Dean McCullough accused of 'fake tears' as he quits I'm A Celebrity Bushtucker Trial

Controversy at the Sinister Sarcophagus trial

Dean McCullough faced backlash from fans who claimed he was "faking tears" when he quit his I’m A Celebrity Bushtucker Trial, known as the Sinister Sarcophagus. The trial came to an abrupt end when Dean couldn't cope with sand filling up into the mummy figurine.

From tears to quips

After apologizing for pulling out early and shedding tears over only earning two stars, the Radio One DJ quickly shifted his demeanor and joked about host Ant McPartlin's wealth, leaving viewers divided over his authenticity.

Viewers call out Dean's acting

Viewers took to social media to express their skepticism, with some accusing Dean of "pretending to cry" and questioning the authenticity of his emotional display during the trial. Some even suggested he was exaggerating for attention.

Struggles in the trial

As part of the trial, Dean had to face challenges involving insects and Egypt-related questions. Despite his efforts to retrieve stars for the camp with his mouth, he ultimately reached a breaking point and decided to quit, leaving the camp with only two stars.

Apologies and reassurance

Back in camp, Dean tearfully apologized to his fellow contestants for his early exit, expressing his disappointment. Campmates offered words of understanding and support, with Jane Moore acknowledging his panic and Tulisa praising his efforts.