I'm a Celebrity's Tulisa Contostavlos is the third person to leave jungle

Tulisa says she wants Oti Mabuse to win I'm a Celebrity because she is her earth angel.

"Good choice," says Dec.

Tulisa wants Carol Vorderman and Melvin Odoom to happen.

She questions Ant and Dec: "Can we make it happen? Has she said anything?"

They say yes yes but want to get to talking more about her, not allowing it to derail their interview.

Tulisa admits the trials were as bad as she thought they would be.

"When you pulled out those spiders on me," she says of the eating trial. Of putting both spiders into her mouth in the trial, she says: "I was trying to get them all over and done with."

Tulisa says she had tried to prepare for cooking but there were still things that surprised her — including kangeroo tail.

"They were still pulling out dishes I hadn't heard of," she says.

The N-Dubz singer says there was a lot of pressure cooking in camp. Cooking the kangeroo tail was the hardest yet kangeroo sausages were the tastiest.

Tulisa discusses her jungle life lessons as she opens up to Ant and Dec in her post-jungle exit.

"Just a whirlwind," she says. "It doesn't feel real."

She feels 100% a different person, more "grateful" of life. "You don't realise how good you got it," she says. Of learning about herself, she adds: "Just stay strong with your convictions."

The third person to leave is

It was between Oti Mabuse and Tulisa.

It's not: Melvin Odoom, GK Barry, Alan Halsall, Maura Higgins, Danny Jones, Coleen Rooney and Rev Richard Coles, Barry McGuigan.

Danny Jones wheels out the same story about Rod Stewart in the jungle.

The musician remembers when Stewart gave McFly a lift back to Stanstead on his jet. Jones says they were about to head off on their tour to America and South America before Stewart took their passports at the time.

He recalls: "He got in his Rolls-Royce, got our passports back and gave them to our tour manager. All the Visas were sorted, everything was sorted for America and South America. And because I told him that story, he thought it would be funny to draw penises on our heads on our passports!"

Alan Halsall and McGuigan are in hysterics. Yet he remembers how US immigration asked him: "You think this is funny sir?"

Jones says he had to try explain: "No, no, no! Rod Stewart literally drew a penis on our heads!"

I'm a Celebrity camp is in chaos as all the stars scream over the 10 stars.

They are totally in disbelief after Coleen Rooney and Alan Halsall pretended they only won two stars.

"Cheeky little buggers," says Tulisa.

They are going to eat well with hare.

Coleen Rooney proves she's a cool mum and down-to-earth as she takes her kids on caravan holidays.

She remembers taking the kids to Butlins: "It kept coming on the TV, Butlins, Butlins, so I went and it was Diversity that was on, it was the May half term I think."

The mum says her son Kai "loved it" so much he told his school it was the best holiday. He apparently told his teacher: "I’ve been on the best holiday I’ve ever been on” and when the teacher asked where he’d been he replied "Butlins! Skegness." They often love to holiday in Wales.

Melvin Odoom says in a piece to camera: "I think that it is so cool that Coleen takes her kids on caravan holidays."

The voting for I'm a Celebrity is now closed. Who will be the third celebrity to leave the jungle show?

I'm a Celebrity stars are devastated over losing the dingo dollar challenge. They miss out on the strawberry pencils.

"We only got two stars," cries Maura Higgins. "It is a bad day!"

"We had a laugh but no sweets at the end," Danny Jones says (while dressed as a pencil).

Maura Higgins addresses her romance with Pete Wicks while speaking to GK Barry in the jungle.

She says: "People can date and not be in a relationship and take things slow without." She expresses her concerns of getting the media involved too early in a relationship that may not work out. "What's the point of getting them involved you don't know where it's going to go. It is."

She admits they have been locking lips. "We've already been papped, tongues down each other's necks," she says. "We were outside a restaurant."

In a piece to camera, Higgins admits being in the public eye is "hard".

Rev Richard Coles also shares how he struck up a romance with his late partner David.

He says: "I came to preach a sermon in his church and he sort of picked me up afterwards!"

He adds: "He heard me preach and afterwards he said that he was thinking about getting ordained and could he come and talk to me about it. So he came round one Sunday for lunch and it was all very proper and professional."

After talking, the rev said he had to go to church and his late partner then asked him if he could talk to the Rev again to which he said he could. Coles reveals his late partner at the time he could sort something in a month or six weeks — but later David text him to say: "Don't you get it?"

Danny Jones reveals the moment he knew his wife Georgia was the one.

Sat around the campfire that day, the musician opens up to the Rev Richard Coles about his love life.

