This year’s I’m A Celebrity is in full swing – and the series has left viewers in hysterics with Ant and Dec‘s quick one-liners, the campmates’ top notch banter and the terrifying Bushtucker Trials.
The star-studded line-up includes Kelly Brook, 46, Shona McGarty, 34, Martin Kemp, 64, Ruby Wax, 72, Lisa Riley, 49, Eddie Kadi, 42, Jack Osbourne, 40, Alex Scott, 41, Aitch, 25, Angry Ginge, 24, Vogue Williams, 40, and Tom Read Wilson, 39.
But like every year, there are a number of famous faces that seem to get more airtime than others.
Over the past week, some have pointed out that they think that Loose Women star Kelly has been on our screens more than some of her campmates.
Fans of the show are upset that there hasn’t been a fair distribution of airtime and some think that ITV are playing up to their favourites.
Kelly seems to be the female campmate getting the most airtime out of them all.
I’m A Celeb fans blast ITV for ‘giving Kelly Brook too much airtime’ – and have accused the former glamour model of ‘trying to impress the boys by objectifying herself while snubbing female co-stars’
Over the past week, some have pointed out that they think that Loose Women star Kelly has been on our screens more than some of her other campmates
Fans of the ITV show are upset that there hasn’t been a fair distribution of airtime and some claim that they are giving into their favourites
One asked on Reddit: ‘But why are the editors so obsessed with her?’
They added: ‘Catching up on Saturday’s show, and oh my GOD it’s like nobody else is there. Kelly is in almost every shot it feels like. Compared to Shona, who was actually in the trial and didn’t get the breakfast, Kelly seems to be on-screen constantly.
‘I would be very interested for someone to tally up how much screentime everybody has had, because I have a feeling it will be very disproportionate.’
Many think that the likes of EastEnders star Shona is getting overlooked and is not getting a fair shot at showing who she is away from her former alter-ego Whitney Dean.
Another replied: ‘I couldn’t believe how little Shona was shown last night. I said to my husband about it.’
‘It’s gutting — I REALLY like her, I would love to be given chance to actually learn anything about her :(.’
‘The sad reality is she most likely is just a very quiet person that doesn’t share too much which is why we don’t see many clips of her, if nothing she says is interesting they wouldn’t show it on the limited time they have on the show.’
‘The thing is, she’s actually funny and entertaining when she actually gets air time.’
Many think that the likes of EastEnders star Shona is getting overlooked and is not getting a fair shot at showing the public away from her alter-ego Whitney Dean
Kelly had also been getting a bit more airtime because of the ‘feud’ she had with co-star Jack.
The pair clashed over preparing fish for dinner, which followed on from when Jack criticised her potato slicing while preparing a previous meal.
Others wish that Kelly would make a bit more of an effort with the rest of the women in camp, and accused her of making more effort with the boys, sometimes by defaulting to flirting.
One pointed out on Reddit: ‘She is very male-centred and I don’t know if that’s a habit due to how she became successful or if it’s because she has a specific target audience she is relying on.
‘She is not a girls-girl at all.’
One example of this was when she appeared to ignore football pundit Alex Scott when talking to AngryGinge about the off-side rule.
They pointed out: ‘Her specifically calling to Ginge “I learnt the off-side rule!” to impress a boy with football knowledge as if ALEX SCOTT is not right there…who she IGNORED + she IGNORED Ruby who gave her the right answer…
‘Kelly positioned herself in a way where she dumbs herself down and needs validation from a lad. She didn’t actually care about the rule/knowledge the girls were giving her.’
Meanwhile others wish that Kelly would make a bit more of an effort with the rest of the women in camp (pictured with Aitch and AngryGinge)
Others have claimed that she’s using her looks to get more screen time.
The TV star started modelling as a young teen and in the early years of her career, she posed as a Page Three model and for men’s magazines like FHM and GQ – and it is something that she has made various references to.
‘Time to stop sexualising herself at every opportunity,’ one said.
Another added: ‘She needs to constantly objectify herself, later overly moaning and sucking her thumbs when eating marshmallows… anyone with half a braincell can tell the difference between someone genuinely enjoying their food and someone begging for attention.’
‘The marshmallow eating annoyed me so much. It’s so obvious. But truly, it saddens me that she thinks she has to do that.’
Kelly was also the first woman to strip off in the iconic jungle show – joining the likes of Myleene Klass, Helen Flanagan and Jorgie Porter from previous series.
However, others have rushed to defend the telly favourite and praised her for being a great campmate and amazing television.
‘You have to remember that we only see a couple of minutes of footage a time of these people who spend 24 hours a day together. It’s nowhere near enough to make judgements and all hand picked. If this is the worst she’s done in all those days hanging out together they’re probably all a good bunch really.’
‘I like her think she’s coming across well.’
One said on Reddit that it’s ‘time to stop sexualising herself at every opportunity’
‘Keep in mind the editing crew smash to bits hours and hours to bring click-bait worthy content.’
‘ITV were always going to edit her in a certain way to get a reaction. You need to remember you don’t see 23 hours of the day.’
‘I think you’re overreacting a tad, if someone bothers you this much on im a celeb, then dont watch it hun.’
Meanwhile others said on Instagram: ‘I really love, adore, appreciate and admire Kelly Brook so much.’
‘Love Kelly.’
‘Absolutely loving Kelly so down to earth and normal.’
‘I love her. She’s my favourite! Go Kelly.’
I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! continues Tuesday at 9pm on ITV1 and ITVX.











