I’m a Celebrity 2024: fans ‘hate the public’ as Tulisa becomes third ITV eviction - reaction
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- I’m a Celeb fans are all saying the same thing after the latest eviction.
- Tulisa had been an early favourite to win - but she was voted out.
- Viewers were shocked that Oti was in the bottom two as well.
A shock departure has left I’m a Celebrity fans ‘disappointed’ tonight. N-Dubz singer Tulisa became the third star to leave the jungle after another public vote.
The former X-Factor judge was joined by ex-Strictly professional Oti Mabuse in the bottom two. It comes as a surprise after Barry McGuigan was made the favourite to leave in the bookies odds after narrowly avoiding departure on Sunday night.
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Fans are all saying the same thing after Tulisa’s departure
The third eviction from I’m a Celeb has rattled fans, who took to social media to share their surprise and other reactions. It comes after Jane and Dean were the first two celebs to be eliminated from the show over the weekend.
One fan wrote on Twitter: “Tulisa will be the queen in my eyes. I am so disappointed at this.”
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Hide AdWhile another echoed: “Naaahhh who didn’t vote for Tulisa and Oti? People thought they were safe.”
Another wrote: “Oti in the bottom and tulisa gone. I hate the British public.” And one person added: “Tulisa? I was sure she’d be in it to the final…”
One declared it the ‘best camp’. They wrote: “Every person voted out from tonight onwards is going to come as a shock, genuinely can’t call it. They’re the best wee camp.”
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