Ant and Dec have taken to social media to weight in on the ongoing row surrounding Charlene White’s RV drama.
The I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! hosts shared their thoughts on twitter in response to the flock of fans branding news reporter Charlene “selfish”.
Charlene has come under fire over her decision to not sleep in the RV
Ant and Dec tweeted to defend Charlene’s ‘rulebreaking’
The dynamic duo wrote: “The rules said that only the leader and deputy are allowed to stay in the RV, it didn’t state they HAD to… #ImACeleb”
Their statement was in reply to a post by fan who tweeted: “@imacelebrity @antanddec in the past campmates have been penalised if they didn’t obey the rules, so why has Charlene been allowed to not stay in the RV?!”
The backlash comes after deputy camp leader Charlene frustrated fans and fellow campmates alike with her refusal to abide to sleeping arrangements.
After being appointed her new role by camp leader and disgraced MP Matt Hancock, the Loose Woman was allowed to sleep in an RV, but opted for an outdoor bed instead after claiming she was scared by a spider in the motor home.
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Her fellow campmates have complained as Charlene using one of the outdoor beds means other have to sleep in uncomfortable hammocks as there is one less bed for everyone else.
This also angered viewers, who rushed to social media to share their frustration, with one writing: “Come on Charlene just do as you are supposed to and sleep in the RV!”
Another wrote: “Does Charlene White not realise she is meant to be in the RV.
“Read the room people are p*ssed. Yes she does not like Matt Hancock which is the only reason she is not going in there.
“She is being totally selfish and people losing respect for her.”
The same sentiment was echoed in yet another post which read: “I’m sorry but this whole RV thing is getting beyond a joke.
“She is stopping someone who should be in her place simple guidelines or law it needs to be addressed or you will lose viewers and credibility”.
There will be an extra-long episode this evening so the show can cover the eviction drama.
Fans will learn who gets the boot first in a movie-length 90-minute episode.
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