Heartbreaking reason behind Fred Siriex’s row with Nigel Farage in the I’m A Celeb jungle

The heartbreaking reason behind the recent row between Fred Siriex and Nigel Farage on the reality TV show I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here has been revealed. The two stars clashed in the camp last night, reigniting their bitter feud.

Fred Siriex and Nigel Farage's history

Former UKIP leader Nigel Farage and First Dates host Fred Siriex have had a contentious relationship in the past. Siriex has publicly criticized Farage, calling him a "coward" and a "liar" on social media following the Brexit vote.

Heartbreaking conversation

The reason behind their recent argument was revealed to be a conversation between Fred Siriex and his youngest daughter. She asked him if they would have to leave the country after Brexit.

The tense exchange

Last night, tensions were high as the topic of Brexit inevitably came up in the camp. Siriex asked Farage, "What is the benefit of Brexit then? If you are an average person from Britain, what’s the benefit?"

Farage responded, "To know that we’re independent, we stand on our own two feet in the world."

Siriex criticized Farage, saying, "Brexit was about immigration, I remember your poster. I thought it was shameful what you did, Nigel. Shameful."

Farage defended his position, stating, "It was a poster showing mass young men moving illegally across borders."

The argument continued with Siriex accusing Farage of demonizing migrants, to which Farage replied, "No it wasn’t. In your view it was, but it wasn’t."

Fred Siriex's personal experience

Siriex, who has lived in the UK for 30 years, revealed that he will need to apply for "settled status" in order to remain in the country after Brexit. He shared the heartbreaking moment when his daughter asked if they would have to leave. Siriex also expressed his belief that Brexit will have negative consequences for the country.

Fred Siriex's opinion on Brexit

Siriex stated that if he had thought Brexit was a good idea, he would have voted for it. However, he believes that it will ultimately make the UK poorer.