other during their chat.
A source said of their display: “Danielle and Pete continue to enjoy their time together, it was another continued display of affection in public – they were looking cosy.
“They had their arms around each other and were cuddling.
“Even though their closeness had been noted at the beach club it did nothing to stop them and they were very tactile again.”
Their cosy display at the party comes just days after they were seen ‘getting close’ following the EastEnders star’s eviction from the jungle.
They were seen partying together at Cali Beach, a posh club in Surfers Paradise on Queensland’s Gold Coast and appeared to be enjoying one another’s company.
Although they seemed to be revelling in one another’s company at the wrap party, the guests did not stay partying until the late hours as you might have expected.
All of the stars were tucked up in bed by 11pm with Danielle taking herself off to her room after picking up a takeaway from reception at around 10:45pm.
Speaking of the group’s tame antics, an insider said: “You’d think after three weeks in the jungle they’d all be up for a party but no one really seemed up for the craic.”
