Although this year’s I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! contestants have - for the most part - got on like a house on fire, viewers couldn’t help but notice simmering tensions between AJ Pritchard and Shane Richie as they butted heads over the washing up.
Now the TV stars’ families are getting involved in their row, with AJ’s brother Curtis Pritchard speaking out to slam “lazy” Shane.
Ouch.
Curtis, who rose to fame on the 2019 series of Love Island, hit out at the former EastEnders actor while discussing the latest camp events on his podcast with mum Debi.
He asked, “I’ve noticed with Shane and AJ, is there something going on there?"
“You will understand this. Shane is a real character and I would say Shane maybe hasn’t had to be in a position where he’s had to clean up after himself or wash his dishes,” Debi replied.
Getting straight to the point, Curtis asked, “So has Shane been lazy then?", to which Debi said, “It’s just when you go into chill-out mode and Shane’s in his chill-out mode.”
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1 of 12Vernon Kay
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2 of 12Victoria Derbyshire
BBC news presenter Victoria Derbyshire has signed up for I'm A Celeb as beating breast cancer has made her determined to take on new challenges. She says, "I am now saying 'yes' to stuff I wouldn't have done previously. And, if I don't do my boys proud, I will never live it down!"
3 of 12Shane Richie
EastEnders legend Shane Richie, who played Alfie Moon on the BBC One soap, has been keeping his involvement in I'm A Celeb secret since January, when he first agreed to take part. He says his biggest phobia is human faeces - guess he won't be signing up to empty the dunny then.
4 of 12Hollie Arnold
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5 of 12Jordan North
Radio 1 DJ Jordan North says he has "so many phobias" but is looking forward to heading into camp as he gets to meet his childhood heroes Ant and Dec.
6 of 12Beverley Callard
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7 of 12AJ Pritchard
Professional dancer AJ Pritchard says, "Doing I'm A Celebrity is a childhood dream come true," and couldn't help but throw a little shade at Strictly Come Dancing after quitting the show, adding, "I was so excited to watch the return of Strictly this Autumn but now I am going to be on an even better show! I can't wait!"
8 of 12Giovanna Fletcher
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9 of 12Mo Farah
Although he's known for his massive success on the running track, Olympic hero Mo Farah says, "It will be nice for people to see me doing something other than running." He reckons his role in camp will be the cook.
10 of 12Jessica Plummer
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11 of 12Ruthie Henshall
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12 of 12Russell Watson
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But Curtis wasn’t having it and fumed, “If you’re going to do a job do it properly.
“So I’m going to just say it then, Shane has been lazy basically.
“He ain’t pulling his weight around and ain’t doing his chores."
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Earlier this week Curtis revealed the sad news that his grandmother Angela Gratton had passed away at the age of 93 but explained that AJ would be remaining in camp and wouldn’t be informed until the series has ended.
“It is following our Grandad’s wishes that myself and AJ are to carry on with the current projects we are committed to,” Curtis wrote on Instagram.
“Grandad said to myself and AJ that it would break his heart for us to stop what we were doing as Nanna had such pride in our work.
“AJ therefore discussed with the family before entering the castle that if something did happen to Nanna whilst he was away, that he wouldn’t want to be told until he left the castle and that in her honour he would complete his commitment to the show, with a view to doing her and the family proud.”