Dec Donnelly takes swipe at I’m A Celebrity star Naughty Boy after awkward exit interview

DEC Donnelly has taken a cheeky swipe at I’m A Celebrity star Naughty Boy.

The presenter made fun of the music producer’s long farewell after his exit interview last night – as well as his love of sleeping.



Dec Donnelly poked fun out of Naughty Boy

Naughty left the show on Wednesday night

Kicking off tonight’s extended interview, Dec told viewers: “We’ve got a bumper, 90-minute belter of a show for you.

“Last night Naughty Boy became the latest celebrity to leave this year’s camp.”

Ant said: “Before he said goodbye to his fellow celebs, there was one more thing he had to do…”

“He had to have a quick three-hour nap,” joked Dec.

He continued: “But another celeb will be following in Naughty Boy’s footsteps tonight – in fact there’s every chance they’ll overtake him.

“Go now, go now, Naughty Boy,” shouted Ant, as he referenced Naughty slowly leaving the studio yesterday.

While Dec swiped: “See you over Christmas.”

Naughty had turned to say bye to the hosts after his grilling, telling them he’d catch up with them over the festive period.

But after tonight’s mocking, Ant and Dec might be off Naughty Boy’s Christmas card list.

During his time in camp Naughty Boy had arguments with Frankie Bridge and rows with Kadeena Cox over the cooking.

The star also had bust-ups with Adam Woodyatt over the chores and a confrontation with David Ginola for telling him to do a trial.

However, many have defended the star, insisting he was being bullied by some of the others.

Naughty Boy also made repeated threats to quit the show before being convinced to say by others in the castle.

Asked about the rows by Ant and Dec after his departure from camp he asked simply: “Was I the instigator?”

He said disagreements weren’t his fault, insisting: “I’ve learnt that when you’re in a situation like in the castle you can’t take anything personally.

“When someone’s frustrated they’re frustrated because of the situation they’re in and just how to get on with people and support each other and not really take anything for granted.”