I'm a Celebrity's Jane Moore's cryptic goodbye to camp as she is first to leave

Jane Moore speaks out on sexism and ageist gate.

She sticks to her guns after she called out Barry McGuigan on what she felt was sexist and ageist for giving her the washing up to do.

Again, the journalist addresses the cryptic comment she made while leaving camp.

"People don't notice hard work!" She says. "I think it's really important. Eventually as more people get voted off it will become more apparent who isn't doing as much."

She refuses to name names on who is not doing their bit with the chores.

"I would like the quiet hard workers to win!" She says. The journalist says Coleen Rooney or Melvin Odoom would be worthy winners.

Jane Moore celebrates "no more washing up".

She tells Ant and Dec: "No more washing up! I can't wait to get rid of washing up. I'm never washing up again."

Despite the washing up, she has loved I'm a Celebrity. She says: "It's a weird and magical experience. People always say best experience of my life — not with the rain. Never been so soaked in all my life. All those guys are wonderful people. I've loved getting to know them."

The journalist says people were initially apprehensive of getting to know her. "I asked a lot of questions," she admits.

Jane Moore left her campmates with a cryptic comment. She says: "Hard work doesn't get rewarded."

Jane Moore is the first person to be eliminated from the I'm a Celebrity jungle.

It was between Dean McCullough and Jane Moore.

GK Barry is in tears over I'm a Celebrity exit looming. She talks about how the experience has moved her.

"I really hate snakes and spiders," she also jests.

Dean McCullough is also moved to tears. He says: "The one thing that we have in common this desire to spread joy. And I stole the crumpets. I'll go get the crumpets!"

Tulisa "thanks God" that it is over. "I was so heated earlier I could have toasted those crumpets myself," she says.

Danny Jones reveals he has found a dad in Barry McGuigan.

The former boxer says he is happy that the musician has found a father figure in him.

The emotional moment plays out in front of the rest of the I'm a Celebrity camp.

Coleen Rooney admits she was worried she wasn't going to be able to cope with Dean McCullough.

She also says she has grown closer to Jane Moore, a journalist, which surprised her.

All of the campmates give their speeches ahead of the jungle exit. Tulisa says she was feeling terrified while Rev Richard Coles says the experience has been heavenly — as well as saying he has learned about scissoring!

As it's announced the first I'm a Celebrity exit is coming, Maura Higgins admits she's feeling sad about it.

She says: "I really didn't expect to hear someone is leaving camp tomorrow. It's really sad."

Dean McCullough reveals where he has hidden the crumpets.

The radio presenter has put them in the leaders' lodge. Will the other celebrities find out where the crumpets have been hidden?

Dean McCullough has hidden the crumpets from the blue team.

"He's taken it up to bug central!" Jane Moore says in shock.

"Dean!" cries out Alan Halsall as he knows the crumpets have disappeared.

"He's in trouble," says Barry McGuigan. They quickly got on that the crumpets are missing.

Tulisa is fuming. "You're winding me up!" She says. "You've got smoke with me. I don't play games like this. If the crumpets get replaced and it's fun, fine. If they don't get replaced, there will be a prob

Ant and Dec reveal the I'm a Celebrity vote is now closed.

They are just about the announce who is going to be the first star to leave the jungle for the 2024 series.

Rev Richard Coles has a lie down after having a sugar rush from all that chocolate cake.

He says: "I just need to put my head down!"

Coleen Rooney and Melvin Odoom are left with the remains after losing the challenge.

They choose a fruit platter and a bowl of mixed sweets.

Oti Mabuse and GK Barry delight their team with a choice of treats.

They choose: 4 x fresh clothes sets (socks included), 4 x glasses of blackcurrant squash, 3 x sachets of salt and pepper, 4 x plain biscuits and 1 x bowl of popcorn.

Maura Higgins moans she didn't even get cake for her birthday as the blue team devoured chocolate cake in front of her.

"It's greedy," she says. "I hope every single one of them has the s*** after that chocolate cake. Actually I take that back because I've got to clean out the dunny."

