Former favourite to win Rosemary Shrager has become the latest star to exit I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here, joking that her scantily-clad bath drove away viewers.
Rosemary had earlier enjoyed a jungle bath (Picture: ITV/Rex)
The TV chef previously claimed she was 'in it to win it' and had looked on course to take the title, with the TV chef named bookies' favourite after a run-in with darts legend Eric Bristow.
But yesterday another run-in with Made In Chelsea's Hugo Taylor seemed to dent her popularity, with Rosemary later admitting to David Haye that she expected to go home as a result of her argument.
She went on to survive with Helen Flanagan getting the boot instead, but the following day her luck run out and Rosemary found herself leaving camp for good.
Speaking to hosts Ant and Dec she said being out felt 'amazing', but said she 'absolutely loved' her time in jungle.
Admitting the experience was harder than expected, she claimed her fear of snakes was the only phobia she hadn't managed to conquer.
Rosemary and Hugo had a slightly tempestuous relationship (Picture: ITV/Rex)
On being voted out, she joked: 'I'm sure it's the bath!'
Rosemary was referring to her 'bloke on a rope' challenge, which saw her strip to her swimming costume for a bath as part of the dingo dollars task.
Rosemary had to scrub herself with a bar of soap to unlock the code which would free Hugo, who was hanging by a harness next to the bath.
Afterwards she admitted: 'I didn't feel guilty about Hugo, I thought it was really funny. I was thinking how long I could keep him up there for!'
Hugo said of Rosemary's dip in the tub: 'I'm sure there will be many men wanting to be in there with her.'
Rosemary tipped 'hero' David Haye to win the show (Picture: ITV/Rex)
Despite resolving their differences Hugo and Rosemary enjoyed something of a tempestuous relationship in camp, with the pair clashing more than once.
When discussing her run-ins with the reality star, she said: 'The thing is about Hugo is that he is quite petulant… I was the only person he couldn't cope with. He only saw me as an authority figure.'
She also tipped David Haye to be named king of the jungle, describing him as a 'hero'.
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