Marvin Humes becomes the sixth campmate to leave the jungle, as Nigel's chances to win increase

Discussing his time in the jungle, Humes had nothing but good things to say.

He even squashed any discussions that there had been drama in the camp:

The boyband star admitted that days can feel long in the jungle however all the campmates banded together.

"We had each other the whole way through. Everyone has been super supportive. The group has been amazing. There's not been any real beef and everyone has actually enjoyed each other's company," he said.

Prior to his elimination, Danielle Harold, Nick Pickard, Fred Siriex, Nella Rose and Frankie Dettori fell victim to the public vote.

Jamie Lynn Spears and Grace Dent left the series earlier on medical grounds.

In today's episode, Humes and Farage joined forces to tackle the latest Bushtucker trial, sinisterly called Have a Grotty Little Christmas.

The pair were soaked in all sorts of festive condiments for a special Christmas-themed challenge.

Farage and Humes can be seen rummaging through a pit of festive food before Ant jokes they may need more ingredients.

They were confined to a tiny container filled with festive ingredients as they have to scramble to find stars for camp.

The duo won an impressive five out of five stars for the camp.

Whilst Humes did not make reference to the GB News presenter during his exit interview, other celebs made their feelings clear on the former politician.

Yesterday, during her chat with Ant and Dec after leaving, Danielle Harold revealed how she got "payback" on Nigel Farage after he annoyed her.

Harold said that she and Nella Rose decided to strip Farage and Fred Sirieix's titles of chefs away from them and put them on washing up duty instead.

She said: "It was a little bit of payback. They kept moaning about the pots not being clean. I thought 'go on boys, give it a go'".,

When Siriex was asked about his relationship with Farage, he opened up to Ant and Dec.

Ant asked: "You connected personally, but clashed politically, has anything changed your views?"

"No. It hasn’t. It was great in the camp because Nigel is a doer, we could work together, we can collect wood and water.

"There is a side to Nigel Farage that I can’t connect with and I never will connect with."

Meanwhile, after Rose's elimination, she sang Nigel's praises, saying that the pair got on a "lot".

She said: "I think Nigel is a great person."

Rose continued: "Until he speaks about what he really believes in, and I just think, ‘you’re a cool guy but why do you think like that?’ It’s a sticky one."