Flying out of there: Birds of a Feather's Linda Robson becomes the third campmate to be evicted from the I'm A Celebrity jungle
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They're still getting over the fact Limahl has exited the I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! jungle.
But now the camp has got even smaller thanks to Linda Robson becoming the third star to be evicted from the show on Friday night.
The Birds of A Feather actress was placed in the bottom two alongside boxer David Haye but was ultimately told by hosts Ant and Dec her time had come to an end.
Get Me Out Of Here: Linda Robson has become the third star to be evicted from the I'm A Celebrity jungle
Although she seemed relieved to be leaving the programme and happily cuddled the rest of her star pals as she excitedly made her way across the bridge for her interview.
A grinning Linda couldn't wait to be reunited with her daughter Lauren and wrapped her arms around her as she posed for photographs with fireworks in the background announcing her departure.
Speaking of her time in the jungle, Linda told Ant and Dec: 'I watch it every year, and you’re sitting there thinking, ‘I could do that, it’s easy’. But then you get here and it’s worse than you've ever imagined.'
Home time: The Birds of a feather star looked ecstatic to be leaving the jungle ready to see her loved ones
Come here! She gave her daughter Lauren a huge hug after walking across the lit up bridge in her honour on Friday night
The hosts then played her clips of controversial contestant Eric Bristow, who has been winding yup several members of the camp thanks to his outspoken views.
But she brushed his actions off with a giggle, saying: 'Eric's just Eric. He's just as straight as you come. He's not going to change for anyone now.'
She then jokingly added: 'I think it's a form of tourettes.'
Give us a smile! After her interview with Ant and Dec she walked the bridge to be greeted with her loved ones
Goodbye Linda! Her camp mates said their goodbyes before looking up at her leaving with forlorn faces
Who's it going to be? She was put up against boxer David Haye before finally being announced as the next to leave
Although overall Linda was ecstatic with her time on the show, admitting she's glad she didn't go in on other years when there were harder camp mates to get along with, like supermodel Janice Dickinson.
She said: 'You couldn't have picked a better group of campmates... not compared to Janice.'
Which meant she was just left to make her predictions about who would win, admitting she'd like Haye to pick up the crown.
Robson commented: '(I'd like) David (to win) because he's been the biggest surprise. He's changed minds, he's been funny.'
Friendly hug: Hugo Taylor was one of the first to cuddle Linda goodbye as her name was called out
Making her exit: She smiled the whole way out as she was greeted by hosts Ant and Dec
Welcome greeting: She soon settled in ready to be grilled by the cheeky hosts
And it was certainly a busy night for David on Friday night's episode.
He so far hasn't put a foot wrong as he pleases not only the female viewers enjoying his time in the I'm A Celebrity...
Get Me Out Of Here! jungle, but making friends with his campmates.
But on Friday's show David Haye rubbed Charlie Brooks up the wrong way when he had his say over who should take on the next challenge.
The EastEnders star was left offended when the boxer seemed to make 'sexist' remarks and insisted a man should take on the task.
As they decided who would take on the 'Scare Plane' challenge, Charlie nominated herself and said: 'If I had to pick a trial to do I’d pick this, I’m good with heights.'
Recap: She admitted she was a huge fan of the show before she decided to take part herself
Chin wag: She laughed at Eric Bristow's controversial comments so far, insisting: 'Eric's just Eric'
Shower and bed please! Linda couldn't hide her delight after her time came to an end
But the other camp mates were keen for David to do it, admitting that they should pick the person who was going to win the most amount of stars.
David agreed and said: 'The thing is who can get the most stars? Other than myself I’d nominate Hugo because I think Hugo’s got the chance of getting the most amount of stars.'
A disgruntled, Charlie then said: 'That makes it seem that I’m incapable of getting the stars and that isn’t the case.'
Charlie later said in the Bush Telegraph: 'It just really annoyed me when it was like a boy thing. A boy’s going to bring back more stars than I’m capable of getting because that was quite clearly what he (David) was saying. And that just p**sed me off. It’s old fashioned sexism.'
The camp decided David should do the challenge.
