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Your support makes all the difference.I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! has revealed the finalists for 2020.
All week long, the public have been voting for their favourite contestant taking part in this year’s series, and now just three remain.
Shane Richie was the latest celebrity to be voted out of the show. The former EastEnders star finished in fourth place.
Jordan North, Giovanna Fletcher and Vernon Kay will now battle it out to become king or queen of the castle.
Last night (2 December) saw the shock departure of Strictly star AJ Pritchard and Olympic gold medallist Mo Farah, who had been expected to make it to the end.
The latest episode had viewers in hysterics thanks to the return of the popular cyclone Bushtucker Trial as well as Farah’s impression of EastEnders character Phil Mitchell.
Other celebrities to take part in this year’s series included Victoria Derbyshire, Beverley Callard and Russell Watson.
I’m a Celebrity will come to an end tomorrow night (4 December) on ITV1 at 9pm.
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