The fallout from the explosive live final of I’m a Celebrity… South Africa has just taken an even more dramatic turn — with Gemma Collins launching a blistering attack on David Haye and Jimmy Bullard after walking off stage mid-show.
What began as a chaotic finale quickly spiralled into one of the most talked-about TV meltdowns in recent memory — and now, the war of words is only escalating.
Walkout That Shocked Viewers
During Friday night’s tense broadcast, Gemma and Sinitta stunned audiences by standing up and leaving the stage as tensions between campmates boiled over.
The moment came as Jimmy accused eventual winner Adam Thomas of being “abusive, aggressive and intimidating” during an unaired row — even going around the group asking fellow campmates to back up his claims.
As hosts Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly struggled to contain the chaos, Sinitta made a swift exit — with Gemma immediately following.
Before leaving, Sinitta insisted the audience hadn’t seen the full picture, saying she had been there and describing the situation as aggressive and deeply unsettling.
Fans Rally Behind Gemma & Sinitta
Instead of backlash, the walkout sparked praise.
Viewers flooded social media, applauding the pair for removing themselves from what many described as an increasingly toxic situation. Some even admitted the moment had completely changed their perception of Gemma, while others said Sinitta’s reaction spoke volumes about what may have really happened behind the scenes.
Gemma’s Explosive Response After the Show
But the drama didn’t end when the cameras stopped rolling.
Taking to social media, Gemma unleashed a furious rant — directly targeting Jimmy and David.
She declared that both men should be absolutely disgusted with themselves, making it clear she believed their behaviour crossed a line during the final.
In a follow-up video alongside her stepson Tristan, Gemma doubled down — saying the night had been ruined by what she described as bullying, and asking him what the moment had taught him. His response was simple: to never bully.
The message was clear — Gemma wasn’t backing down.
The Row That Sparked It All
At the heart of the chaos was a long-running feud between Adam, Jimmy and David — one that had plagued the All Stars series.
Jimmy admitted he had “thrown Adam under the bus” but stood firm on his claims, insisting he would not tolerate behaviour he viewed as aggressive. He also accused producers of hiding key footage, complaining that the most shocking language had never been aired.
Ant hit back, explaining that certain comments were unbroadcastable and insisting he had not perceived Adam’s behaviour as intimidating at the time.
When given his chance to speak, Adam struck a very different tone — taking responsibility, admitting emotions ran high, and apologising repeatedly.
He said he had nothing but love for Jimmy and acknowledged everything that had been said, adding that he regretted how he came across.
David Haye Keeps the Fire Burning
But if things seemed like they might calm down — David ensured they didn’t.
Interrupting repeatedly, he accused the show of editing events to make Adam look like a victim, insisting the full truth hadn’t been shown.
Off-screen, the feud has continued to intensify — with Adam later revealing the experience had affected him deeply, admitting he is now in therapy and saying the situation “messed with him mentally.”
A Win Lost in the Noise
Despite the chaos, Adam Thomas was crowned Jungle Legend — but his victory was almost entirely overshadowed.
Instead of celebration, the final will be remembered for its raw confrontations, explosive accusations… and the moment Gemma Collins walked away — before returning with even stronger words.
