Vogue Williams, an Irish actress, has spoken out about her time on ITV’s “I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here”! and acknowledged that she entered the camp “first mistake” before making the admission.
Vogue Williams has confessed she made a “mistake” after signing up to I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out of here!. The Irish podcast star was a late entrant to ITV’s I’m A Celeb camp last month.
Tom Read Wilson, a favorite of Celebs Go Dating, and TV host, joined her on the program. Vogue, however, spent 13 days in the Australian wilderness, becoming the third celebrity to be voted off.
The 40-year-old has branded the hit programme as “mentally tough” and “physically tough”. Speaking on the S*****d, Married, Annoyed podcast, she disclosed one thing she would have approached differently given another opportunity.
She stated, “First mistake, I didn’t speak to anyone before entering.” It’s insanely difficult, even at first glance, and it’s so much harder than it looks on TV.
When Husband Spenny said, “Oh, I read an article where they weren’t being harsh enough on the celebrities,” I thought, “What? ” But I’ve made some good friends and it’s a lot of fun.
Vogue continued, claiming that after their brief exchange on the program, she had been messaging comedian Ruby Wax. Nine years after Spencer Matthews’ forced exodus from the series, the Irish television personality, remained a part of it.
Spencer had acknowledged using steroid medication “‘to look good in the shower” in preparation for a charity boxing bout. Discussing the incident with the BBC afterwards, the former Made in Chelsea star called it “one of the biggest mistakes”.
He stated, “I was just completely devastated when the reality emerged that I was going home on the third day.” I didn’t feel particularly anxious or depressed for someone who didn’t experience anxiety or depression. It was a little gloomy.
On her My Therapist Ghosted Me podcast, Vogue delved into her experience in the jungle, saying, “You get in the car and they take your phone away.
Because you’re constantly covered up, you never know what time it’s or where you’re going, making up your mind and making up your mind. When you leave camp, your head is covered.
It kind of makes it that much more difficult, they say. Before I entered, I should have spoken with more people.
The mother-of-four has experience competing on television. She won the 2015 Bear Grylls: Mission Survive first season, and she was scheduled to participate in The Jump in 2017 but withdrew due to an injury.
Since then, she has featured on programmes including Vogue Williams – Wild Girls and Strictly Come Dancing’s 2024 Christmas special. She is also set to feature on Gladiators Celebrity Special on Christmas Day from 3.35pm on BBC One.
Source: Mirror
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