I’m A Celeb disease outbreak as campmates battle extreme conditions

I’m A Celeb campmates battling extreme conditions as disease outbreak hits the jungle

In a shocking turn of events on the set of I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!, campmates are facing a disease outbreak as they battle through extreme weather conditions. Former contestant and radio presenter, Dean McCullough, recently disclosed that the rainy conditions in the jungle have led to campmates developing trenchfoot. Speaking exclusively to the Mirror, Dean described the challenging impact of the relentless storms on the camp. He compared the experience to a disastrous camping trip where everything gets soaked and never dries out, leaving everyone stuck for weeks. Dean shared, “It’s kind of a thing now in camp where if you don’t have trench foot, you’re kind of not cool. It was a real thing, and it does bring the mood down.”

Detailing the severity of the weather, Dean recounted a particular night when the rain became so intense that all campmates had to seek refuge in the Bush Telegraph for 45 minutes. The adverse weather even affected their dinner, with their crocodile tail meal being ruined, resulting in a meal of tofu instead. Dean, hailing from Belfast and living in Manchester, known for being two of the wettest places in the UK, expressed his newfound appreciation for rain, calling the experience “biblical.”

Following his exit from the camp after Jane Moore, Dean is focused on recuperating in a luxury hotel and regaining the weight he lost during his time in the jungle. Looking forward to reuniting with his loved ones, especially his mother and his cherished shih-tzu Freddie, Dean reflects on the challenges faced in camp, including accusations of not contributing enough and playful nicknames like “Houdini.” Despite the challenges, Dean maintains a positive outlook and laughs off the criticisms, emphasising the teamwork and shared responsibilities within the camp.

The I’m A Celebrity jungle continues to test its contestants’ resilience amidst the unpredictable weather conditions and harsh environment. As campmates navigate through physical challenges and interpersonal dynamics, their experiences serve as a testament to the strength of human spirit in the face of adversity.