He explains: "I met her at a Miss London event which I got invited to." After discovering she was from York, instantly Jones knew it was fate as he had been looking for a Northern girl. However, it took him a year to get her to go out with him.

He says: "It took me a year to get her, I invited her out for a roast!”.

He adds: "I text her in the morning and she said, ‘Sorry I can’t make it’ and then weeks went on, she didn’t make it, she turned me down and I gave up in the end and then 11 months later she text me saying, ‘Do you wanna go out for a drink or something or get breakfast?’”

Jones knew on their date at the waffle house in St Albans she was going to win his heart.

Coles asks: "Did you know by then? If she was gonna be a contender?"

Jones says: "Absolutely man, I was gutted! She was just a best mate, had a laugh, great girl."

He further explains: "I felt comfort in a Northern voice, it felt more like on the same page. Even though we’re not on some things because she’s very Yorkshire and I’m very Lancashire!"

Coleen Rooney and Alan Halsall are lying to camp. They've put on such a big show that the Corrie actor reckons Wagatha Christie could get a job with him on the cobbles.

"I feel terrible that I'm lying to people," she says.

"She'll be barmaid of the Rovers Return before we know it!" Halsall said.

Rev Richard Coles ponders over naked shower.

"Do you think I can get away with naked showers?" Rev Richard Coles asks. He remembers being asked to do a communion for naturists.

"I then thought if they kneel for communion it wouldn't look great." He said a lot of vicars are into it because it's the liberation.

Coleen Rooney and Alan Halsall faked that they only got two stars — leaving everyone trying not to feel disappointed.

"We ran out of time," she pretends.

Oti Mabuse says "unfortunately" they won't have much food tonight as a result. Everyone gives them an applause.

"I had so much faith in Alan and Coleen," GK Barry says.

Coleen Rooney and Alan Halsall even had a great time doing the trial.

Rooney says: "It was smelly. But yeah I enjoyed it."

Halsall laughed about it looking like he had more hair now he was covered in jungle nasties, including soil.

Some people on social media felt it looked more like a dingo dollar challenge, rather than a bushertucker trial.

10 stars! Well done Coleen Rooney and Alan Halsall.

Alan Halsall and Coleen Rooney are struggling to hear each other — meaning some of the tray-fuls have ended up on the jungle floor.

"He cannot hear!" jokes Dec, a play on their Byker Grove joke "I cannot see."

As Halsall covers himself in rotten eggs, he says: "You've got to be yolking!" Ant and Dec tell him to leave the dad jokes to them.

Coleen Rooney admits she hasn't had a chance to do her squats in the jungle this morning.

However, she's convinced the trial is a good workout as she is digging her hands into the wheelbarrow and throwing it into the bucket.

Alan Halsall fills the tray with a hefty amount of rotten eggs and offal.

Coleen Rooney races off with the wheelbarrow — getting them a star while emptying it into the bucket — however she is away from the filling station leaving all the nasties to spill out on the floor. "What a waste!" Cry out Ant and Dec who have a good laugh at the stars' expense.

Alan Halsall uses tray around his shoulders where he must catch the jungle nasties.

He must tip it down to where Coleen Rooney can catch them in a wheelbarrow — she must then wheel it over and dump it into a bucket.

They must collect 10 stars worth of nasties!

Coleen Rooney and Alan Halsall head to the trial as they admit the real reason they wanted to muck in.

They confess they were inspired by their letters from home as they would like to entertain their kids.

"Get one [more trial] in before I go," Rooney also tells Ant and Dec.

Rev Richard Cole had a catty response to Dean McCullough's exit.

"Who is not going to fetch our water now?" He jokes.

Away from camp, Ant and Dec are enjoying the joke as they say he has got "claws". "More like Reverend B*tchard!" Jests Dec.

Dean McCullough was the second to leave the jungle camp and it left everyone in shock.

"I miss him already," GK Barry says. "It's only been four minutes!"

Tulisa adds: "It's been too chilled out."

"He was the life of the camp," Oti Mabuse says. The former Strictly star says camp has lost a big character.

"He is such a big personality," Danny Jones.

GK Barry impersonates Maura Higgins saying the mice had infested the Love Island star's bed.

"We had mice I think," rev Richard Coles says.

The whole of camp is not happy over the mice infestation.

Mice have infested the I'm a Celebrity camp.

Maura Higgins is very unimpressed in the middle of the night to discover the mice. "It was a mouse infestation, camp maintenance duty doesn't only require you to empty the s*** bucket," she says. "It requires you to keep camp tidy."

Ant and Dec had good fun joking about Dean McCullough's exit.

