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Sinitta's Message to I'm A Celeb Viewers After Gemma Collins 'Joke' Comment
Sinitta questions Collins’s talent after the camps merge, and Gemma says she auditioned fairly for Chicago and did the training.
- On Thursday, April 9, 2026, reality star Gemma Collins struggled with jungle life, telling the Bush Telegraph she needs to call her agent after sleeping in "the worst possible bed" at the Savannah Slum.
- Collins previously quit her original 2014 series after three days due to environmental struggles, but has labeled her return to the jungle a "redemption" while confiding in fellow contestant Craig Charles.
- Pop star Sinitta confronted Collins after the camps merged, questioning her talent by referring to the TV personality as a "comedian" and doubting her past casting in the musical Chicago.
- Discussing her engagement to businessman Rami Hawash, Collins admitted considering multiple wedding venues, suggesting ceremonies in Sicily or Claridge's in London before they tie the knot in 2026.
- Fellow contestant Seann Walsh noted that "everything she says sounds like a meme," as Collins continues to drive audience engagement with her unfiltered personality, proving popular with viewers.
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Gemma Collins breaks silence on ITV I'm A Celebrity Sinitta row after clash sparked controversy
Gemma Collins has hit back at Sinitta following their explosive confrontation on Thursday evening's I'm A Celebrity, posting a strong message on Instagram this morning. The former Towie star shared an old video clip of herself declaring: "Everyone that ever doubted me, said I was never gonna be anything... f*** you." View this post on Instagram A post shared by Gemma Clair Collins © (@gemmacollins) Accompanying the footage, the 45-year-old wrote…
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