I'm A Celeb cast given five-word warning by Eastenders star about GK Barry and Dean McCullough

Former I'm A Celeb contestant Dean Gaffney has shared a five word warning to this years campmates over GK Barry and Dean McCullough.

Chatting to Closer magazine, ex-EastEnders star Dean, who appeared in the 2006 instalment of the hit ITV show shared his thoughts on the current campmates and revealed what the performances of two celebrities during bushtucker trials could mean for the I'm A Celeb camp.

He said: "When people are screaming, like Dean [McCullough] and GK Barry, I've been in that environment - you do lose consciousness of reality. I believe [the screaming], whereas a lot of people in the forums are feeling it's a bit OTT."

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After Dean and GK recently picked up zero stars during a bushtucker trial, Dean made a prediction, as he warned campmates: "As a nation, we always vote for the person that we feel is going to bring the most entertainment and be the most frightened, I think the camp probably will go hungry, because Dean and GK are a bit scared of their own shadow. You start seeing a very different camp when people don't eat!"

Last week, I'm A Celeb fans saw GK and Dean return to camp without any stars after the podcaster struggled as she became fully submerged in a water-filled tank as she tried to win food for her fellow celebrities.

But, after he competing in a whopping six trials already this series, the celebrities found out in Monday's (November 25) episode that Dean would not be competing in the Tuesdays trial, after Loose Women panelist Jane Moore and ex-Love Islander Maura Higgins were voted by the public to take on the challenge.

As Dean shared aired his views on BBC Radio 1 DJ Dean and GK's bushtucker trial performances, he revealed that one celebrity has stood out from the rest in this years series: "I think they've got some good people - it's great they got Coleen (Rooney). There's not much she can do wrong. I watched her documentary (The Real Wagatha Story) and she and Wayne just came across as really humble."

I'm A Celebrity airs every night of the week, with the next episode due to broadcast on ITV 1 tonight (Wednesday, November 27) at 9pm.