Gemma Collins is donating her 'I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here!' fee to charity.
The 33-year-old star walked out of the ITV reality series jungle - which she described as her "dream job" - after just 72 hours and was rumoured to have collected the full amount she was offered to appear on the show, but she's now spoken out to rubbish the claims.
Quizzed on whether she received the full pay packet, she said: "No I didn't. I have been given a percentage which is going to charity and it's going to a children's charity for starving children because a lot of it was played on in there that, 'Oh Gemma's starving she's leaving the jungle'.
"I'll be honest with you, I was starving. I'm a plus size girl. I went from everything to 500 calories a day and that did affect me."
'The Only Way Is Essex' favourite also claimed she was meant to be taking medication during her stint on the show, but forgot it due to a personal incident that took place before she flew out to Australia.
Speaking on 'This Morning', she continued: "When I went into the [Bush] Telegraph the room was spinning around, my blood sugar levels dropped, I'm meant to take insulin three times a day but with everything that happened to me I forgot to take my medication in the jungle as well."
Gemma called the police on boyfriend Alex Moss following an incident at her home in Essex just hours before she was set to fly and she insists her fits of tears on the show were a result of the "trauma" she experienced.
She said: "It was all the shock trauma coming out. People don't know what I've been through ... If people saw pictures, if people knew what I'd been through, they'd understand."

Tom Pearce has quit 'The Only Way Is Essex'.
The 23-year-old star - who was recently reported to have been dropped from the Christmas special of the popular reality series and wasn't included in bosses' future plans - took to Twitter today (28.11.14) to announce he has left the ITVBe show.
Tom - who also works in the City of London - rubbished rumours he had been dropped by producers and claimed he quit the show to focus on his career.
He wrote: "Contrary to some articles in the press this morning I was not dropped from Xmas special, I Quit to concentrate on my job. (sic)"
It was first reported that Tom - who claimed he had begun filming the festive episode this week - had been dropped from the show earlier today.
A source told The Mirror newspaper: "Tom won't be featuring in the Christmas special and there's a question mark over his return next series."
Meanwhile, Tom's former co-star, Gemma Collins is all set to appear in the episode next month following her dramatic exit from 'I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!' after spending just 72 hours in the Australian jungle.
A source close to the 33 year old said: "Gemma's first thoughts after the jungle were to contact the producers and secure her spot in the end-of-the-year special.
"She's an Essex girl at heart, so that's where she feels at her most confident and best."
Before heading into the 'I'm a Celeb' camp earlier this month, Gemma had reportedly told friends she wouldn't return to the popular reality show until February, but according to the insider, the feisty blonde wanted to be "surrounded by her mates" as she copes with the aftermath of her messy break-up from boyfriend Alex Moss, who she split from just days before entering the jungle.

James McAvoy mistakenly shaved his hair off for his 'X-Men' role.
The 35-year-old actor took on the role of a young Professor X in 2011's 'X-Men: First Class' and mistakenly thought he had to look like Patrick Stewart, who made the comic book character famous.
Speaking on 'The Jonathan Ross Show' in an episode that will air on Saturday (29.11.14), James said: "I did actually shave my head.
"I turned up and they went, 'No, no, no, no, no it's the 60s, we want him to be haired... well, not bald."
James quickly turned to his "dear friend and follicle felicitator" who returned his locks to normal, spending "about 24 hours putting hair extensions into my hair".
Meanwhile, James is expecting that he will have to lose his hair again ahead of the film's next instalment in 2016, 'X-Men: Apocalypse', but is none the wiser about what will happen to his character.
He recently explained: "I have no idea what's going on. I think I'm losing my hair finally. And in the movie. And, yeah, that's kind of all I know.
"I got an email from the Simon Kinberg, our producer/writer extraordinare, who informed me he was getting dead excited about stuff, but he didn't want to divulge anything for a couple of weeks, so I really don't know.
"But it seems fairly global, if we're talking apocalypse, maybe it's just the character's name but I think the nature of the movie will be fairly apocalyptic."

Kevin Bacon is to star in 'Jungle'.
The 56-year-old actor will appear in the survival drama, which is based on the true story of Yossi Ghinsberg, an adventurer who found himself lost in the Amazon rainforest for three weeks in the early 1980s, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
The film will be directed by 'Wolf Creek's Greg McLean - who Kevin has worked with before in supernatural thriller '6 Miranda Drive' - and produced by Arclight Films, after the Spierig brothers and See-Saw Films chose not to take the film past its initial development stage.
Screenwriter Justin Monjo will write the script based on Yossi's 2005 memoirs and a Discovery Channel documentary drama called 'I Shouldn't Be Alive'.
Gary Hamilton, Dana Lustig, Mike Gabrawy and Mark Lazarus will produce the movie and it will be funded by Screen Australia after it was chosen as one of 11 projects to receive $9.2 million worth of financing from the agency.
It has not yet been confirmed who Kevin will play in the film but some reports suggest that he will star as the "complex, dangerous and alluring" Karl, Yossi's Austrian guide.
Shooting is scheduled to begin in the new year in Australia and Colombia, with a release date yet to be confirmed.

