Kelly Brook'S 'I'M A Celeb' Confession: A Hilarious Mishap At Madonna'S Dinner Table

The Dinner Party Fiasco

Kelly Brook had audiences roaring when she dished out some vintage Hollywood awkwardness during "I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here!" The model turned heads with a candid confession about a dinner party mishap that involved none other than pop royalty Madonna and the ever-glamorous Gwyneth Paltrow.

While chatting with YouTuber Angry Ginge (Morgan Burtwistle) and comedian Ruby Wax, the 45-year-old spilled the beans – quite literally – about an old-school macrobiotic dinner that left her feeling, well, more airy than usual. "Back in the day, when I was living in Los Angeles, the big trend was a macrobiotic diet, beans, rice. A bit like what we're eating here," Brook shared, as she recounted the story of the fragrant faux pas.

“And I'm thinking, oh no, oh no, and I let out the smelliest fart. It went right up. She was just like ergh. And I was so mortified, like she literally ate it, it was horrendous.”

Social Media Storm

Once the tale hit the airwaves, viewers flocked to X (formerly Twitter) faster than you can say "LA traffic." The reactions were a mix of shock and amusement, with one user joking, "Kelly Brook telling national TV that she made Madonna chew on her farts was not something I saw on my 2025 bingo card." Clearly, Kelly's story struck a chord – or perhaps a note – with many.

In the midst of all the hilarity, Alex Scott also opened up about her budding romance with singer Jess Glynne, adding another layer of intrigue to the evening's revelations. "I think before her, I never knew happiness," Scott shared, revealing their fateful meeting at the chic Chiltern Firehouse.

Camp Life Unfolds

Back in the jungle, the celebrity campmates were stirring up their own drama as usual. A mishap with the cooking pot threatened to extinguish the morning fire, leading to a spirited discussion on camp rules led by Aitch. "I reckon some rules and regulations need to be put in place, because Ginge can't keep putting out the fire!" he quipped.

The camp's emotional spectrum continued to broaden as Eddie grew sentimental, sharing his connection with his fellow celebs: "I know this might sound a bit much, I do really feel like I'm part of a family. It sounds mad, I feel like I've got brothers and sisters here."

Shona McGarty and Kelly Brook both delved into their personal struggles, with Kelly feeling a bit lost in the group dynamics. Her heartfelt admission to the camp revealed a softer side: "I just want to be so useful, I'm just still trying to find my place in the camp."

The episode wrapped up with some lighthearted competition as Shona, Jack, Eddie, and Lisa completed the 'Dark Room Challenge,' earning beloved photos from home for their campmates. It was a wholesome conclusion to a night of laughter, love, and a little bit of embarrassment.