Since the trial day had won the honor and there were no stars for the camp, the campmates thought about what to do for dinner on Thursday evening.
But it appears the costs of the new camp have taken their toll on Oti Mabuse, 34, as she admitted to her campmates that she is feeling down and missing her family.
The dancer told her campmates that she misses her family’s support, saying, “You know they say you’re having a slump, and I don’t think I’ve had one yet.”
“You don’t have your normal support, you know, you don’t have your spiritual support, you don’t have your emotional support, you don’t have your physical support….”
“It’s the mental and physical support for me, where I was like, ‘Wow, OK, my family’s not here.
The campmates then joined forces to comfort Oti, while Tulisa comforted her by saying, “Your jungle family is here.”
Oto Mabuse broke down in tears during Thursday night’s edition of I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!
Since the trial day had won the honor and there were no stars for the camp, the campmates thought about what to do for dinner.
Oti revealed to her camp mates that she misses her family’s support, saying: ‘You know they say you’re having a slump, and I don’t think I’ve had one yet’
An emotional Oti later shared in the Bush Telegraph: ‘I have to remind myself why I’m here, I just have to push and dig deep.’
‘I’m here for my daughter and I have to be strong. It’s just tiring to be strong sometimes.”
Elsewhere in the show, Dean McCullough, Alan Halsall and Danny Jones received the most votes from the public and were told they would go head-to-head in the Bushtucker trial ‘The Rank Bank’.
Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly also revealed that the other campmates would be attending.
There was plenty of speculation around the camp about what this could mean, with Coleen Rooney guessing: “I think we might be put into teams, so team Alan, team Danny and team Dean.”
And sure enough, she wasn’t wrong because as the celebrities entered the Bushtucker Trial area, Ant and Dec explained: ‘Jungle life is about to get very expensive.’
They continued, “The daily necessities in the camp will cost you money and to pay for them you will have to use your jungle cash card. You will be divided into three teams.’
They then explained that Dean, Alan and Danny would be the first members of each team, with each having a different color money card.
She added: “You don’t have your normal support, you know, it’s the mental and physical support for me, where for me I was like, ‘Wow, okay, none of my family is around.'”
The campmates then joined forces to comfort Oti, while Tulisa comforted her by saying, “Your jungle family is here.”
The rest of the campmates sat in the stands and were then instructed to randomly take a debit card from a bag, with the color determining which team they were on.
Dean, Jane, Coleen and Melvin were part of the pink team, while Alan, Tulisa, Richard and Barry were part of the blue team, leaving Danny, Maura, Oti and GK Barry in the orange team.
While on their assigned teams, they learned that they would each be responsible for their team’s money, with each team having its own bank account and debit card.
The money would be needed to pay for daily necessities in the camp, as well as food for their dinner.
But since they couldn’t spend the money before earning the money, it was up to Dean, Alan and Danny to compete against each other in the first Trial, taking on The Rank Bank as their first chance to get cash for their teams to gather.
Ant and Dec explained that they would compete in four races to win money for their team’s bank accounts.
For first place they would get $300, for second place $200 and for third place $100, with each race having a three minute time limit, meaning if they didn’t complete the race within the time, they would get nothing would win for their money. account.
When Dean, Alan and Danny revealed the first safe containing raw pig testicles, they found that they had to empty their safe within the time limit using only their mouths.
Danny and Alan were neck and neck, with Danny simply sending Alan to the post and winning $300 for team orange, and Alan $200 for team blue. Dean did not complete the task within the time limit and therefore collected $0.
Next, Dean came face to face with his nemesis: fish guts, as the teams had to compete to remove 3 coins from the fish guts safe using only their mouths.
While he got stuck, it was Alan who came out on top, with Danny and Dean both battling for second place.
It came after Dean McCullough, Alan Halsall and Danny Jones received the most votes from the public and learned they would be competing against each other in the Bushtucker trial ‘The Rank Bank’.
Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly also revealed that the other campmates would be attending
There was plenty of speculation around the camp about what this could mean, with Coleen Rooney guessing: ‘I think we might be put into teams, so team Alan, team Danny and team Dean’
Dean came in second with $200, but Danny just missed the time limit and collected his third coin 5 seconds after the Klaxon sounded, meaning he had $0 in his bank account.
In the third race they were told to keep an eye on their finances, as Ant and Dec revealed they had to squeeze the juice from the fish eyes into the shot glass and fill it up to the red line using just their mouths.
Alan came first with $300, Danny second with $200 and Dean third with $100.
As Dean said of the fish’s innards, “It’s all in my veneer!”
For the fourth and final race, Dean, Alan and Danny had to stick their hands into a hellhole full of bugs to loosen 3 coins as quickly as possible.
Alan came first and won another $300, Dean second $200 and Danny just missed the finish so he won nothing.
When ‘The Rank Bank’ challenge was completed, team blue won with $1100, while both the pink and orange teams were tied with $500 each.