Derry’s Nadne Coyle didn’t want to go to the jailhouse
The campmates got in their first row over who would be sent to the jungle jailhouse on basic rations.
Nadine, 34, and Jacqueline, 27, refused to be put in the draw to go to the jailhouse where they’d join the two new campmates Andy Whyment and Cliff Parisi.
Before entering the jailhouse, the new arrivals took part in a trial and won eight stars for the camp.
The other celebs were then given the choice of feeding themselves or sharing their food with Andy and Cliff.
But if they chose to feed them, they’d have to send two campmates to join them as outlaws in the jailhouse.
Andrew Maxwell and James Haskell immediately offered to go, but Kate Garraway said: “Don’t be ridiculous. I’m happy to go.”
However, Ian Wright chipped in and said the campmates should be picked at random to make it fair.
They decided to draw named water bottles over who would go to the jail, but Jacqueline said: “That sounds a bit scary” and Ian replied: “You don’t have to go.”
However, Andrew wasn’t having any of it and argued: “I don’t think it’s fair to count yourself out. It’s an ordeal that has to be shared.”
But James said: “If she doesn’t want to do it she doesn’t want to do it.”
Adele Roberts concluded: “It’s just anyone who is up for it is up for it. If anyone wants to stay they should be allowed.”
Jacqueline then asked Nadine: “Are you putting yours in?” and she shook her head before saying: “I don’t have to.”
Jacqueline Jossa refused to go to the jailhouse
Kate replied: “I don’t know really is the truth of it. Someone’s got to go.”
James insisted again he would take Kate’s place but Caitlyn Jenner said: “We all agreed to draw out of the bag … Everybody quiet, let’s move on. No argument.”
But Ian wouldn’t let it go and asked James again if he would go for Kate, to which she screamed: “No. It’s fair system.”
But Jacqueline said: “This is just ridiculous … you shouldn’t have put your name in if you didn’t want to go.
“Where there are people who wanted to go. They were up for it.”
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