Where do I start? Dean, you really let the camp down last night.
There’s nothing worse than failing a trial, but to say I’m A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! It’s just, no.
You literally just have to force yourself into these trials. Everyone’s starving, totally relying on you to succeed. I can’t believe you actually tapped out.
Trials force yourself out of your comfort zone and you have to switch the background noise off. Get in, get out and just get the job done because everyone’s relying on you. Everyone’s starving and everyone wants you to succeed. You’ve just got to get on with it.
The camp’s been really, really nice at the minute with failures, but I guarantee it really won’t last long.
Everyone’s going to become hangry and the weather, especially if it carries on being as wet and cold as it was last night. It's really really going to start affecting everyone’s mood so we may start seeing a few narky people.
I love Grace. She’s so refreshingly honest, but no surprises who keeps asking those questions, is it?
Her being honest about her sexuality, not that it’s anyone’s business, will really, really help people struggling with things like that.
Please, Grace. Don’t ever go searching your name on the internet, especially on social media, because it’s just full of vicious trolls that have always got something negative to say about you. One minute they’ll love you, the next minute they’ll hate you. Just don’t go searching for it.
Jane really made me laugh last night talking about complaints procedures in the good old days and the trolls.
She has some really really good advice and she would definitely be one that I would turn to because she’s been there, she’s done it, she’s experienced the good and the bad.
I really, really loved her quote when she said ‘I could shrink myself to be digestible to you, but actually I’m just going to be myself and let you choke’.
A lot of people can take note from that because that’s what life is all about, just being yourself and two fingers up what everyone else thinks really.
Talking meal times in the zoo, you never really know when they are going to deliver your food parcel. It’s like a waiting game.
You know it’s getting towards dinner time, it’s getting dark, but you never really know. Then all of a sudden the parcel literally comes over your head from the crew and you never know when you open that parcel what you’re going to get.
It could be anything and it’s always always a surprise. The most random things you’ve probably ever seen and you just think ‘oh my God, what am I going to do with this?’
I remember we had crocodile feet once and I was like ‘oh my God, how do you even cook crocodile feet?’ It is quite an experience but I definitely think Tulisa for camp chef moving forward.
I loved the challenge with Danny and Alan. I think they’re brilliant. They’re really, really going to go a long way. They’re so funny. I don’t think they realise how funny they are. They looked absolutely gutted when they got a couple of the questions wrong but can’t win them all, lads.
