She was the first celebrity to touch down in Australia ahead of this year’s I’m A Celeb as she beamed while joking she was just going to ‘visit her Aunt Shelia’.
And Kelly Brook was thrown straight in at the deep end as she skydived onto the Aussie beach to kick off episode one.
However despite her determined attitude to get stuck in with camp life, the tide soon turned on the model with her jungle stint threatening to derail her career following feuds and ‘bullying accusations’.
After finding herself in the bottom two with Vogue Williams on Monday night, Kelly went into Tuesday show with odds of 150/1, according to BOYLE Sports, and became the fourth celebrity to be voted out of camp.
Fans have now branded the model a ‘snitch’ after she landed her campmates Aitch and AngryGinge in it in her final ‘snakey move’ as she revealed they ate the milk bottle sweets while leaving the camp on Tuesday night.
Kelly also found herself at the centre of feuds with both Jack Osbourne and Ginge during her time in camp, with Jack’s sister Kelly Osbourne even taking to social media to brand the star a ‘bully’ after her comments about her brother.
Has Kelly Brook derailed her career comeback? I’m A Celeb fans have branded the model a ‘snitch’ after she threw her campmates AngryGinge and Aitch under the bus in final ‘snakey move’ as she exited the jungle on Tuesday evening
After finding herself in the bottom two with Vogue Williams on Monday night, Kelly went into Tuesday show with odds of 150/1
Throughout her career Kelly has been hit by numerous setbacks, including being fired from a major TV show three separate times.
Now Celebrity PR Specialist Kayley Cornelius has weighed in on how Kelly’s I’m A Celeb stint could impact her career – warning that she needs to avoid another clash with Kelly Osbourne.
Speaking to The Daily Mail on behalf of Live Casino provider Prime Casino, Kayley explained: ‘Kelly’s I’m A Celeb stint likely began to go pear-shaped once she became embroiled in the controversy involving Jack Osbourne, after his sister Kelly accused her of being a bully.
‘That moment seemed to split viewer opinion and may have prompted some to see her in a different light.’
‘Kelly is still a well-known name with a strong presence, and there’s now a whole new wave of publicity surrounding her. Major fashion, beauty and lifestyle brands will almost certainly want to capitalise on that.
‘So while her time in the jungle didn’t pan out exactly as she’d have liked, and she may have rubbed the wrong crowd up the wrong way, it’s unlikely to stop her from securing big-figure deals once the show’s over — as long as she steers clear of extending the feud with Kelly Osbourne and getting caught up in further drama.
‘If anything, she’s more visible now than she has been in a while, and that usually works in people’s favour rather than against them.’
During Monday night’s episode Kelly, Ginge and Aitch successfully won 20 milk bottle sweets, but the sneaky trio snacked on half of them themselves, lying to their fellow campmates about how many there were.
Kelly also found herself at the centre of feuds with both Jack Osbourne and Ginge during her time in camp after they clashed over the cooking
Jack’s sister Kelly Osbourne even taking to social media to brand the star a ‘bully’ after her comments about her brother
During Monday’s episode Kelly, Ginge and Aitch won 20 milk bottle sweets, but the sneaky trio snacked on half of them themselves, lying to their campmates about how many there were
However as Kelly left the camp on Tuesday evening she dropped the bombshell that they had lied, and fans were straight to X, formerly Twitter, as they branded her a ‘snitch’.
They penned: ‘KELLY BROOK IS A SNITCH’; ‘And THAT is why we havent liked Kelly Brook. True colours fully shown now that she can strut off not having to take any blame
‘Knew she would out them to the camp eventually. Now Ginge and Aitch have to deal with the backlash’;
‘Oh Kelly Brook turned into Jungle [snake emoji] What a grass’; ‘Didn’t know who Kelly Brook was until #ImACeleb and I’m glad. Acted up for screen time all the time and gets salty because she’s been voted out. Good riddance’.
Referring to sweet incident, Kayley said: ‘The dynamic this year has been heavily shaped by favourites Aitch and Ginge, whose fanbases have dominated much of the narrative.
‘So when Kelly admitted that she and the boys had eaten the milk bottles before bringing them back to camp, it unintentionally created a silent pact between them — one that arguably should have stayed secret.
‘Instead, their supporters appeared to view her confession as a betrayal, interpreting it as Kelly throwing their favourites under the bus. Much like Vogue, Kelly may simply have upset the wrong crowd, and that particular group seems to hold considerable sway over the votes this year.’
She added: ‘Kelly has always been a somewhat divisive personality, so the jungle environment has likely amplified existing opinions.
‘Those who already held a negative view of her have been more vocal, while others may have felt she came across as calculated or confrontational under pressure.
‘However, it’s worth remembering that the I’m A Celeb jungle is deliberately designed to push celebrities to breaking point with long days, limited food and constant emotional strain mean minor spats are inevitable and not always reflective of someone’s true character.’
Celebrity PR Specialist said: ‘Kelly is still a well-known name with a strong presence, and there’s now a whole new wave of publicity surrounding her. Major fashion, beauty and lifestyle brands will almost certainly want to capitalise on that’ (pictured in 1997)
However as Kelly left the camp on Tuesday evening she dropped the bombshell that they had lied, and fans were straight to X, formerly Twitter, as they branded her a ‘snitch’
The Page Three model first clashed with Jack over the cooking when he criticised her potato slicing.
Fans later branded her ‘insufferable’ when she asked Jack for help with cooking an eel then criticised his way of trying to cut it before then taking the task back from him and gagging over the smell.
Jack’s sister Kelly tore in tore into the actress amid their feud as she accused the model of being a ‘bully’.
Kelly hit out after Kelly bad-mouthed Jack in the Bush Telegraph after he stepped in to help her slice the eel.
Brook’s family were then forced to defend the star, calling the idea of her being a bully ‘a load of rubbish’ when they spoke at their family home in Rochester, Kent.
But it wasn’t the only feud with Kelly more recently clashing with Ginge in yet another cooking-based row.
As Ginge, real name Morgan Burtwistle, complained about the amount of washing up he had to do, he asked: ‘Can we please stop eating rice out of cups?’
Meanwhile Ruby Wax also aired her grievances with Kelly on Tuesday as she screamed at her to cook some beans after noticing she was snoozing away
However Kelly chimed in to explain that she wanted to keep eating out of the cups in the morning because it made it feel ‘more like breakfast’ and added variety to their meals.
But Ginge was having none of it, hitting out again: ‘So we’re double the washing up because it feels a bit more like breakfast?’
Kelly headed into the Bush Telegraph to add: ‘If you’re leaving food in camp, by the time you get back to your tin at lunch time, it’s gonna be covered in ants.
‘It’s really unhygienic and it’s not very nice, so no one wants to do it…’
The scene followed on just moments after the camp had discovered they had rats living among them, after a wooden spoon and two cups had been left out overnight without being washed.
Kelly had already warned Ginge: ‘You can’t leave anything out,’ as the YouTube star revealed there was ‘thousands of ants’ over the unwashed items.
Meanwhile Ruby Wax also aired her grievances with Kelly on Tuesday as she screamed at her to cook some beans.
Ruby, who has now been made camp leader, realised that there was one person in camp that wasn’t pulling their weight to get the food ready – Kelly.
She noticed that she was snoozing away and brutally shouted at her to wake up as she yelled: ‘Kelly! Cook some beans, somebody!’
