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Ferne McCann has come third on 'I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here'.
The 'Only Way Is Essex' star has been voted off the ITV show after making it all the way to the final, leaving Vicky Pattison and George Shelley to fight to be King or Queen of the Jungle.
Following her exit, she said: "I can't believe it. I never thought I'd get this far. It was the best experience. I thoroughly enjoyed it. I just threw myself into the whole experience and loved it.
"And every day I thought, maybe I'm going to have a down day. Of course, you have your highs and lows. But I just really enjoyed it."
During her time in the jungle, Ferne's romance with campmate George was the subject of much talk amongst their fellow celebrities but the 25-year-old star insists they are just friends.
She told hosts Ant and Dec: "We're definitely going to meet up and stay friends. But I just think we're really really good friends and I've fallen in love with him, but in a complete different way. I just loved hanging out with him; he's just one of my besties in there."
However, Ferne couldn't make her mind up on who she wants to win the show.
When pressed to select a winner, she said: "Don't make me choose. I love them both. They're both fantastic campmates."

Lauren Murray has been voted off the 'X Factor'.
The 25-year-old hopeful's sing-off performance of 'Fight Song' split the judges and after they went to deadlock, she left the ITV competition after receiving the least amount of public votes.
Speaking after her exit, she said: "I just want to say thank you to everyone who voted for me, that believed in me the whole way through. All the people backstage are just amazing and thank you."
Meanwhile, Lauren has had a rollercoaster time on the show, having chosen to move out of the house following the elimination of her friends Keira Weathers and Seann Miley Moore.
Kiera said at the time: "She told me she's left the house because she was upset but she's still in the competition - although she's packed her stuff."
And Lauren also opened up about getting death threats in the past.
She shared: "People can be so mean on Twitter, they forget that we're all just normal people.
"A few of us have even had death threats. And we've had people send pictures of themselves cutting our names into their arms. It's horrible!"
Following Lauren's departure, Ché Chesterman, Louisa Johnson and Reggie and Bollie will fight to be crowned the winner of the ITV show next weekend (12.12.15).

Helen George has been voted off 'Strictly Come Dancing'.
The 'Call The Midwife' star was booted out of the BBC One competition after all the show's judges - Len Goodman, Bruno Tonioli, Darcey Bussell and Craig Revel Horwood - opted to save Georgia May Foote and her dance partner Giovanni Pernice.
Speaking after her exit, Helen said: "I've just had the most amazing time and spending the time with Aljaž [Skorjanec; her dancing partner]. He's a fantastic teacher and a friend.
"Also, I'm taking away a brilliant group of mates who I want to see lots in the future."
Whilst Aljaž joked: "We're still going to rehearse Monday; we're going to go back and do choreography."
Before adding: "Every single week, you amaze me with the level of professionalism, with the level of your commitment to every single dance. It was a pure joy. Thank you so much."
Meanwhile, the 31-year-old actress previously insisted her ballet background hasn't given her an advantage in the show, but that it is actually a "disadvantage" in some cases.
She shared: "I put the man hours in but I just wasn't good enough. Ballet is actually a disadvantage in some areas. And all of us are performers or presenters or actors already so it's the same for everyone."

Lady Colin Campbell claims she got her full appearance fee for 'I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!' because she threatened to sue ITV.
The 66-year-old socialite made an early exit from the reality TV programme amid claims she was being bullied by Tony Hadley and Duncan Bannatyne, and Lady C has now revealed she's been able to keep her £70,000 fee.
She said: "I visited producers to complain about the bullying. I don't know how often - several times a day.
"At first I asked they intervene and when it became apparent that it was ongoing, I had to demand action. I realised the button to press was legal, and my goodness did it work.
"I don't know if they exercised their duty of care of me. What I do know is the situation went on for a long and punishing duration."
Lady C also said the show's producers were happy for her to leave the jungle because they couldn't offer her protection from the other contestants.
She explained: "That is the real reason I left. They (ITV) wanted me out because they could not protect me. They needed to get me out."
What's more, the divisive socialite defended her bad language while in the jungle, which led to complaints to Ofcom.
She told The Sun on Sunday newspaper: "Every lady swears. I don't know a lady, duchess or princess that doesn't. Diana's favourite words began with C and F.
"It didn't constitute bullying. It was simple descriptiveness."

Kirsty Gallacher is reportedly dating rugby star Danny Cipriani.
The 39-year-old beauty - who recently starred on 'Strictly Come Dancing' - has been on several secret dates with Kelly Brook's ex-boyfriend, and friends close to the pair have described their relationship as "serious and intense".
An insider said: "Kirsty and Cips have been seeing a lot of each other. They tried to keep it quiet initially but have started to let quite a lot of people know."
The duo are reported to have recently spent a weekend together at the West Country home of Zara Phillips and Mike Tindall.
A source told The Sun on Sunday newspaper: "They had a great time and looked like a couple in the first flush of romance."
Kirsty - who married her estranged husband, rugby player Paul Sampson, in 2010 - recently revealed she was "open" to finding a new love.
She said: "I'm single and I'm not looking for anyone at the moment, but I'm open to it.
"I have dated this year and, after 15 years with just one person, it was interesting. It's fun and exciting, but I tried not to put any pressure on myself and I learned you should only do it if it's right. We'll see what happens."

