Louise Minchin is the fifth and final campmate to be eliminated from I’m A Celebrity… After she failed to win the public vote, Minchin was eliminated from I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!
BBC Presenter Matty Lee, 53, landed in bottom two, alongside professional diver Matty Lee, before Ant McPartlin, Declan Donnelly, and Declan Donnelly announced that she will be returning home.
Louise was positive after hearing the good news and said: “Yay! Oh my goodness, I’m heading home!”
End of the road: Louise Minchin became the fifth campmate eliminated from I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! After not being able to win the Thursday public vote
Ant and Dec were also enthralled by her words.
Danny Miller, who played the gay Emmerdale character Aaron Dingle in this episode, said that he believes his portrayal helped to “change perceptions”.
He, a 30-year-old actor who played Aaron for a few years, recently left the soap.
Frankie Bridge asked Danny about his character coming out on Emmerdale.
Role: Danny Miller said that Emmerdale’s portrayal of Aaron Dingle, a gay character on Emmerdale, helped to ‘change people’s perceptions.
Danny said, “This producer took over. He was the one that kind of made me career.” They asked me to come up for a meeting at the end of the day – I was nervous. I was worried about being fired and it made me feel anxious. [the meeting]At the end of each day.
He said that he just kind of said it and didn’t think too much about it. I then went on to say, “Yeah! I would love to be in a position to portray something which hasn’t been done before in soap.”
“There are obviously homosexual characters on soap. But it is against all stereotypes. It made me wonder if that would work.
“At the time it was 13 years ago, people didn’t accept it as much as they do today. Part of that helped shift some opinions about it.
Character: The actor, 30, who recently departed the soap after playing Aaron on and off since 2008, told how he received fan mail from viewers who said his character helped them come out
“I have received a lot of support letters from my colleagues that stated, “You helped to come out”, and “You helped with my sexuality,” which makes you wonder, “Wow!”
He was asked whether he’d ever received’stick” for his portrayal of a gay man, and he answered: “People are always saying it when I meet them, they’ll instantly go, if it wasn’t a bloke,” “How do they kiss them men?” He stated, “That’s precisely what we’re trying stop.
EastEnders’ star Adam Woodyatt told the Telegraph, “Danny,” that it was brave to assume such a role so young in EastEnders. It can also be very daunting. It’s challenging. It is difficult.
To Diver Matty, he said: “When I was in highschool, it was a terrible environment for anyone coming out. Not a single – not to my knowing – not a single gay person there, or who was out anyway.
Danny said: ‘At the time, 13 years ago, it wasn’t as kind of open and accepted at that time as it is now. Part of that helped shift some perceptions.
“If I hadn’t moved to London, I would not have found gay friends. Many of my gay friends in London love me and are my best friends. Without that, I would have never known of any.
Adam stated, “The younger generation is now more accepting.”
Matty stated that his generation was not nice in high school. Without being punched, I could not even become a diver.
Matty, in Telegraph, said that he would be bullied for being a diver. It’s not because I am petite.
‘And it’s a shame because people should be who they want to be, whether it’s their profession, whether it’s their sexuality, their gender, their race… people should be able to do what they want to do.’
Candid conversation: David discusses the effect that his 35-year-old retirement from football had on David’s mental health
David Ginola from another blog discusses the effects of his 35-year-old retirement from football on his mental state.
He was a former forward and played for 10 seasons in France football before moving to Newcastle United, in the English Premier League, in July 1995.
Matty, 54 year old, said that the sportsman was just aware of the time you spend on the football field.
Talented: He was a former forward and moved from Paris Saint-Germain in France to Newcastle United in July 1995. (Photo taken in 1994).
It’s like scoring a goal, having 50,000 people behind you, and sharing a locker room. You can have a happy and healthy life at any age from 18 to 35. They won’t be there anymore.
“I can still remember that game at Barcelona. It was 11,000. [people in the crowd]. Ten minutes before you’re sitting in the shower room, focus, it’s quiet… you hear the whistle from the referee, that means you have to get out of the dressing room.
“You feel this feeling and that adrenalin knowing it will not be there again. You can also make it your passion. It was my dream to be a professional footballer. It appears that I was meant to be a professional footballer.
Matty wrote in the Telegraph, “The shelf life of athletes is extremely limited because we place our bodies under such much stress and strain at such young ages.”
Reflecting: Matty Lee, a professional diver, said that 54-year-old sportsman Matty Lee was right and “It’s just knowing” that you will be missed on the football field.
Tragic: Matty said in the Telegraph: ‘The shelf life for athletes is extremely short because we put our bodies through so much pressure and strain at such a young age’
The Olympian continued of David: ‘When he retired, the one thing he missed is the one thing you can’t really get again – walking into a jam-packed stadium and hearing the crowd buzzing. It is scary to realize that I don’t have as much time left in the diving industry.
Adam Woodyatt said, “It was fascinating to hear David talk about his career ending and the aftermath and how that affects him and other players.”
It’s very limited time to accomplish something. My career and my job allow me to continue acting for as long as possible.
Interessed: Adam Woodyatt commented: It was very interesting to listen to David discuss the end of his football career, how that affected him and other footballers.
In the meantime, Danny and David were selected from a bucket for the trial.
They were both left wet as they filled up wine bottles on a rotating drawbridge.