Mickey Rourke will return to boxing aged 62.
The actor will come out of retirement and step into the ring tonight (28.11.14) for the first time in 20 years as he competes against 29-year-old Elliot Seymour.
He said: "When you're older you can't be aggressive, you have to learn to use the defence, and fight with your head."
The 'Expendables' star - who dropped 35lbs to prepare for the wrestling match - praised Russia, the country where it's taking place, and is excited to see what the city has to offer in the daytime.
He explained: "I've always had a very good time here.
"The last several times I've come to Russia I've never seen the daylight, so it's sort of nice [this time] because I only know the nightlife".
Mickey recently hit the headlines when he spoke out in support of Russian's president, Vladimir Putin.
Speaking at news conference, RT.com reports Mickey as saying: "I actually met Putin and I had a good feeling about him.
"I liked him, we got along very well and he seemed like a really ok guy to me."
When asked why he bought a t-shirt with Putin's face on, he added that he "felt like it", admitting he bought a few to take back to his friends in New York who "wanted some".

Burt Reynolds is selling over 600 personal items to stave off bankruptcy.
The 78-year-old Hollywood star is reportedly struggling financially so will see awards, cars and costumes go under the hammer in Las Vegas next month.
In a foreword for the catalogue for the sale, which takes place on 11 and 12 December at The Palms Casino Resort, Burt admitted all the items are things he "adores" but no longer has space for.
He wrote: "I've collected so many things that I truly adore but at this stage in my life I find it very difficult to manage them all.
"The fact of the matter is that it truly is the time to downsize and for these items that I have loved over the years find new homes where they can be cared for and appreciated."
Among the items up for grabs are the Golden Globe Best Supporting Actor trophy he received for his role in 'Boogie Nights', a sombrero he wore in '100 Rifles' and monogrammed boots he donned in 'Striptease'.
Fans can also get their hands on a 1997 Dodge Ram pick-up truck customised with a portrait of the veteran actor as The Bandit, while a red and white Surrey carriage he was given by Dolly Parton and the 1979 motorised stagecoach used in his 1988 wedding to Loni Anderson - whom he divorced in 1993 - are also on offer.
Burt - who underwent a quintuple heart bypass in 2010 - has been reported as having financial difficulties for some time, with his Florida home facing foreclosure as far back as 2011.
He is said to owe over $1.4 million in missed mortgage payments on the property, which he has been unable to sell.
He was previously declared bankrupt in the 1990s with debts of over $9 million.

Kristen Stewart claims actors become "isolated" because of their fame.
The 24-year-old actress has become one of the biggest movie stars in the world following her portrayal of Bella Swan in the 'Twilight' franchise - in which she starred with her ex-boyfriend Robert Pattinson.
Although she loves her profession, Kristen believes she and other actors can get "lonely" because other people treat celebrities differently.
Speaking in the new issue of Loaded magazine, she said: "Actors become so isolated. It's like people aren't allowed to talk to us. Like if you're a big star, or whatever, if you're like a famous person, it's kind of lonely. Like people don't want to talk to you."
Kristen has seen many of her professional peers form very close relationships with their assistants because they end up spending so much time together.
She revealed: "I've seen people hire a friend. Literally, like, you hire someone. They're your assistant but then lines start to blur and now they're a co-worker, an associate, an employee, my friend, my sister, somebody that I'm attracted to."
As well as being cut off from society, the 'Clouds of Sils Maria' star says actors constant need for approval for their self-worth can be a damaging aspect of the profession.
She said: "You're just constantly thinking about what other people are thinking about you. I think it's people who want to be movie stars - and this is such bullshit - but the life really is a huge driving force in so many actors and actresses. Solely. And they won't be happy at the end, because they're not doing anything for themselves, everything is for someone else. They're always appeasing and always satisfying and always trying to do something to stay at this level."
To read the full interview with Kristen buy the new issue of Loaded magazine (www.loaded.co.uk) out now.

Eddie Redmayne has a fear of failure.
The 'Theory of Everything' star has admitted that like fellow actor, Rachel Weisz, he worries about ever getting hired again.
He said: "I was reading an interview with Rachel Weisz a few years ago and she said, 'Every time I finish a job, I think I'm never going to get hired again,' and I was like, 'Come on, you're Rachel Weisz.' But I absolutely get it.
"Because I think if you're lucky to do this thing professionally, that you loved doing as a child, and you don't feel like you're qualified - it's that old shtick of waiting to be found out. The idea that you do this job and get paid for it doesn't seem like it should be allowed."
Meanwhile, Eddie has also revealed that he needed time to perfect his portrayal of Stephen Hawking in the upcoming movie.
He explained to Gotham magazine: "I said to James [Marsh, the director] I'd need time [to prepare], and he gave me four to five months.
"Hawking was diagnosed with ALS when he was 21. His disease is entirely secondary [to his life] as far as he's concerned.
"Similarly, I wanted to make all the physical elements of the performance so embedded and second nature. Some of my favourite moments were improvised. The emotional lines of the film came from reading Jane and Stephen's books, but also the patients that I met."

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