I’m A Celeb voting figures reveal huge gap between stars amid dramatic final week

The vote for the winner, aka Jungle Legend, was largely the same, as Adam won 58 per cent, while Mo took second place with 32 per cent and Harry trailed behind in third at 10 per cent.

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Adam’s win came off the back of a series of dramatic moments for the actor on the show. Things first took a dramatic turn when David Haye was accused of bulling Adam after he ruled himself out of a trial. He called the actor weak and later doubled down on his words, claiming that the Waterloo Road star was using his arthritis condition to get out of doing Bushtucker Trials and challenges.

Adam was also at the centre of a row with Jimmy Bullard. He was left angry when Jimmy quit the show mid trial, which could have tanked Adam’s time on I’m A Celeb, as they were doing the trial in pair. Adam swore at Jimmy. Though he later apologised, Jimmy was insistent that Adam was “aggressive” and “intimidating”, and blasted ITV for not showing the full clip. ITV have said what they showed was a “fair and accurate” representation of what happened.

Since the series was pre-recorded, the celebrities all gathered back together for a live final in which the British public chose Adam to be there winner, but the announcement came amid much furore, where arguments unfolded live on air and led to stars like Gemma Collins and Sinitta storming off the stage.

Ashley Roberts later told Amanda Holden on Heart FM that the show was “unhinged”. She added: “I felt like I was on The Jerry Springer Show. It was just unbelievable, people were walking off, hands were flying everywhere, there was yelling and emotions and crying…it was wild! It’s a shame because Adam did become the Legend, and I don’t think he was even able to enjoy it because of all the drama that went on.”

She said: “He had a really tough time in there and it was unfortunate that they had a chance to discuss things as adults and maybe clear the air a little bit. Instead, it was yelling and just unfortunate behaviour.

“I was disappointed, my heart hurt a bit inside. There is so much going on the world and for us to then treat each other like that. We all went through this really tough experience and we all could have sat and discussed things like adult. It was live telly, it’s TV show and it’s supposed to be entertaining. I was a little bit disappointed by their behaviour.

“I was angry. I was seeing the way these men were speaking to each other and it made me really sad. It happened back in September and instead of having a reflective moment, it was more like we were still in September and the tensions were through the roof.

“I get that you wanna go there and say your piece. You should be able to say it from your point of view but it all just seemed really immature, and unfortunate and aggressive.”