Dean McCullough under fire for botched challenges and Teagate scandal

Controversy in the Camp

Dean McCullough, the Radio 1 DJ, has found himself in hot water after a series of failed challenges and the infamous Teagate scandal. Sources reveal growing discontent among campmates over his performance in trials and general behavior.

Failed Challenges

During the recent Drown in the Dumps task, Dean and podcaster GK Barry failed to secure a single star. Dean also backed out of a Bushtucker Trial, earning criticism for his repeated cries of "I'm a celebrity, get me out of here!" He managed to win just four stars out of ten before quitting the Lethal Lab challenge.

Teagate Scandal

The drama escalated when it was discovered that Dean had smuggled in contraband teabags, leading to a showdown known as Teagate. This resulted in his campmates losing half of the cupcakes they had won, sparking frustration and disappointment among the group.

Growing Tension

With camp morale at an all-time low, sources report that the celebrities are feeling the strain of limited food supplies and the loss of cherished treats like the cupcakes. Dean's actions have left him in hot water, with one insider stating, "Dean is a nice lad but there's only so much the celebs will be able to take."

Criticism from Peers

Even on the ITV2 spin-off show Unpacked, Dean and GK faced criticism for their Drown in the Dumps failure. Ant McPartlin expressed his frustration, highlighting the importance of at least attempting the challenges.

Dean McCullough now finds himself as the camp's public enemy number one, facing backlash for his botched challenges and involvement in the Teagate saga.