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The latest trailer for I’m A Celebrity, Get Me Out Of Here! All Stars has recently dropped and the contestants can be seen in a complete tizzy as they try to complete jungle tasks
Gemma Collins was seen screaming in a recent trailer for the upcoming series(Image: ITV)
Everything we know about the contestants’ jungle meltdown in chaotic I’m A Celebrity All Stars scenes
- Gemma Collins can be seen having a complete meltdown in explosive new footage from I’m A Celebrity: All Stars which launches 6 April.
- The former TOWIE star throws up into a bucket during gruesome eating challenges and breaks down in tears, telling producers: “I feel like you’re trying to kill me.”
- Other celebrities including Scarlett Moffatt and Craig Charles are also seen struggling with the brutal trials as Scarlett exclaims: “It doesn’t get any easier” while being dunked in what appears to be animal guts.
- Tensions are already boiling over in camp as Gemma heard saying: “I’m not a joke, darling” during heated a exchange. David Haye admits to making “scumbag moves” while Adam Thomas reportedly “totally lost it” during a trial with Jimmy Bullard.
- David is seen stripping off for a shower while singer Ashley Roberts says: “What a lovely morning surprise!”
- Rumours of feuds among the contestants are already circulating before the series has even begun.
- The star-studded cast includes soaps legend Beverley Callard, Olympian Mo Farah, and Harry Redknapp, all recently photographed in their jungle gear against in the South African wilderness.
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