I’M A Celebrity viewers want Boy George to be booted out of the camp after a string of ‘snarky’ comments.
The Culture Club singer, 61, clashed with Scarlette Douglas during tonight’s episode – having previously rubbed his campmates up the wrong way.
Viewers have started to grow irritated with Boy George
Boy George was not impressed with Scarlette this evening
He voiced his frustrations over the developing friendship between Scarlette and Matt Hancock, shortly after she quizzed him about his criminal conviction and the time he spent in prison.
Fans of the show feel like it’s time he left, with one person writing: “When can we vote for boy George to leave #ImACelebrity #ImaCeleb.”
“#ImACelebrity I can’t stand Boy George. He’s got to leave camp ASAP”, tweeted another.
A third added: “Boy george gotta be the first to go bc mans an annoying diva. #ImACelebrity.”
During tonight’s I’m A Celebrity Boy George was quizzing Matt Hancock, 44, on the cost of arms, when Scarlette jumped in to rescue him.
An unconvinced Boy George, who has previously been vocal about his frustrations towards campmate Charlene White while in the Australian jungle, responded: “She’s trying to save you, very interesting.”
While further explaining his thoughts in the Bush Telegraph, the singer added: “I just noticed sometimes when I start a debate with Matt, Scarlette comes in and kind of shuts me down a bit or tries to change the subject.
“I don’t know whether Scarlette’s got political aspirations. But sorry, I’m just not going to stop talking. I will say what I want.”
Boy George had grown frustrated with The Place In The Celeb Report star earlier in the day when she asked him about “handcuffs and a radiator”.
In 2008, Boy George, whose real name is George Alan O’Dowd, was convicted of assault and false imprisonment.
Furious, he said: “Scarlette blatantly talked about my court case.
“I thought it was inappropriate what she did, actually. I thought she shouldn’t have said what she said to me.
“And I thought I handled it really well as it’s a big sore point for me when people say things like that.”
