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Harry Redknapp Almost Caused Gemma Collins to Quit I’m A Celebrity After Making Joke
Harry Redknapp’s fake trial left Gemma Collins and Sinitta exhausted and ready to quit before he revealed it was a joke.
- Former football manager Harry Redknapp nearly caused TV personality Gemma Collins and singer Sinitta to quit the ITV reality series I'm A Celebrity... South Africa after orchestrating a practical joke on the exhausted cast.
- Following a full day of grueling trials, the contestants believed Redknapp's description of a daunting challenge called the "House of Hell" or "Prison of Hell," involving rats and being tied up.
- Before Redknapp finished reading, Collins declared, "I'm a celebrity, get me out of here," while Sinitta admitted, "My hand went up that I was like, 'You know what? Me too."'
- Redknapp revealed the scenario was a prank before the contestants could officially depart, preventing both women from leaving the series prematurely.
- Hosted by Ant McPartlin and Dec Donelley, the series returns Monday, April 6, featuring Olympian Sir Mo Farah, former Gogglebox star Scarlett Moffatt, and Pussycat Dolls singer Ashley Roberts competing for "ultimate legend 2026.
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Harry Redknapp almost caused Gemma Collins to quit new ITV I'm A Celebrity series with unexpected remark
Harry Redknapp almost caused the early exits of two of his I’m A Celebrity…South Africa co-stars shortly after they touched down in South Africa.The ITV reality series returns to screens next week with Mr Redknapp joining the likes of Olympian Sir Mo Farah, former Gogglebox star Scarlett Moffatt, and Pussycat Dolls singer Ashley Roberts back in the jungle. Recalling the incident at a press roundtable, singer Sinitta spilled all on how the former…
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