I’m A Celebrity viewers praised AngryGinge for his ’10/10′ reaction after campmate Jack Osbourne broke down in tears.
Social media star Ginge, 24, is the youngest of this year’s campmates on the ITV show.
In Sunday’s episode, Jack, 40, opened up about how the previous day had been ‘delicate’ for him.
He shared with the group: ‘I was doing okay and then realised it was four months since my dad died.
‘Had a good cry with Eddie [Kadi]…’, then adding how happy he was to be in the camp.
Afterwards, Jack joked to Ginge, who was sitting next to him: ‘Promise I’ll never cry in front of you again, Ginge.’
I’m A Celebrity viewers praised AngryGinge for how he comforted an emotional Jack Osbourne
Jack, 40, opened up about having had a ‘delicate’ day amid realising it was four months since dad Ozzy passed
Ginge appeared to cheer up Jack with his comments
To which the content creator – real name Morgan Burtwistle – replied: ‘It’s alright mate, men cry too.’
Speaking later in the Bush Telegraph, Ginge added: ‘Jack got a bit emotional because it was four months since his father passed.
‘I wanted him to speak about it because it’s good for him, his wellbeing. It’s good for the camp, it jut shows how comfortable we all are.’
One fan wrote on X: ‘‘Men’s mental health matters too’.
Another added: ‘‘Young men need to be more Ginge, less Andrew Tate. He actually seems like such a nice person.
‘Standing on enjoying sobriety, not being scared of crying, and refusing to touch Ruby’s pants. 10/10.’
While a third remarked: ‘The most important message that needs to be broadcast on tv more!’
The poignant moment came amid Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month, which takes place in November.
Meanwhile, AngryGinge has emerged as one of the breakout stars of this year’s I’m A Celebrity.
He has struck up an unlikely, but close friendship with Ruby Wax, 72, and had fans in stitches over his Bushtucker Trials, clever quips and hilarious banter with rapper Aitch.
Since appearing in the jungle, he has amassed over 1.4 million followers on Twitch and 900,000 subscribers on YouTube – with his popularity showing no signs of slowing down anytime soon.
It has been reported that Ginge’s team have already received offers for TV projects, brand deals and a major book contract.
According to reports, interest surged the moment he hit TV screens, with broadcasters and big-name retailers all vying to sign him as soon as he returns home.
A source told The Mirror: ‘Since the moment Ginge stepped foot in the jungle, the commercial interest has gone through the roof.
‘He’s been absolutely inundated with offers, far more than anyone predicted. Brands have very quickly clocked that he’s not just a viral creator; he’s genuinely relatable, he speaks the language of real people, and he connects with an audience that many big companies have struggled to reach.’
The down-to-earth star’s ‘authenticity’ is thought to have caught the eye of several global retailers, who are wanting him to front campaigns, believing he can shift public perception and reach a hard-to-tap audience.
Broadcasters – including ITV, the BBC and Channel 4 – are also thought to have begun preparing approaches, convinced his ‘funny, warm and unfiltered’ outlook could see him becoming a mainstream TV regular.
Ginge later discussed Jack’s emotion in the Bush Telegraph – although the on-screen graphic mistakenly identified him as Jack
The source added: ‘Several networks have already made it clear they want to get in the room with him the moment he’s home, whether that’s for entertainment formats, factual shows or even fronting campaigns.’
Elsewhere, Ginge has been no stranger to comedy moments, as Sunday’s trial saw the star smack his head.
Titled Terror-Flying Tours, he placed his head in five boxes filled with critters to retrieve stars using only his mouth.
At one point, Ginge bumped his head as he was about to enter another slot and yelped: ‘Ow, my head. That’s not even part of the trial.’
Dec quipped in response: ‘Don’t bang your head.’
I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! continues tonight on ITV1 and ITVX.