Jeremy Kyle's estranged wife has blamed the TV presenter for the breakdown of their marriage.
The 50-year-old presenter announced in September that his marriage to Carla Germaine, 40, was over amid rumours of her being unfaithful - but the ex-model has filed for divorce, claiming Jeremy's bad behaviour was to blame.
A source said Carla was particularly furious about a row at Windsor Races, telling The Sun on Sunday newspaper: "Apparently Jeremy had been drinking and badly embarrassed her."
The duo - who have children Alice, 12, Ava, nine, and Henry, six - were married for 13 years and hope their divorce will be finalised early next year.
In September, James Carr claimed to have had sex up to 20 times with Carla.
He said he bedded the blonde during "six or seven meetings" while Jeremy was away in the US.
He shared: "Carla called after midnight asking if I wanted to meet her outside for a cigarette.
"We had a smoke and a chat and she told me Jeremy was in America. Then suddenly we began kissing. Without talking, I took her hand and led her inside my house.
"Carla took her high heels off so her shoes wouldn't make a noise on our stone stairs. We didn't want to wake my housemates. We started having sex - it was amazing."

Sean Miley Moore thinks Reggie 'N' Bollie's "positivity" is "infectious".
The former 'X Factor' contestant has praised his former competitors to admit that while he'd like to see his former teammate Che Chesterman win the singing contest, he does have a soft spot for the duo.
Sean exclusively told BANG Showbiz: "Obviously my loyalties are with the Boys, but I do love Reggie 'N' Bollie. We live in this negative sort of world but their brand and who they are they just put out positivity, sunlight and sunshine, and they make everything glorious and happy and that's an amazing thing. I think Reggie expressed that he had depression on the stage and I was like, that is courageous and the fact that he flipped it all around and all his music is just joy and positivity is an amazing thing. It's infectious."
Sean's comments come after former contestant Anton Stephans and 2014 runner-up Fleur East also backed them to win.
Anton said: "Secretly I want Reggie 'N' Bollie to win because I think everyone else is serious and talented and you know that they are going to do very well in their life but Reggie 'N' Bollie have this special thing of changing the mood in the room. When they go into the room they bring so much joy with them."
And Fleur shared: "I love Reggie 'N' Bollie. I'm excited every single week to see them. They're from Ghana, where my mum is from as well, so I've got a special place in my heart for them."

Kieron Dyer and Jorgie Porter have been voted off 'I'm A Celebrity ... Get Me Out Of Here'.
The former footballer and the 'Hollyoaks' star became the eighth and ninth celebrities to be voted off the ITV show, leaving George Shelley, Vicky Pattison and Ferne McCann to battle it out to be crowned King or Queen of the Jungle during tomorrow night's (06.12.15) final.
She said: "I thought it would be really easy. I thought we'd get sandwiches off screen. I didn't think I'd get bitten as much; I've got one big spot on my forehead right now. And there's no mirrors. It was so rough ...
"I think not eating, not having meals [made it very tough]. We had small rations anyway but not getting a little hamper of food was difficult. All those trials I had done - I jumped out of a helicopter and sleeping on the floor and getting bitten and not having nice clothes to wear. It was hard."
Meanwhile, Kieron revealed he would have loved to have made it to the final but admitted he found it a lot tougher than he expected.
He told hosts Ant and Dec: "I came in thinking I'd have a game plan and it would be easy but it was tough. I've never cried so much in all my life, never had so much laughter in my life.
"It was an unbelievable experience and I am gutted I didn't get to the final. I'm competitive. I'm disappointed but to come fourth, I would have never thought it. I thought I'd come out eleventh or twelfth. I think I've proved a lot of people wrong."
The 'I'm A Celebrity ... Get Me Out Of Here' final begins tomorrow night at 9pm on ITV.

Cilla Black's grave has reportedly been targetted by robbers.
The burial site in Allerton Cemetery in Liverpool has had a bronze plaque inscribed with her name stolen from it, while floral tributes after her funeral in August has turned into a muddy patch with a Liverpool soccer scarf wedged into the dirt.
A source told The Sun newspaper: "Cilla was adored by millions. Everyone saw the huge public upset over her death. This will deeply upset her family and will be a shock to all her friends and fans."
Earlier this year, it was also reported that fans invaded the cemetery following the funeral in order to take selfies with the coffin.
A source said at the time: "Cilla's family are deeply upset about this."
News of the robbery also comes shortly after it was announced ITV is to broadcast a tribute to Cilla at Christmas.
The programme will honour the showbiz legend and will feature unseen footage of the star accompanied by commentary from her celebrity pals Sir Cliff Richard and Paul O' Grady.
A source previously said: "Cilla's death was one of the biggest showbiz events of 2015 and this new programme will honour her career in the best way possible.
"ITV expect millions to tune in - and it is likely to be a real tear-jerker for her fans."