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Edwina Currie was voted off of 'I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!' last night (06.12.14).
The former Conservative MP was the seventh campmate to be eliminated from the show, leaving Melanie Sykes, Carl Fogarty and Jake Quickenden to fight for the crown tonight (07.12.14).
Speaking to the show's hosts Ant and Dec after her exit, she said: "I thought it would be horrible but I would do it for the house extension and being an older woman on TV.
"But they were a lovely bunch of people and I really mean that, it is not flannel.
"It is physically hard. I have done my fair share of camping but not like that and the food was horrible."
Edwina - who openly rowed with fellow contestants Kendra Wilkinson and Melanie on the show - spoke up about their feuds.
She said: "I think [Kendra] was a bit like that because this silly old cow said 'I think you are wrong' and normally when she goes off, people back off. I don't back off and I listened to her for a few minutes before I intervened.
"I'm sorry if I upset Mel in any way, but my experience having been there in my forties and now in my sixties as many grans will tell you, you should never be independent."
The 68-year-old ex-politician is championing 'X Factor' star, Jake, to become King of the Jungle. The pair entered the camp later than the others and took part in a special mission as part of the 'Celebrity Intelligence Agency'.
When asked who she is backing, she said: "They are all great and any would be a worthy winner but it has been Jake for me from the start.
"He is a gent and a star in the making."

Bobby Norris would be "devastated" if Gemma Collins quit 'The Only Way is Essex'.
The 33-year-old reality star declared her intentions to change her life after quitting 'I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!' after just three days last month, but her best friend hopes that doesn't mean she will turn her back on the show which brought her fame.
He told Now magazine: "I really hope [she won't quit] because that's devastating. I can't imagine her being on 'TOWIE'."
However, Bobby, 28, thinks he could see Gemma in a more "serious" role than the ITVBe show.
He said: "I could completely see her going down the serious route. She's like the Ivana Trump of Essex. She's got her hands in every pie and loves to be busy, so I could see her being an entrepreneur or a patron of a charity.
"She would've had a lot of time to put things into perspective in the jungle. She's very zen-like - she could be a yoga instructor or a life coach. I mean, I'd book in for a sesh."
However, Bobby would also love to star in a spin-off road trip show with Gemma.
He said: "That would be amazing. We're a bit like a double act. But we might have to leave the driving.
"In 'The Only Way is Vegas' the car was older than both of us put together. It was like Del Boy and Rodney going down the Vegas strip."

Mark Wright "really misses" Michelle Keegan.
The 27-year-old television personality - who is currently taking part in 'Strictly Come Dancing' - has admitted that the couple can't wait to spend more time together at Christmas.
He said: "About three weeks ago I'd been really missing her and she'd been really missing me.
"I sent her 27 roses and I said on the card, 'Here's 27 roses - this is how many days it's going to be until we're together'.
"This weekend she has a break, which means we can be together every day until Christmas and a little bit after - I just cannot wait."
'The Only Way Is Essex' star has revealed that he and Michelle - who started dating in 2012 - are not worried about the "Strictly Curse", which sees the show's attached contestants start relationships with their dancing partners.
Mark said: "We've never even discussed it. I see why people do because of what's happened in the past.
"But if you're in a genuinely happy, strong, beautiful relationship it just doesn't enter your head. It's never been a question for us, genuinely.
"We're a happy couple who trust each other. We don't think about, 'Oh, can I trust him?' or 'Can't I trust him?' She's just like, 'Enjoy it, babe - she looks like a great partner'. And that's it."
Meanwhile, Mark has revealed that his 27-year-old fiancee gives him a lot of support, even when she can't be at the studio.
He told the Daily Mirror newspaper: "In the week when I did the samba, when my scores went right up and I was third on the leader board, I got a great text from her.
"She was watching at her mum's house and the message just said: 'Wow! That was great - Hot, hot hot!'."