The presenters joked he had been barred from the hotel breakfast buffet because he had been singing too much musical theatre.

The vote is still open.

You get five free votes. Who will you be saving to stay in I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here?

Ant and Dec are delighted to see the sun shining in Australia as we head towards the end of the series.

The ITV show almost didn't air because the downpours had become too strong in Australia, drenching camp and all of the celebrities.

Alan Halsall and Coleen Rooney take on trial Farmyard of Fear together in I'm a Celebrity's episode tonight.

Check out the gruesome video below!

Dean McCullough shares his plans now he has left I'm a Celebrity.

Plus he jokes his publicist is the first person he will call but really it's his lover in Manchester who he is going to be picking up the phone to. His mum met him at the end of the rope bridge on Sunday night.

Check out the fun video below!

Barry McGuigan is the favourite to leave I'm a Celebrity tonight, according to bookies odds.

This won't come as a surprise to those watching this weekend. Ant and Dec narrowed it down to McGuigan and Dean McCullough over who was leaving in last night's episode.

Now the former boxer heads the betting at 5/2 to leave the show on Monday. This puts him just ahead of Melvin Odoom and Tulisa who are both at 11/4, according to the latest odds.

Lee Astley, spokesperson for betideas.com, said: "It appears to be a three-horse race for who will be the next campmate to leave I’m A Celebrity tonight, with Barry McGuigan the narrow favourite.

"Barry’s odds of 5/2 to be voted off the show puts him just a shade shorter than Melvin Odoom and Tulisa in the market at 11/4 apiece – so expect any of those three to leave the programme on Monday."

Odds for the next elimination in full:

Barry McGuigan

5/2

Melvin Odoom

11/4

Tulisa

11/4

Alan Halsall

8/1

Oti Mabuse

12/1

BAR

20/1

I'm a Celebrity's Maura Higgins and Strictly's Pete Wicks could be the UK's hottest new celebrity couple but are they actually dating? The I'm a Celebrity star has finally spoken about those rumours while in the jungle over the weekend.

Higgins has addressed the dating whispers — without naming any names — but said she was single. Asked about her single status, she told her campmates: "I am but I was seeing someone before I came in but I'm not in a relationship."

Rev Richard Coles asked her whether the romance was exclusive to which she responded: "I dunno." The former Love Island star was shy about saying who it was but admitted "yeah" it was someone the public would know.

Dean McCullough quizzed her on whether the romance felt different. She responded: "It does, but then is it because we've known each other for a long time?" At 34, Higgins has said she had never been in love though.

Wicks and Higgins have always maintained they are friends during their time in the spotlight but since the reports of a kiss, they have stayed quiet on the claims.

Read more here.

Jane Moore has made no secret of the hard work she did in the I'm a Celebrity jungle.

The Loose Women star dialled in to speak to her daytime co-stars from Oz where she is currently in a five-star hotel after being voted out first of the show. The first thing she had said after being booted off to her campmates was "hard work is not rewarded".

Ant McPartlin and Dec Donnelly poked fun at the comment over the weekend saying that they wouldn't have got to the 2024 series as presenters if hard work was rewarded on the show. Not quite ready to let it go, she said she would like to see "hard grafters" Coleen Rooney or Melvin Odoom win the show.

She said on Loose Women: "I would like Coleen or Melvin to win because they are hard grafters!"

Opening up on her own family's reaction to her appearing on the show, she said: "I have not watched a single second because it's all been a bit of a whirlwind. It was just when I came out of that camp, Ellie and Grace, my daughters were waiting for me. I basically just said, ‘Am I still your mother? Or have you disowned me?’ They said, ‘No, you did brilliantly’ and that was all I needed to hear, to be honest."

Dean McCullough said Ant McPartlin gave him a real telling off on I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here. He was named the second person to go home from the jungle.

McPartlin admitted to being "unprofessional" previously as he was unable to hide his annoyance that the radio DJ didn't push through with the trial. Watch the moment McCullough addressed the telling off from the presenter during his first TV interview after I'm a Celebrity and spin-off show Unpacked.

Asked about the seven trials he took part in, he said on Good Morning Britain "You do actually get used to the tension. What you don't see on TV is that it's so quiet, it's all taken very, very seriously. There's so many rules that you've got to remember and it's tense.

"Over the week, I actually got used to it, but the sand one — I could not have predicted that was going to happen... But I would actually do it again, I would give it a go. Like anything, you just keep doing it, you get used to it.

"When Ant was telling me off for saying 'I'm a celebrity get me out of here', it felt like a proper telling off. I felt like he meant it. I did what I was told and I wanted to win him back around, which I think I did in the end."

Read more here.