“Our welfare experts have been closely monitoring this year’s #ImACelebrity – & sadly have seen a large number of ‘Bushtucker Trials’ featuring the use of live animals, often in stressful or worrying situations.” “12,000+ of you have taken action – even more than last year, when the show first came to #Wales. The charity has praised those who have already complained to Ofcom on its behalf, revealing that it is a “record number”.Ī tweet from RSPCA Cymru posted on Sunday ahead of the series finale read: “It may be the #ImACeleb final tonight – but a record number of you have backed our campaign to contact Ofcom w/ concerns about the show’s use & portrayal of animals.

This comes after the ITV1 show was moved from Australia to Wales for the second year running. Welsh animal welfare charity RSPCA Cymru has been encouraging fans to bombard the organisation with complaints. More than 12,000 viewers have written in fury to television watchdog Ofcom and accused telly bosses of being ‘cruel’ to critters and creatures. 'He might have held his glass up to his face in a barrier to hide behind as he confessed this but his strong eye-stare suggested it might not have been a total joke,' she said.ġ2,000 Ofcom complaints over ‘cruel’ use of animals She also speculated that Loose Women star Frankie attempted to hide her disappointment at placing third in the competitio, telling the Mirror: 'Frankie’s competitive side showed through as her smile dropped when she got third place and when it did return her teeth were held edge-to-edge in what could have passed for understandable disappointment or annoyance.'ĭuring the final meal with all three campmates, Coronation Street star Simon made a joke that he 'didn't really like anyone' - but Judi thinks there could be some truth to his comment. Judi James has insisted that behind their on-screen friendships there were 'undercurrents' of disappointment and irritation with Danny, 30, Simon, 47, and 32-year-old Frankie.Īuthor Judi said: 'Somewhere in between all the usual ‘friends for life’ and ‘I had the best time ever’ speeches were some telling undercurrents of open disappointment at losing irritation for some of the other camp mates, or even impatience to get the whole thing over.' A BODY language expert has revealed the 'secret feuds' between I'm a Celebrity finalists Danny Miller, Simon Gregson and Frankie Bridge.

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