I'm a Celebrity camp row erupts over Dean refusing to do chores

Alan Halsall, Dean McCullough and Danny Jones are going head to head in the next trial.

Switching it up, the three campmates will go up against each other in the trial rather than working together. All eyes will be on them as the rest of the celebrities will head down to the arena to watch.

Aside from the celebs, Ant and Dec tease there are big changes coming to camp.

Coleen Rooney says Wayne's manager job is more nerve-wracking.

The WAG speaks about how the ball game changes when her husband went from being a football player to becoming a manager.

She says: "I find it more nerve wracking him being a manger than ever did playing. When you're playing you're part of a team, it seems to be on one person."

Barry McGuigan chips in that the footballer grew up quickly — however, Rooney is not sure as she bursts out laughing.

Ant and Dec continue with their cannot see Barry McGuigan jokes.

The rev says his funeral is going to take 17 hours.

GK Barry and Richard Coles continue to deepen their friendship, bonding over discussing funeral plans. So much so the podcaster would like the vicar to help with her funeral.

Saving Grace's star shows her sense of humour saying she would like to come to the church to the tune of Staying Alive then to the crematorium of Burn Baby Burn.

Aside, the rev says he hopes they stay friend outside of the jungle.

Tension is rising in the I'm a Celebrity camp as Dean McCullough is refusing to do his job. Oti Mabuse declares: "Shots fired!"

Melvin Odoom first airs his complaints to some of his other campmates about his partner not helping him.

At first, Odoom says Dean is a "great person" but says he is not a good person to have help him with the chores.

As the campmates begin to turn on the radio star, McCullough complains: "I hate doing it. It's an awful job. I don't want to do it anymore. Guys I can't. It's not for me."

Camp leader Danny Jones orders him to: "Get on with it mate." Yet McCullough makes more protestations.

Jane Moore calls him out on his "b***s***" when the radio DJ tries to justify that he has been working hard.

Odoom tries to diffuse the situation and get McCullough onboard with him in a positive way. McCullough hits back: "Look, no beef, no drama, I just hate my job."

So Odoom tries a different tact. With a cheeky sense of humour, he says: "Listen, your new name is Houdini because you like to disappear!"

The camp erupts into laughter. McCullough says his partner in chores is rather "cheeky".

Ant and Dec have a good giggle about how Tulisa has been calling them names in the trials.

Some of the names included losers and recalling them only made them laugh more.

Melvin Odoom lays his heart on the line as he spoke about not enjoying dating.

He says: "It's better to be in a relationship. Hundred times better. Someone you cared about... Someone already told me the love of your life is already in your phone book."

The star says he used to like dating but now would prefer to be in a committed relationship.

He has made no secret of his crush on Carol Vorderman.

Tulisa vows never to call out I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here.

She confesses she struggled to get to grips with the questions because she was feeling under pressure in the "stressful situations".

The singer admits her campmates will be "probably devastated" and will be "crying inside".

Tulisa screams as she carries out the Bushtucker trial covered in bugs.

Ant and Dec fire general knowledge questions at her while she's spinning around the clock.

The presenters even give Tulisa a little helping hand with the chemistry question. "Get on with it!" She screams as more crickets drop on her.

Tulisa is strapped in to the trial. "Splendid, feeling fantastic," she tells Ant and Dec.

She's got 60 seconds on every question but she won't be alone as the TV producers throw cockroaches over her.

The screaming starts.

Melvin Odoom complains it was more of a chore getting Dean McCullough to help him with the water duty.

They are meant to work as a team but it's not happening!

He makes his confession in the Bush Telegraph. Will the tensions begin to rise between the pair?

The I'm a Celebrity jungle are hit with a warning about leftover food being left out.

A rat invaded the I'm a Celebrity camp. Rev Richard Coles has raises his concerns with the camp over leaving the mud crabs. He says: "We had a visitor last night, a little four legged visitor with a tail, a rat."

The rev wasn't happy that a frying pan and cups were left out.

Dean stirs up the drama as he points out Tulisa and Jane Moore aren't doing their job properly. He says in the Bush Telegraph: "It’s actually Jane and Tulisa’s job to make sure that the pots are in the trunk, so when the reverend was telling everyone to put the pots away otherwise we’ll get rats, what he really meant was, Jane and Tulisa, put the pots away."

Ant and Dec tease there is drama set to unfold on our screen in tonight's episode.

They tease there are rows starting to break out between the campmates.

Check out the I'm a Celebrity trial teaser as Tulisa takes on her first challenge alone:

Tulisa was voted to do tonight's trial after she was seen screaming in the fright bus.

Ant and Dec had made complaints about only having Dean McCullough doing the trial as they joked they had come to know the campmate "too well" and they wanted fresh blood for the challenges.

Their prayers were answered. Last night Maura Higgins and Jane Moore took on the Bushtucker trial, only getting six out of 12 stars for camp. The latest star to be voted in is Tulisa. How will she fare?

I’m A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! 2024 viewers have hailed this year's series for being so "wholesome".

As Strictly dancer Oti Mabuse and Reverend Richard Coles opened up to one another in a moving chat about grief, fans praised the show for the number of deep chats between campmates this series. Viewers felt it was very positive to see the celebrities "normalising" being open about mental health struggles.

Read more here.

Last night's episode was an emotional watch. Check out the most dramatic jungle moments.

• Rev Richard Coles spoke about the heartache left behind when his partner David died. "He left a massive hole in my life," he told Oti Mabuse.

• Former Strictly star Mabuse shared her own pain over her premature birth story.

• Maura Higgins broke down in tears in the trial but she conquered her fear of spiders as she raced through the bug-filled tunnel to hunt down stars. She and Jane Moore got six out of 12, down to the Loose Women star missing out all the stars underwater.

Tulisa is frazzled and can't remember all her campmates while under pressure for the I'm a Celebrity trial.

Strapped into a box containing many insects, the N-Dubz singer takes part in Shock Around the Clock.

The songstress must answer general knowledge questions while under a time pressure. Tulisa is tipped upside down as the box moves around with the clock dial.

She's tasked with who all the 12 I'm a Celebrity campmates are. Easy? Wrong. Time is up and Tulisa can only name 10 of the 12. But how would you fare?

I'm a Celebrity's Ant and Dec have sparked fury among some viewers with their humour.

They have been hit with a backlash of 70 Ofcom complaints. The complaints referred specifically to Ant and Dec’s references to the Bible and to the Christian faith.

Rev Richard Coles is a late arrival — enterting camp alongside Love Island's Maura Higgins this week.

During their eating trial, Ant and Dec joked: "More tea, vicar?"

In an arguably more shocking moment, Dec jested the trial was "unholy" to which Ant responded "Bum-holey".

They have also used references of the Bible and Christian faith to narrate the Rev getting out of bed. Dec said: "It's the start of a new day now, and the first to wake up was Reverend Richard."

"Though the night before there had been darkness and a plague of insects," Ant said. "He did rise again."

An Ofcom spokesperson said: "We are assessing the complaints, but are yet to decide whether or not to investigate."

It is worth noting that I'm a Celebrity's launch show was watched by 10.6 million consolidated viewers, proving popular with 16-34s, in figures released this week.

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