Action man: Linda had left a good day, which saw boxer David Haye feed all the camp mates to the max after completing his challenge with all nine stars
Flying high: He admitted he might 'scream like a girl' after realising he'd be so high up during the Scare Plane challenge
Not happy: Charlie was left disgruntled when she felt like David had been sexist by presuming she wouldn't get as many stars in the task
As he headed to the Trial David admitted that he was aiming for the full nine stars but that his fear was not the impending Trial but losing.
He said: 'My main fear is losing itself. I’m aiming for nine stars and if I get anything less than that I’ll be disappointed. I always want to get the best possible results.'
David arrived in the Trial area warning Ant and Dec that he was very scared and they might witness him ‘screaming like a little girl’ as he wasn’t sure if he was scared of heights.
Creepy crawlies: David managed to get all nine stars despite being in the air with a number of insects and other creatures
Put to the test: He dismissed Charlie when she offered to take on the challenge, insisting those who would get most stars should be put forward
Leap of faith: He celebrated after jumping to grab the ninth and final star in the task
Asked how the mood in camp was, he said: 'I think it’s got real. The game has really started, we are nervous when you turn up in camp and evict somebody.
'We’ve had good food in the last few days winning lots of stars. We had a great feast last night with Ashley getting 8 stars so I’m hoping to do the same today. I nominated myself, I thought, I’m not sure if I’m scared of heights so you might see me screaming like a little girl!'
Dec outlined the challenge pointing to a precariously balanced plane hanging over the edge of the valley. 'You are going to climb into the cockpit and fly it out into the middle of the valley. Once you’ve found all the stars on board that plane you’ll need to leap across onto a second plane.
My turn: But Charlie did get her chance when she took part in Dingo Dollars, Blow Your Toad with Helen Flanagan
Collecting their money: The girls were ecstatic after completing the 'fun' task together
Bonding: The girls hugged it out as Charlie's smile returned
'There are 9 stars up for grabs in this Trial spread across the two planes. The stars are not only in the cockpits, so you’ll have to climb along the wings and search the outside of the planes too.'
Viewing the task ahead of him David said: 'I’m not the lightest of competitors. The thing I am most afraid of is being a failure, I wouldn’t want to get up there and fail. I’m not so fussed about the creatures. I fear not getting the stars, I don’t want to let the rest of camp down the pressure is on - let’s do it!'
Flying high over the jungle, David was then joined in the cockpit by bug drops of cockroaches, meal worms and darkling beetles as he found two of the stars.
Clashes: Things also came to a head with Eric Bristow and Helen Flanagan after he upset her with yet more cutting remarks
What did you just say? Helen was visibly upset after Eric decided to do some more straight talking
Offended: The former Coronation Street star had a moment after she took some of his words to heart
As he walked over the swaying plane to the next wing he said: 'I’m not looking down just concentrating on the job in hand.' His hands were being bitten by green ants in hell hole on the wing: ‘These ants are doing well, eating me' as he collected another star.
With a final star to go he saw a star hanging high above the plane, Ant urged 'take a leap of faith here, come on for a full house'. David then dramatically leapt from the plane into the abyss and grabbed the star.
Back on terra firma David said: 'I’m very happy with that, I wouldn’t have been happy with 8 stars it had to be 9 stars, I liked the leap of faith, you stand on the edge and I looked down and wondered will this kit (the harness) hold me but I’ve got to feed the family!'
Struggling: Rosemary Shrager decided to give a dip in the pool a go but squealed as she found the water so cold
You can do it: Hugo Taylor was standing on the sidelines encouraging her to just go for it
That nice? The camp were given possum to eat on Friday night, much to their distaste
As Ant checked the bag to ensure David brought home a full house, Dec said: 'I’m glad about that, I really didn’t want to be the one to say to you ‘sorry I’m afraid you have lost a few stars.'
After his triumph in the Trial, David headed back to camp to tell his fellow celebrities the good news.
David said: 'Everybody believed in me so if I came back with a less than perfect score there would be a few raised eyebrows. I’m looking forward to what Rosemary is going to cook for us tonight.'
The champion boxer revealed the good news to his fellow celebrities.
Hugo later said: 'Low and behold, big surprise, surprise David came back with nine stars. Part of me kind of wanted him to come back with eight (stars) so there would be that little bit of leeway ‘you didn’t quite get the full amount.’ But of course it’s David Haye and he did.'
Ashley added: 'Of course he sweeped it, like he needed another boost of confidence.'
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