Vogue Williams has revealed her daughter Gigi got ‘really upset’ during one particular I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here segment.
The presenter and entrepreneur became the third celebrity to leave the jungle on Monday night, after she entered the show as a late arrival alongside Tom Reed Wilson.
During her stint in the iconic reality show, Vogue got stuck into Bushtucker Trials with one seeing her covered in slime and completing an obstacle course, while she ate an entire pig’s brain in another.
Speaking after leaving the jungle, Vogue expressed her excitement at seeing her children.
The 40-year-old shares three children — Theodore, Gigi and Otto — with her husband Spencer Matthews, and revealed Gigi was particularly ‘upset’ seeing her mother come face to face with snakes.
The Irish Mirror report, she said: ‘I heard Gigi got really upset when she saw me with the snakes, because she saw me being really scared, because I was genuinely scared of them.’
Elsewhere, she added that the eating challenges probably went down well with her children.
‘I mean vomiting on TV is not probably the highlight, but they love that,’ she said, ‘Before I went away, I had this vomiting bug, and they were all trying to come into the toilet to watch me get sick, so they’ll be absolutely thrilled.’
It comes not long after Vogue’s husband Spencer paid homage to his wife following her exit from the show.
With the former reality star currently challenging himself to complete seven full Ironman marathons on seven continents in 21 days, he was unable to meet his wife at the end of the famed bridge.
With Vogue’s agent Louisa greeting the Howth native, Spencer was quick to take to social media with a tribute to Vogue.
Spencer Matthews shares ‘disappointment’ as he misses Vogue Williams’ I’m A Celeb Exit
Branding his wife ‘courageous [and] fearless,’ Spencer wrote: ‘Disappointed to hear that my gorgeous Voge is out of I’m A Celeb but I’m so proud of the brave stint she did int here. She showed heart, courage and fearlessness in challenges and, as always, was such a positive and pragmatic figure in camp!’
Spencer added that he was looking forward to a family FaceTime and reuniting next week.
