Jane Moore could be the first celebrity to leave the jungle (Image: ITV/REX/Shutterstock)
The first elimination of has arrived and I believe there are three particular stars at risk.
During Thursday night’s (November 28) instalment of the hit ITV programme, presenters revealed the first celebrity would be leaving the jungle tonight.
This only means one thing, we are almost in the final week of the 2024 series.
And unfortunately for Jane Moore, Melvin Odoom and Dean McCullough, I think they could be the first three to pack their bags.
This isn’t to say they have done anything wrong as I have thoroughly enjoyed watching them, but there’s a few reasons why I feel they will receive the least amount of votes.
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I believe fans haven’t seen enough of Melvin Odoom (Image: ITV/REX/Shutterstock)
Jane has certainly got stuck into the trials and proved she isn’t afraid of anything. But because of this, I feel she hasn’t matched her fellow celebrities on the entertainment scale when it comes to challenges.
Also, Jane issued a few stern words to Barry McGuigan about the roles in camp, l. For these reasons alone, I believe Jane could be the first to go.
The next star who could be bidding farewell to the jungle is Melvin. Unfortunately for the 44-year-old, I just don’t think we have seen enough of him.
And sadly, the only time we’ve seen him on screen over the past few days is when he’s been complaining about having to do the water alone as Dean isn’t pulling his weight. Every time we see his face, he looks completely defeated.
His personality may shine through tonight as he is taking part in the trial with , however, it might be too little too late.
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Dean has certainly been the most controversial campmate of the series (Image: James Gourley/ITV/REX/Shutterstock)
In my opinion, the third and final celebrity at risk is Dean.
The 32-year-old has no doubt been the most controversial campmate of the series, .
The Radio 1 DJ has taken part in his fair share of challenges, but only called the infamous words ” Get Me Out of Here!” when he came up against fish guts and sand as opposed to things that actually move.
This led people to believe that he is acting up for cameras, hoping to earn more screen time.
For me personally, I think Dean has made for great viewing, however, it’s clear he is getting on other people’s nerves – in and out of camp.
Find out who will be the first to leave on … Get Me Out of Here! tonight at 9pm on ITV.