In a dramatic twist on *I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!*, streaming sensation AngryGinge finds himself on the brink of severe punishment from ITV bosses after being outed for smuggling contraband into the jungle camp. The revelation came courtesy of fellow campmate Vogue Williams, who didn’t hesitate to spill the beans upon her exit from the show on Monday night, December 1.
I’m A Celebrity … Get Me Out Of Here! star AngryGinge is at risk of a major punishment from the ITV bosses after being exposed for having contraband in camp
With the grand finale just days away—set to air on Sunday, December 7—AngryGinge, whose real name is Morgan Burtwistle, has emerged as a fan favorite to claim the crown. However, his shot at victory could be jeopardized by this rule-breaking scandal, as the 24-year-old influencer now faces potential repercussions in the remaining episodes of the hit ITV series.
Vogue, the 40-year-old model and mother-of-three, wasted no time in “dobbing him in” during her post-eviction chat with hosts Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly. Fresh off a series of heated arguments with AngryGinge over camp chores like washing up, she exposed his secret stash without a hint of remorse.
“Ginge took the butter in, I just dobbed him in,” Vogue declared. “I don’t know where he got it, it wasn’t even full butter, what’s the point of that?”
Ant, 50, speculated that if AngryGinge had smuggled the butter from outside, it might have spoiled by mealtime. But Vogue clarified the bizarre origin: the streamer had discovered a packet of butter on the jungle floor, cleaned it up, and sneakily used the remnants to enhance the camp’s bland rice and beans rations.
Contraband has been found in the I’m A Celebrity camp again despite an amnesty box being put into Jungle last week – and this time it’s a sachet of butter
This isn’t the first contraband controversy to rock the camp this season. England football star Alex Scott, 41, was previously caught red-handed with a sachet of salt she pilfered from a hotel. A clip aired showing her discreetly seasoning her meals, prompting Ant and Dec to quip, “Alex seasoning the dinner, so we think that’s a sachet of salt she’s nicked from the hotel!”
As punishment, Alex was stripped of her salt stash, and the entire camp lost a star, slashing their already meager dinner portions. Over the weekend, more illicit items surfaced despite an amnesty box being introduced to encourage confessions.
It emerged that *EastEnders* actress Shona McGarty, 34, had hidden an air freshener—stolen from a trial—in her waistband and placed it in the camp’s dunny (toilet) for a fresher experience. Yet, even with the amnesty, one campmate held out: the mysterious butter holder, now unmasked as AngryGinge.
A show insider told the Daily Mail, “It’s been a day of twists and turns with more contraband found and the consequences of this rule break has rocked the whole camp.”
In her first interview after being voted off on Friday, Alex opened up about “Saltgate” to the Daily Mail. “We didn’t have luxury items this year so on the way in, I stopped and got a chicken salad, how boring,” she admitted. “And then there were all these sachets of salt and pepper, so I was like, ‘Let me just pick up a few, and see if I can manage to get them in camp’.”
She confessed to stashing them in her sock on entry day. Jack Osbourne, 41, was in on it from the start, using the salt while on cooking duty. But AngryGinge caught her in the act one night, giving her suspicious glances.
As the camp reels from these revelations, all eyes are on AngryGinge. Will ITV enforce a penalty that could derail his journey to the final? With tensions high and the end in sight, this jungle drama is far from over.