I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! star is ‘busted smuggling an expensive contraband item into the camp’ – so can you guess the culprit?
The cast of I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! are supposed to be roughing it in the Australian outback.
But one campmate was reportedly busted by producers trying to smuggle a luxury contraband item into the camp this year.
According to Woman’s Day, an unnamed celebrity failed to hoodwink Channel 10 bosses, and had the unknown item confiscated.
Who could it be? They’re supposed to be roughing it in the Australian outback, but one star on I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! couldn’t resist sneaking in some contraband. Pictured: contestants Jack Vidgen and Paulini Curuenavuli
‘Producers discovered it early on and swiftly confiscated it, much to the celeb’s dismay!’ a source told the magazine.
The show’s rules state that no luxury items are allowed on set, with celebrities forced to rough it in the wilderness.
This year’s contestants include The Bachelor’s Abbie Chatfield, former Australian Idol star Paulini Curuenavuli, and The Voice’s Jack Vidgen.
Giving it a go: According to Woman’s Day, one mystery contestant tried to smuggle in a luxury item. Pictured: Abbie Chatfield
Other contestants include veteran TV host Grant Denyer, comedian Ash Williams, former Block star Jess Eva, actress Toni Pearen, comedian Mel Buttle and retired AFL player Travis Varcoe.
According to Woman’s Day, two of the show’s contestants are also believed to find love on this year’s season.
It comes after Married At First Sight’s Ryan Gallagher had a short-lived fling with British reality star Charlotte Crosby on last year’s series.
Back to nature: The show’s rules state that no luxury items are allowed on set, with celebrities forced to rough it in the wilderness
After having to relocate to Australia from the South African jungle because of the coronavirus pandemic, the new locale apparently came with its own problems.
Woman’s Day said a lot of the show’s stars found themselves sleep deprived during the filming of this year’s show.
The Australian humidity, wet weather and relentless insects kept many of the campers wide awake at night.
Oh no! ‘Producers discovered it early on and swiftly confiscated it, much to the celeb’s dismay!’ a source told the publication