Kelly Brook sparks ITV I'm A Celebrity fury with 'nasty' remark after show elimination: 'What a b**** move!'

The trio had decided to eat half of a bunch of milk bottle sweets they had won during Monday's Dingo Dollar Challenge, keeping the secret from their campmates.

Each of the remaining celebrities received just one sweet from what they believed was the full haul.

Speaking to hosts Ant McPartlin and Dec Donnelly during her exit interview, Ms Brook admitted she had deliberately timed the revelation.

"I thought today I'd leave them with that little grenade," she said, bursting into laughter at having let the secret slip just moments before walking out.

Ms Brook explained during her interview that she had initially mentioned the secret consumption as a joke, but Aitch encouraged her to go through with it.

"Aitch said we need to do this," she told Ant and Dec, adding that they were all "starving" at the time.

Ms Brook's decision to expose the secret while her two fellow scheming campmates remained in the jungle did not go down well with fans watching at home.

"Can we all collectively agree, Kelly Brooke just made herself the most hated woman in the UK? Thanks. #ImACeleb," one X user fumed on the social media platform, while a second echoed: "Kelly dobbing aitch & ginge in on her way out, she can’t even leave without being a dick #imaceleb."

A third also hit out: "Kelly snitching on aitch and ginge as soon as she leaves to leave them with the consequences but was more than happy to join in with the lie… good riddance #imaceleb."

And a fourth concurred: "Sorry not sorry it’s about time! And I said that she would be the one to spill about the milk bottle sweets!! And just as she was leaving so drop the lads in the [s***], not a nice person in my opinion, just saying!!!" (sic)

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— I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! (@imacelebrity) December 2, 2025

"Kelly is actually nasty dropping that on the way out, proper snakey #imaceleb," a fifth echoed, while a sixth also slammed: "What a b***h move from Kelly there. Ergh. Nasty work. #ImACeleb."

However, Ms Brook did receive some support from her fans who jumped to her defence amid the uproar over her parting remark.

"I think Kelly has been fantastic and I really don’t understand all the negative comments. She’s been so upbeat and genuine. In fact, they’ve all been great, but then maybe I just see the good in people. #ImACeleb," one X user said.

And a second weighed into the debate: "I enjoyed Kelly she was bubble and had a great personality .the idea of the jungle is get stuck in and entertain she did that. Some just gone in for a holiday but being kept in cause they were an icon years ago." (sic)

Ms Brook's husband of three years, Jeremy Parisi, was another who offered a touching show of support following her elimination and the subsequent criticism from viewers.

The Italian model, who married Brook in 2022, shared a photograph on Instagram showing the couple kissing after she crossed the famous bridge.

Alongside the image, he posted a red heart emoji and simply wrote: "My Queen."

The two-word message came after Ms Brook had become emotional during her reunion with Mr Parisi, who had flown to Australia the previous week to greet her upon her exit.

Ms Brook's time in the jungle had been marked by earlier friction with Jack Osbourne over cooking responsibilities during the opening week.

Tensions emerged when she expressed a desire to help with meal preparation, but Mr Osbourne appeared reluctant to share the duties.

He criticised her potato-cutting technique, prompting Ms Brook to suggest he was dominating the kitchen and excluding others from assisting.

The clash drew criticism from Mr Osbourne's sister Kelly, who accused Ms Brook of being "a bit of a bully" on social media.

Despite the controversies, Ms Brook reflected positively on her experience, describing it as "the most incredible experience of my life."

She praised Spandau Ballet's Martin Kemp as her "saviour" in camp and expressed hope he would win the series. "What a fabulous group of people," she said during her exit interview.