I’m A Celeb champ Jill Scott reveals glam transformation in off-shoulder dress after 4 washes to get rid of jungle smell

QUEEN of the jungle Jill Scott made a glamorous transformation after roaring to victory on I’m A Celebrity last night.

She swapped her jungle uniform of red shorts and a khaki shirt for an off-the-shoulder dress as she appeared on Good Morning Britain.

The former England footballer, 35, beat Owen Warner and Matt Hancock who came second and third respectively and spoke to GMB about her incredible I’m A Celeb win.

Jill was barely recognisable wearing the black frock, gold hoop earrings and lashings of lip gloss and mascara.

Host Susanna Reid said: “Jill you’re looking very different right now than you did when you were in the jungle.

“Have you got plans now to go into television presenting? Do you want to do a stint on Good Morning Britain, I can’t deny you’re looking very glam I’m feeling a little bit at risk here.”

Jill replied: “Well this has taken two showers and two baths just to smell half decent.

“I haven’t got any plans. Once I retired I should have really had a plan in place, that’s how I landed in the jungle so to speak.

“But yeah I actually don’t know what I’m going to do next. But I just feel like if you keep give everything every single day, keep trying to be a good person, then we’ll see what happens.”

Jill also shared some of her biggest highlights from being on the show, adding: “It really was tough at times, but I think that cyclone challenge, it was like being a young kid again on a massive inflatable!

“I just think I threw myself at everything and just tried to make the most of an incredible experience.”

And when asked what she missed more out of her fiancée Shelly Unitt or the current World Cup, Jill hilariously answered: “Don’t get me into trouble, it’s got to be Shelly and obviously my family and friends but I have missed the World Cup games so much.

“Me and Owen were begging for the scores and then the day that we had an ice lolly and the scores were revealed on the stick, that was one of the best days in the jungle.”