I’M A CELEBRITY champion Sam Thompson has hinted at a major show feud with two of his jungle co-stars.
The ex Made In Chelsea star, 31, was bestowed the I’m A Celeb crown last weekend after he pipped boxer Tony Bellew to the post in the final two.
Yesterday, Sam was spotted in an emotional embrace with partner Zara McDermott as he touched down on home turf – yet eagle-eyed fans spotted he has snubbed both Nigel Farage, 59, and Jamie Lynn Spears, 32, from his social media.
While there was love in the air as he returned to the UK – when BFF Pete Wicks stood awkwardly alongside the duo – things on social media might not be as sweet.
It was previously reported how Sam and a host of his other campmates had snubbed one of their co-stars after the final.
Now it appears he has not only thrown Instagram shade towards former UKIP leader – by not following him on the social media site – US star Jamie is missing from his profile too.
Neither appear on the reality TV star’s “following” list – sparking speculation of a feud.
Sam and Jamie Lynn had an up and down relationship in camp, with the duo initially appearing to kiss.
Yet the Zoey 101 star then turned on Sam after he accused her of “crying wolf.”
This came shortly before Britney Spears’ little sister decided to quit.
Yet it appears Sam might not be eager to track her antics after camp.
Meanwhile, Nigel hasn’t proved a popular person to follow – with a slew of ITV stars snubbing his page.
The only person that Nigel pressed the Instagram follow button for was EastEnders legend Danielle Harold – and she returned the favour.
Meanwhile, yesterday Sam returned to social media after his huge win.
Sam said on Instagram: “I’M COMING HOME!!!! I only just got my phone back this morning, and I don’t quite know where to begin, but I want to start first of all by saying thank you.
“Thank you from the bottom of my heart, there aren’t quite the words to describe how grateful I am for each and everyone of you who supported me during my time in the jungle.”
Sam went on to explain how winning the show was a “dream”, gushing: “You made a young boys dream (now slightly older) come true, and I will never ever forget that.”
