In a dramatic turn of events, Vogue Williams has become the third celebrity to be evicted from the I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! jungle in 2025. The presenter and model's exit was confirmed during a suspense-filled episode on December 1, 2025, which saw the public vote seal her fate.
The Tense Eviction Reveal
The nail-biting elimination saw hosts Ant and Dec reveal each contestant's fate one by one. It ultimately came down to Vogue Williams and fellow campmate Kelly Brook, who found themselves in the bottom two. After viewers at home cast their votes to save their favourites, it was Williams who was sent packing, turning in her camping shoes for the final time.
Speaking to the iconic presenting duo immediately after her exit, Vogue confessed to feeling a mix of emotions. "I feel relieved but emotional," she admitted, revealing that the constant hunger in camp had started to take a significant toll on her. Her departure marks another major shake-up in the competition as the remaining celebrities continue their battle for the jungle crown.
Camp Tensions and Dish Duty Disputes
During her post-eviction chat, Williams didn't hold back on shedding light on the realities of camp life. She laughed as she detailed the various feuds that had erupted over washing up, agreeing that some of her fellow campmates were "a bit resistant to doing their share of the chores." This glimpse into the behind-the-scenes bickering added a layer of relatable humour to the intense jungle experience.
A Packed Episode of Drama
Vogue Williams' eviction was just one highlight from an action-packed instalment of the hit ITV show. The episode managed to cram in a potent mix of bickering, emotional breakthroughs, and an unexpectedly scandalous subplot involving sweets, keeping viewers thoroughly entertained. The series continues to deliver the high-stakes drama and unexpected moments that have made it a staple of British television.
As the competition heats up, all eyes are now on the remaining celebrities to see who can withstand the gruelling trials, hunger, and camp politics to be crowned King or Queen of the Jungle.