The 'I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here' final is reportedly under threat because of a sickness bug.
The ITV show's crew are believed to have been struck down by an illness that has been dubbed "jungle fever".
A source revealed: "The bug started this week and is really, really nasty. It has spread rapidly through staff with some having to leave the set after vomiting.
"They are being extra careful to make sure anyone who might have caught the bug to stay well away from the campmates.
"It's far from ideal but they are working hard to make sure it doesn't disrupt the show."
As well as the illness, bad weather is also believed to be threatening the final, with a warning for severe storms this weekend worrying the show's producers.
Insiders reveal that the group's campsite may have to be moved to higher ground if there is a risk of flooding.
The source continued to The Sun newspaper: "The health and welfare of our crew is of utmost importance."
'I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here' returns to ITV tonight (06.12.14), where the final four contestants: Carl Fogarty, Edwina Currie, Melanie Sykes and Jake Quickenden will be whittled down to three for tomorrow night's (07.12.14) final.

Lauren Platt's friends are jealous of her close relationship with Cheryl Fernandez-Versini.
The 17-year-old 'X Factor' contestant - who is mentored by the 'Crazy Stupid Love' hitmaker on the ITV show - has admitted that her pals from home are envious of the pair's "great" relationship.
Lauren told 'Alan Carr's Chatty Man': "Oh it's so great, it is great, and she really looks after me. She gets so into it - when I watch the performances back and she's dancing away.
"In the sing off - the one just gone - she's going over to Simon saying to Simon, 'Save Lauren, save Lauren', like she really does look after me."
Lauren is one of the show's four remaining contestants. She made it to the semi-final, after winning in the sing-off against Stereo Kicks last Sunday (30.11.14).
Meanwhile, her rival, 20-year-old Andrea Faustini has admitted that he doesn't think Mel B lives up to her "Scary Spice" nickname from her time in the Spice Girls.
He said: "She's not scary at all. I'm sorry, I love her.
"She looks after me, she's constantly in touch with me - on Skype, she texts me - she's very cool. Last week, I went to her house to celebrate Thanksgiving Day."
Fleur East, 26, and 29-year-old Ben Haenow were also full of praise for their mentor, 55-year-old Simon Cowell.
Fleur said: "He'll speak to us through his team, so we'll constantly get messages at any time of the day, and he's always there at rehearsals and giving us tips, but to be fair he's a really good mentor because he lets us do what we want to do and then just guides us."
Ben Haenow joked: "We see him all the time, go out clubbing with him."

Tinchy Stryder and Kendra Wilkinson were voted off 'I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here!' tonight (05.12.14).
The 28-year-old rapper and the former Playboy model, 29, became the fifth and sixth contestants to leave the ITV series in a double elimination after scoring the lowest number of votes from the public.
Speaking to hosts Ant and Dec, Tinchy said: "It has been an amazing experience. I expected it to be tough in the jungle but it was more than tough. I am proud I have made it this far."
While Tinchy was surprised by the double elimination, the 'Kendra On Top' star, who has four-year-old son Hank Jr. and seven-month-old daughter Alijah with husband Hank Baskett, claimed she had a feeling two people would be sent home tonight.
After being shown a clip of her best bits on the series, the blonde beauty admitted life in the Australian jungle was more challenging than she had anticipated.
She said: "I didn't know much about the show, I came in blind. I thought I was walking into a fake movie set.
"I thought I would get fed under the table...uh no.
"The Bushtucker trials were a slap in the face. I definitely used all my adrenaline in those trials, I had no energy left and felt like a zombie this week."
She also blasted Edwina Currie, 68, after being shown footage of what the former Tory MP said about her after they argued over Kendra's recent comments about putting herself before her children in life.
She said: "That was a little harsh for her to say. She just butts her way into the conversation and wasn't asked and it came from a bad place. I wanted to share my story and here she was attacking me. And it hurt. How dare someone her age attack me. I am a young mum doing it for my kids and we are all out there doing it to get food for my family."

