Five signs Jamie Lynn Spears was about to quit I’m A Celebrity – from phone box rant to tears over chocolate
JAMIE Lynn Spears has quit I’m a Celebrity after lasting 10 days in the jungle.
It’s been confirmed that Jamie Lynn, 32, left the I’m a Celebrity camp on “medical grounds” just days after food critic Grace Dent walked away from the show.
There’s no denying Jamie Lynn – the sister of pop star Britney – struggled during her time in the jungle, and almost quit the show just two days after arriving in camp.
But, despite appearing to be adapting to life in the Aussie bush, it seems all the signs that the former Zoey 101 star was about to quit were there.
During last night’s episode, Jamie Lynn was reduced to tears over a piece of chocolate after Sam Thompson, Tony Bellew and Marvin Humes won the camp a bar after spending the night in the Misery Motel.
Actress Danielle Harold swooped in to comfort her and could be seen giving her a cuddle, to which Jamie went on to explain: “That little square of chocolate p*****d me off.”
Danielle agreed, adding: “It’s because it gives you a taste of what’s outside…”
Jamie Lynn then explained in the Bush Telegraph: “I just want more chocolate.”
The actress and singer was later seen in the camp phone box attempting to call her family.
After realising the phone didn’t make outgoing calls, she said: “I hate it here so much, I hate it here so much, I hate it here so much. I hate it, I hate it, I hate it here.”
Later Jamie Lynn’s campmates appeared to turn on her, with even the ever-positive Sam, 31, accusing her of “crying wolf”.
He said that she wouldn’t leave and that she had become known as the “girl who cried wolf”, and Jamie Lynn wasn’t impressed.
“I’m not the girl who cried wolf, I’m speaking honestly about my emotions,” she said.
Earlier in the week she broke down while opening up about her children, recalling the moment eldest daughter Maddie, 15, almost died.
Jamie Lynn is also mum to Ivey, five, who she shares with husband Jamie Watson.
Tony – who has grown close to Jamie – also weighed in on the situation, stating in the Bush Telegraph: “She’s just getting frustrated, she misses her kids.”
