TULISA has told of her secret rants at I’m A Celebrity bosses that were never aired on ITV.
The singer admits she was the “rebel” of the jungle – and would often “kick-off” at the crew.
She blasted producers during the credit card task when the celebrities had to pay money to get water or use the dunny.
Tulisa ended up getting her own way when the one-off task was axed overnight.
The N-Dubz star – who was suffering from painful periods due to her endometriosis – told her former campmate GK Barry on Saving Grace: “It would obviously come up at the end of the day how many times you’ve gone to the loo. I wasn’t happy about that.
“Poor ITV dealing with me, I went ‘I’m not having my bladder movements put on national TV, you’re going to have to change this!’.
“And then I was like ‘GK is on her period, you’re not charging her to use the dunny to change her tampon.
‘That’s tampon tax and it’s unacceptable!’ And the next day it was gone!”
She even went mad over the “terrible conditions” Maura Higgins and Reverend Richard Coles were forced to live in as part of a task.
Unknown to her, the pair were secretly living in luxury and had to convince their campmates otherwise.
Tulisa said: “I saw Maura shaking like she had hypothermia and was like this is unacceptable! You cannot leave them like this, we are not prisoners here!
“I was the protestor, I was protesting for camp rights. Because I was saying what everyone wanted to say but was too scared. So I did have a few kick-offs.”
Tulisa also told GK Barry she “worked out” when she was going to be booted off the jungle.
The star – who previously opened up about her crippling experience triggered a breakdown – left Australia just days after being voted out of the jungle and urged cameras to stop rolling because of her fragile mental health.
She said: “One thing a lot of people didn’t know – you know you can tell how much airtime you’re getting by how much you’re getting called to the Bushtucker Telegraph and how many questions they ask you? Because you’re narrating what’s being aired.
“And in the days running up to it I wasn’t getting called as much to the BT and then I wasn’t get asked as many questions, so I was like, ‘Ah’.
Endometriosis is a chronic condition which occurs when tissue which is similar to the lining of the womb is found outside of the womb - in areas of the body including the ovaries, Fallopian tubes, the abdomen and the bladder.
So what causes the condition that so many women suffers from?
The exact cause of the condition isn’t known, but it’s thought it could be hereditary or due to environmental factors – namely the presence of dioxins in the environment.
Meanwhile, other experts believe it could be caused by a process called retrograde menstruation, which is when the womb lining flows backwards through the Fallopian tubes into the abdomen, instead of leaving the body as a period.
Endometriosis can sometimes cause damage to the Fallopian tubes or ovaries, leading to fertility problems.
Other complications can include painful ovarian cysts and adhesions – areas of tissue which can fuse organs together.
“But at the same time I was also going into my introvert mode by that point I was already getting overwhelmed so I was not really intricated into camp a lot anyway.
“So in my mind I was like I might end up going because I knew I wasn’t getting much airtime.”
