Teabag Dean needs to lay off Jane & Tulisa – stop moaning and pull your weight: Rebekah Vardy’s I’m A Celeb diary

NIPPLES, funerals and wallaby bum – wow, that was another interesting watch, wasn’t it?

Last night’s show was a match made in best friend heaven and a return of the furry visitors.

The rats revisited the camp last night, prompting the Reverend to take a stand with his dirty, dirty camp mates.

Clean your mess up you lot. It’s disgusting, you know you need to keep things tidy, otherwise the rats will definitely come and the snakes will appear.

Teabag, aka Dean, needs to lay off Jane and Tulisa. He can’t even keep the water filled.

I really feel sorry for poor Melvin… no wonder he started to call Dean Houdini. What a legend.

And Danny was absolutely right. Stop moaning Teabag. Just get on with it.

There will always be one in the jungle that kicks off about things and moans and, you know, doesn’t want to do something and doesn’t want to help.

But, you know, you’ve just got to pull together. It’s a team effort.

One person who did well last night is Tulisa, and she tried so hard with that trial.

And I love that she named her first Premier League club as Leicester. It’s clearly quite memorable for her.

It must have been a really, really tough one, though.

Those green ants were as bitey as Dean’s attitude was last night – Ouch!

She did make me laugh, though, and I really think she’s proper hilarious, but she definitely didn’t look happy at all, But I think she did really well.

Those sorts of trials do crazy things to your brain, and can make you forget all sorts of things.

And we’ve got to talk about the Reverend – he did it again, talking funerals.

There will definitely be no quiche at GK Barry’s, but she definitely wants the reverend to preside over hers.

And they are really becoming such good friends.

One of the things that they all will struggle is when they come out of the jungle is really adapting back into the outside world again.

It’s really, really tough, you know.

You’ve been isolated for so long from friends and from family, and then whoosh.

All of a sudden you’re back in the mix again with everyone and yeah, it’s really, really tough.

And, you know, a lot of the people from our year really struggled with that when we came out.

Next up, Alan. That is some serious, serious talent.

To be able to learn lines in the morning is absolutely incredible. He really is a genius.

And Oti is really coming into herself, I love her.

She is so infectious, and her personality is really shining alongside Reverend and Danny. They all really seem to lift the mood with each other.

Especially the Reverend and Danny.

Anyway, while the camp mates eat their wallaby bum, I’m going back to my chorizo and olives and cheese.

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