THE winner of I’m A Celebrity All Stars has been revealed after one of the most tense series’ yet.
crowned Adam Thomas as King of the Jungle during the first ever live final for the All Stars spin-off.
The winner was chosen from the final four Credit: Shutterstock Editorial
He was left delighted when the results were revealed and he was handed the title of I’m A Celebrity legend.
Adam beat Mo who was runner-up.
Harry Redknapp finished in third place.
Craig Charles was revealed to have finished in fourth place earlier in the night.
All the cast reunited for tonight’s final – including David Haye and Jimmy Bullard despite their on-screen rows with finalist Adam.
Beverley Callard was not present in the studio owing to ill health following her breast cancer diagnosis.
The final result comes after with cast members on the show said to be left reeling at certain events – largely triggered by the furious Adam Thomas and Jimmy Bullard clash on the show.
Some of the cast are said to be demanding answers from ITV after being left feeling like they were “thrown to the wolves” in the All Stars edit.
Insiders have accused the channel of “playing favourites” because of the way the most explosive parts of ‘s .
When was aired on Tuesday night, it had been chopped down to exclude the worst parts – instead focusing on him crying to co-star about wanting to make his family proud.
Adam’s shocking blowup followed his upset over
Our jungle insider said: “The campmates feel let down that while Adam’s been protected, they’ve been thrown to the wolves.
“It’s double standards. Would anyone else have been allowed to get away with being aggressive to another campmate?
“Because Adam cries, he seems to win the sympathy vote every time and it looks like it’ll win him the competition tonight.”
Furious backlash is growing online over ‘s duty of care towards its contestants following Craig’s bombshell revelation.
Appearing on , an emotional Craig revealed the horrific abuse aimed at him and over their comments about how Adam handled himself.
It has sparked calls for ITV to release the uncut footage.
Reflecting on what happened in the jungle, Craig said: “It was deeply traumatic. It was very upsetting. Adam was so wound up, so aggressive, like a coiled spring.
“It looked like he was going to attack Jimmy, he was dropping f-bombs and c-bombs.
“They couldn’t broadcast it, I get that, I’m not blaming ITV, they edited it out.
“They had to water down what we’d really seen but they didn’t water down mine and Harry’s responses.”
It has been one of the most dramatic series to date Credit: Splash
Many of the campmates have butted heads – both during and after filming Credit: Shutterstock Editorial
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