I'm A Celebrity's GK Barry predicts star will 'quit' ITV show after fan concerns

Just days after many viewers predicted she could be the first star to leave the show this year, GK Barry has predicted that one of her I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here co-stars will 'quit' just hours after they entered the jungle.

Second favourite to win the ITV new series going into last Sunday's launch episode, GK topped the public vote when viewers at home were given their first chance to pick a celeb to do a trial, having struggled before she'd even set foot in camp. On hearing from Ant and Dec that she'd be taking on the Vile Volcano trial, podcast host GK looked absolutely terrified, as she declared: "I'm going to die."

After being shaken-up at the prospect of doing the horrific I'm A Celebrity challenge, no-one was more surprised than GK herself when she emerged from it with 9 out of a possible 10 stars, before she was then voted to do another trial, alongside Dean McCullough. And it was on noticing how pale she looked before and after, that viewers flocked to X to express their concern for GK as some, went as far as saying, she'd end up choosing to leave the show.

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However, GK has now voiced the same concerns for another star, I'm A Celebrity late arrival Maura Higgins, as she entered the programme with Rev Richard Coles on Thursday night; not straight into main camp, but at another location - Jungle Junkyard, as the pair were given the 'secret mission' of trying to convince the celebs in main camp they were roughing it, living on basic rations and with no proper beds.

GK, together with Coleen Rooney, entered Jungle Junkyard to hand over dirty dishes for Maura and Richard, as the newcomers laid it on thick about how they were 'struggling.' And, with Maura out of earshot, GK then remarked: "It’s like a jail. don’t know if Maura is going to last…”