This week, ITV’s popular reality series, I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here!, faced significant backlash from fans. A recent episode featured a situation that many viewers deemed unfair and selfish. During the show, campmates Kelly Brook, Aitch, and Angry Ginge opted to keep a treat for themselves instead of sharing with others.
Details of the Controversial Incident
The episode aired on December 1, 2025. During the challenge, the trio was tasked with a quirky assignment involving an expired carton of milk and udders. The objective was to transport the milk into a container using buckets scattered around the area. As the challenge progressed, they ingeniously placed the buckets under the holes in the carton to collect the leaking milk.
After successfully filling the carton to the required line, they earned “dingo dollars,” which could be spent at an ice cream van. However, after winning the prize, the three celebrities decided to indulge in half of the milk bottle sweets before returning to camp.
Viewer Reactions
The decision to consume the treats sparked outrage on social media platforms. Fans expressed their displeasure over this behavior, noting its similarity to a controversial incident from the 2017 season involving Amir Khan and Iain Lee.
- One viewer exclaimed, “NOOOOO they’re not eating the milk bottles.”
- Another commenter said, “Get them out.”
- Others described the act as selfish, with comments like: “Stealing the treats is a real no-no.”
Negative sentiments continued to proliferate on X, with users denouncing the campmates’ decision not to share their prize. Some viewers noted that while they saved ten sweets, the act of indulging without sharing painted them in a negative light.
Upcoming Events
Fans of I’m A Celebrity can continue to follow the unfolding drama. The next episode will air tonight at 9 PM on ITV1, STV, ITVX, and STV Player, while the talk show I’m A Celebrity…Unpacked will air nightly after the main event.
Stay tuned for more updates, as the fallout from this controversial incident continues to develop, shaping the dynamics of the camp experience this season.