The blue team chose their treats and show it off in front of the rest of camp. They chose: 4 x slices of chocolate cake, 4 x crumpets with butter and jam, 4 x double chocolate biscuits and 3 x sports results of their choosing for Barry to keep up to date with his favourite sporting events.

The challenge is vile!

All of the celebrities are covered in gunge and Oti Mabuse is seen fishing fishguts "out of her breasts" — in the words of GK Barry.

The blue team are victorious.

Coleen Rooney shares special meaning behind her children's names.

In conversation with Oti Mabuse and GK Barry, Rooney opens up about her children and their names: Kai, Klay, Kit and Cass.

Sharing why not all her children have their names start with a letter K, she says: "I looked up the meaning of the name Cassius and with a K it meant blackbird, and with a C it meant clever."

Deciding on Cassius, they then chose Mac for his middle name given her maiden name was McLoughlin. Plus her friends used to call her Coleen Mac.

Rooney's middle name is Mary which meant Cass would have the same initials as her (CMR).

Cass Mac Rooney means, she says, "clever son of Rooney, that’s the meaning. CMR. That’s the only connection I’ve got to the kids!"

Rooney admits she would have liked a girl for her husband Wayne. She says: "I would’ve liked a girl for Wayne, I wasn’t desperate, he would’ve liked a girl, I wasn’t bothered either way."

All 12 I'm a Celebrity's campmates have their family and friends waiting in the wings as one of them will face eviction tonight.

They pose for this fun photo, waving a hello to those in camp!

Rev Richard Cole remembers the fun time where his friend and The Crown actor Dominic West had a brush with Queen Camilla.

West's wife is a well-known garden designer and she was invited to Clarence House for a reception when Camilla was the Duchess of Cornwall and Prince Charles was the Prince of Wales.

When Dominic asked his wife if he could come too, he says: "She said no because he’d just been cast as Charles in The Crown and it was that season of The Crown that dealt with Diana and it was all a bit controversial and everything."

West promised "to stand at the back and do nothing", however, Coles reveals Queen Camilla had a fun reaction about The Crown when he was there.

He says: "Camilla saw him and came over and he went, ‘Oh, good evening your Royal Highness’ and she went, ‘Good evening your Royal Highness’."

The I'm a Celebrity stars had some great royal secrets to share.

Alan remembered when the then-Prince Charles came to the set of Coronation Street for the live episode.

He says: "Vera, Liz Dawn, was laid in bed, she was in a coma during that episode. So you’re told, wait for him to speak and all that. Anyway, he comes walking through studio and Liz is in bed and she went ‘Ere, have you bought me grapes?’"

Halsall was impressed with the King's response. "He was really personable, I must admit I was taken back, I was impressed!"

Richard Coles had a fun story about the late Queen during the state opening of parliament. Explaining how there’s normally a flight of stairs to go up which she couldn’t manage, she got into the lift instead.

The rev recalls how someone pressed the wrong button meaning rather than going up to the lords, they went down to the service centre. He says: "And the door opened there was a woman, a cleaner, stood there with a trolley and she didn’t look up, she just went ‘budge up’ and walked in and pushed the Queen and Prince Philip to the back of the lift. Then she looked up and went ‘f***ing hell’."

Everyone had a good laugh but the Rev reveals: "And the Queen invited her to tea at Buckingham Palace!"

Coleen Rooney lays her heartache about her two miscarriages.

She tells Oti Mabuse and GK Barry: "I’ve had two miscarriages and I don’t know whether that has been girls, you know sometimes they say you can’t carry a certain sex, but they don’t investigate until you have your third one."

Rooney says she had her first miscarriage before she had any children. Her second miscarriage came before she had Kit and Cass.

She admits: "When I had the first one I was really scared…but then once I had a child, it took that away, I went on to have another one. It’s not a nice feeling for anyone, it's horrible but knowing that I could conceive and have the child, that made me feel better."

The mum explains how the miscarriage took a toll on her husband Wayne.

