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CHLOE Madeley reckons I’m A Celebrity bosses need tackling for making hubby James Haskell look like a bad guy.
The TV presenter claims his onscreen tetchiness and rows over the weekend do not tell the whole story.
And she says evicted campmates Adele Roberts and Andrew Maxwell told her how much they liked him.
Concerned Chloe said: “He’s definitely had his hangry episode, he’s had his mental day.
“But the people who leave will give you the inside scoop. They have come up to me and said he’s doing really well in camp, he’s cheering people up and they absolutely adore him.
“I just think he had a really grumpy day. He was sleep-deprived, food-deprived and surrounded with people you aren’t necessarily friends with.
“If you have a bad day, if you have a moody day, you do kind of snap a bit.”
Rugby ace James, 34, was struggling over the weekend and had a minor meltdown over a trial. He dubbed some campmates “over-talkers” and blasted their “incessant stupidity”.
But Chloe, 32, dismissed suggestions he was acting like a “bully”.
She added: “The B-word is intense. I watched it and all I wanted to do was get in there and give him some food.” pop NADINE Coyle is a world away from
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JACQUELINE and Nadine admitted they have both taken a shine to Ant and Dec.
Ex-EastEnders star Jacqueline says Ant is “a bit of all right” while Nadine says “there’s something really cute, cheeky and sassy” about Dec.
Jacqueline joked: “They are funny, they smell good and as they get older they look even better. I don’t know if they are having work done but they are getting better-looking.”
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CAITLYN and Ian got teary when talking about figures who had inspired them.
Caitlyn broke down when talking about her late athletics coach LD Weldon.
Ian recounted the famous story about his teacher Sydney Pigden, who he describes as “the first male role model in my life”.
Ian said: “He used to say the beautiful goals are the ones that goalkeepers can’t save. He used to say that’s what I had to do.”