Ant McPartlin was the host. He explained, “This is Drawbridge over Troubled Waters.” The drawbridge ends with a container. The container should be filled with wine. You will win more stars if you put more wine in the container.
Yikes: Danny and David were chosen out of a bucket to do the trial
You can’t carry the wine around in your bowl. The bowl must be filled from the barrel here. Once you have reached the bowl, cross the drawbridge.
He said, “This is a tag-team challenge.” It will be taken in turn to transport the wine.
The Castle Inn told them they would be serving pub food.
Dec said: ‘It’s really straight forward… apart from the fact that once you get up there onto the drawbridge, it’s going to start moving.
Slime: The pair were left soaked during the challenge as they had to fill up containers with wine on a rotating drawbridge
Ant McPartlin, host explained that this is “Drawbridge Over Troubled Waters”. The drawbridge ends with a container. This container must contain wine. More wine means more stars.
He added: ‘You can only carry the wine in a bowl on your head. Fill the bowl with the wine from this barrel, then cross the drawbridge and get to the bowl.
“And you may face some obstacles along the way. The Trial is going to get more difficult, and I know that. It takes you only 10 minutes to finish the Trial.
Danny was able to master the shuffle technique on his very first attempt. David lost his balance and was knocked down on the first attempt. He said, “It is super quick!”
David was unable to finish it. Danny tried again and again. He drank so much wine on one attempt that he had to tag out and let Danny go.
Motivation: They were told they’d be playing for pub grub at the Castle Inn
Dec said: ‘And there may be a few obstacles in your way as well. The Trial is going to get more difficult, and I know that. It takes you 10 minutes to finish the Trial.
Ant and Dec and Danny shouted: Ginola! Ginola!’
Ant and Dec continued to succeed, and Ant began singing ‘Danny! Danny!.’
Dec stated, “I feel as if I’m playing computer games.”
Danny managed to make it to the 7 stars line just in time to ensure that their well-being was assured for all campers.
Latrer, David finally received word from his girlfriend Maëva, 32, and their three-year-old daughter Ever during Thursday night’s episode.
He was 54 years old and a former professional footballer.
Aw! David finally received word from his girlfriend Maëva, 32, and their three-year-old daughter Ever during Thursday night’s episode
They were served party-style food, including peanuts, chips and pizza, as part of their meal in the decorated area.
After reading the touching letter from his girlfriend she wrote, David was delighted and exclaimed that he was a “lucky guy”.
Danny Miller found a surprise during the meal – Adam’s and David’s letters had been hidden in the dining room.
Danny was ready to read David’s letter. David laughed and said, “It’s French so focus.”
I love you! A letter from his home, a former professional footballer, was discovered in a Christmas tree on a camp meal at Castle Inn.
Pictured with Maeva, his 32-year old partner: David and his girlfriend
Danny wrote: “My love, my heart is missing you every day.” It is so far away, and we cannot wait for your return.
There is no one to fill the void in my home. All is well here. She misses you so very much and Ever always asks to be with you.
She loves David her father, David very very much. Ever and I have watched you live on television as many times as we can. I enjoy watching you care for Danny and support you campmates.
“It’s so you. Kind, reliable, strong, solid, empathetic. Even though you know it, be courageous my man. Your love is growing stronger every day. You are my Superhuman. You are my Ever and maeva.
Blessed: A delighted David gushed he was a ‘lucky guy’ after reading the loving letter from his girlfriend, who declared she was ‘missing him more with every second’
David said, “I am a lucky man” and then blew kisses in the air.
The Telegraph reported that he added: “All the love there, it’s possible to go through everything.”
Louise received Adam’s daughter’s letter.
The message read, “Adam”, from Jessie, to her father: Dear Papa, I’m so glad that you are having fun at the Castle and doing well.
‘I don’t think you enjoy a diet of rice and beans too much. And you likely wish that there was a curry to go with your rice.
‘We love you lots and lots and lots, Jessie, DJ and Sam… PS. Frankie: I will find the photo of me and her at 6 years old, when we met S Club Juniors.
It out! David and Danny continued to have a good time as they hugged each other after David received his letter.
Surprise! Danny Miller found a surprise during the meal – Adam’s and David’s letters had been hidden in the dining room.
Adam cried and said, “Yeah that was lovely.”
They later sang Karaoke. Louise sang Dancing Queen with Danny and added: “You can’t help but join in.”
Simon stated that Louise had been smooching a few moves. She was probably taken to the university disco, I believe.
When David sang For Me… Formidable, Matty said: ‘David commands a room, whatever the occasion.’
Simon said: ‘David just doesn’t care – ‘I’m out there, enjoying my moment, get out of my space, the floor’s mine – bosh!’
Hi dad: Louise read out Adam’s letter from his daughter
Frankie was the one singing What About Us, and she admitted that it was her worst karaoke song.
Frankie laughed: “So, I gave it all I had. It’s probably the best thing I have ever done in my entire life. I will take it for one great night in camp.
Simon sang Hotel California, and the group sang Queen’s Don’t Stop Me Now.
Louise said: ‘Couldn’t have asked for a more lovely thing to happen – all dancing and singing together.’
Simon commented, “It’s been a wonderful night. Everybody had a lot of fun and it was everything we needed.” Thank you Castle Inn.’
David stated, “Tonight is an unforgettable night.”
They sang later karaoke. Louise sang Dancing Queen with Danny and said, “You can’t help but join in.”