Speaking of Wayne, she said: "I feel for the men in this situation…Wayne really felt it the first time round and it wasn’t until later on that I thought, ‘Do you know what, everyone’s fussing around me, but not him and he had to just get up and go to work as normal’, it’s quite hard."

Mabuse agrees: "It’s such a precious time but a scary time as well."

Oti Mabuse wipes away a few tears over the trial success.

Ant and Dec celebrate the success saying it is the best the celebs have done so far. Of course Rev Richard Coles and Maura Higgins did well in the eating trial but that was for the buffet, not for dinner.

Maura Higgins worries about bugs laying eggs on her and she shares her concerns they could be coming out of her "a*****".

Rev Richard Coles says he will exorcise them out of her in jest — Higgins mishears him and hilariously responds that she doesn't need anymore exercising!

Melvin Odoom and Oti Mabuse secure all 12 stars for camp.

The former Strictly star screams as soon as the celebs are released from the tanks. Ant and Dec crown them the king and queen of the bushtucker trial.

More spiders are dropped into the helmets as Oti Mabuse and Melvin Odoom battle the Tanks of Terror.

The water dragon is clinging onto Oti Mabuse's chest but she doesn't let it phase her.

The duo continue to work hard by moving the stars along the tubes. Star seven is in the bag.

Odoom complains that something is biting him in the helmet and by his feet. "Very busy in those tanks now," says Ant.

Ant and Dec urge Oti Mabuse and Melvin Odoom to move along if they hope to get all 12 stars.

There are snakes now in their helmet as well as spiders. Crocodiles are beneath with their feet.

Five minutes have gone past and they have four stars in their bag.

Oti Mabuse and Melvin Odoom are in the Tanks of Terror.

They are not in there alone. Eels are in the water by their feet — and a water dragon — while spiders are dropped into their helmets.

Odoom hums to himself to keep himself distracted. "Something is biting me," sings Odoom.

Two stars are in the bag.

Melvin Odoom reveals why he changed his mind about doing the trial.

Odoom says: "Initially it was Barry but then I realised I was the only guy who hadn't done a trial."

Oti Mabuse put herself forward as the only girl who hadn't done a trial just yet either.

Melvin Odoom volunteers to do the trial after Barry McGuigan had put himself forward yesterday.

He pretends to be his mum questioning why he was deciding to speak up now.

GK Barry doesn't have any faith that Oti Mabuse and Odoom have a chance on doing well for the trial but she's sure they will be entertaining.

Dec jokes about firing Ant to cut costs.

Ant pretends to be upset and Dec reassures him he can come back next year, with a twist.

"For this year, you'll be back next year as one of the campmates," he jokes.

Maura Higgins worries that her future husband won't fancy her.

Rev Richard Coles says if he was heterosexual he would be kneeling in front of her with a bouquet of roses.

"Oh father!" She exclaims.

Jane Moore spits her toothpaste in the garbage bag to save money.

"We're in the bottom position pink so we're having to be really frugal," she says. "So yeah I'm saving money."

GK Barry is also saving cash as she washes in the sink instead of paying for the shower. The podcaster wants to drink prosecco out of a straw... She may be waiting for awhile though!

You are voting to save the campmate you want to stay in the I'm a Celebrity jungle.

Cast your vote via the app and you have up to five choices. Who will you choose to save in camp?

Oti Mabuse and Melvin Odoom team up for trial Tank of Terror.

The stars they win will feed the camp of celebrities for their last supper as a group of 12. Tonight one celebrity will leave the jungle as we reach halfway through the first series.

Get a sneak peak into how they get on in the clip below...

I'm a Celebrity's first eviction is looming and I think there is going to be fierce competition between three celebrity campmates.

The evictions always begin mid-way through the ITV series, just when you're getting to know the real people behind the celebrity facade.

While there's always a lot of talk over the first eviction and who it might be, it doesn't take super sleuth Wagatha Christie to work it out.

This year, my money is on: Dean McCullough, Jane Moore or Melvin Odoom. I could see all three of them walking over the rope bridge first.

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