Steven Moffat says a woman will eventually play 'Doctor Who'.
The lead writer and executive producer of the BBC sci-fi series would cast a female as the titular Time Lord if the right actress came along to play the character.
Speaking to BANG Showbiz at the Sky Women in Television and Film Awards at The Hilton Hotel in London today (05.12.14), he said: "We've been laying in the possibility for an awfully long time, but you don't cast that way. I know I'm going to get in trouble for saying that - you cast a person, you don't cast the gender."
The 53-year-old showrunner is adamant the Doctor - who is currently played by Peter Capaldi - does not have to be a male, and he proved this by making villainous Time Lord The Master a woman - renamed as The Mistress and played by Michelle Gomez - for the first time.
He continued: "But we did just make the female Master, she turns up and the Doctor doesn't say anything about it, he doesn't react at all, he thinks that's perfectly normal. It's not impossible no, it is entirely down to who the best person is."
Even though a female has never played the Doctor, more women have been hired to work behind the scenes on the programme in recent years.
He said: "We've had two female directors last year and I can honestly say that Rachel Talalay gave us the most macho 'Doctor Who' we had ever had. There was a load of explosions and soldiers and shouting. They bring their brilliance whatever their individual brilliance is."
Other stars to attend the ceremony included Mary Berry, Jon Snow, Michelle Collins and Vanessa Redgrave.
Rosamund Pike won The MAC Best Performance Award but was not present as she gave birth to her second son this week, while Redgrave was honoured with The EON Lifetime Achievement Award.

Dixie Carter wants to make a third series of 'TNA British Boot Camp'.
The president of the grappling company has been so thrilled with the response to the second series of the wrestling reality show - which has seen UK performers compete for a contract to work for the American promotion - she wants to bring it back again.
Speaking about her surprise at some of the wrestlers who didn't make the cut, Dixie said: "I made the decision this year to let the judges make the call, and so I supported them 100 percent I think that there's a few that didn't make it through who were very good, and I won't name names, but I hope there will be a season three and I'm very hopeful that they'll work hard and return next year because I definitely see some difference and talent that could have just as easily have deserved to be there."
Dixie and TNA will complete their search for the next British wrestling star this Sunday night (07.12.14) as 'British Boot Camp' concludes at 9pm on Challenge TV.
The competition is down to the final three and either Rampage Brown, Mark Andrews or female grappler Kay Lee Ray will land the prestigious contract.
Dixie insists the British fans are some of TNA's most loyal followers and she can't wait to repay them for their support when they tour the UK for TV tapings in Glasgow, Manchester and London in January 2015.
All six finalists - Rampage, Andrews, Kay Lee, Noam Dar, Dave Mastiff and Grado - will compete on the tour (www.gigsandtours.com) as well as a host of TNA Superstars, including Kurt Angle, Jeff Hardy and Rockstar Spud.
She told BANG Showbiz: "From very early on, the UK has given us so much support and it's why we focus so much of our efforts Britain. I try very hard to pay it back to the fans. All six of the wrestlers from the show are going to be on the tour in January, that's their first commitment to us, and the winner is going to be highlighted."

Simon Cowell goes clubbing with contestants from 'The X Factor'.
The 55-year-old music mogul has returned to the judging panel - alongside Louis Walsh, 62, Cheryl Fernandez-Versini, 31, and 39-year-old Mel B - for this year's show, and 'X Factor' hopeful Ben Haenow has praised Simon's hand-on approach to his over-25s category.
He said: "We see him all the time, go out clubbing with him."
Fellow semi-finalist Fleur East has also hailed Simon for his supportive attitude towards the contestants.
Fleur told 'Alan Carr: Chatty Man': "He'll speak to us through his team, so we'll constantly get messages at any time of the day, and he's always there at rehearsals and giving us tips.
"But to be fair, he's a really good mentor because he lets us do what we want to do and then just guides us."
Meanwhile, Andrea Faustini revealed former Spice Girl Mel B - his mentor in the boys category - has been incredibly supportive throughout the show and is markedly different to her Scary Spice persona.
He said: "She's not scary at all. I'm sorry, I love her.
"She looks after me, she's constantly in touch with me - on Skype, she texts me - she's very cool. Last week, I went to her house for celebrating Thanksgiving Day."