SHE was on I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! last year, but is watching the 2025 series on the small screen with the rest of us.
However, has seized the opportunity to share some secrets from inside the camp, as she answered questions from fans in a video on her TikTok page.
GK Barry took to TikTok to share secrets from inside the I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! campCredit: TikTok/
She explained that the campmates were only given clean clothes if they had to do a trial involving fish guts – anything else and they had to wash it themselves in the creekCredit: Eroteme
Among the topics the comedienne covered was when the got given clean clothes – which GK said was only under a very specific circumstance.
“When it comes to , you get two sets of everything,” she said.
“So two sets of shorts, T-shirts, one fleece, trousers, and you do not get fresh clothing unless you’ve been in a trial that involves fish guts.”
If that happens, they “have to then give you a change of clothes”.
But anything else – such as cockroaches or a challenge involving slime – “you just have to wash that in the creek”.
Speaking of washing in the creek, GK said that many of the female campmates took in bikini bottoms instead of knickers, because they’re quicker to wash and dry.
“Another thing is you have to bring in obviously your own underwear, but a lot of the women would bring in just bikinis,” she said.
“So like bikini bottoms, because they’re so much easier and quicker to dry in the creek.”
In terms of health help the contestants receive, there is a medical hut where they can go if they ever need any advice or aid.
“There is a psych, ours was a lady, that will be travelled into camp if you’re struggling,” she explained.
“She was lovely, she spoke me through everything. So the people that you’re seeing having down days will either speak in the Bush Telegraph or they’ll get the psych.”
The same hut was also used for pros to distribute prescribed medication to the contestants if they had anything they had to take.
“I had like medical skincare that I needed,” she said.
“Some people had to take medications.
“So at the end of the day, you will be called in one by one to go to the medical hut, whatever.
“And if you need any medical attention, there was this lovely paramedic man. I can’t remember his name.
Who is GK Barry?
GK Barry amassed more than a million followers on TikTok in just over a year during the first UK lockdown in 2020.
Grace Keeling, better known as GK Barry, is a 25-year-old social media .
She rose to fame during the first lockdown in 2020, creating a account and posting short vlogs showcasing her day-to-day life.
Although she originally intended on staying low-key, she gained a large following in no time at all.
By August 2020, only five months after starting her account, she had already hit 100,000 followers, reaching more than a million in just over a year.
She now has over 4.5million followers across her social media platforms.
After completing a degree in film studies from Nottingham Trent University, Grace furthered her education with a master’s in digital marketing.
While at Nottingham Trent, she worked on the set of BBC series and the film Hood, as well as creating content for ShawMind — a charity working to promote mental health awareness.
Grace is known for her podcast, named The Saving Grace Podcast.
On the show she invites celebrities and influencers to have a chat about life and the latest trends, as well as any embarrassing stories from their past.
In May 2024, .
Then in June it came out that the soccer star in question plays for England.
The Sun revealed that and striker Ella Rutherford, 24, are getting serious — they’ve met each other’s family and holidayed together.
A source : “GK has been seeing Ella for a while but they are very much official now.
“They grew even closer on holiday in Benidorm and GK has met all her family.
“She’s really happy and they are having so much fun together.”
“He was the sweetest little lamb ever. He would really look after us.”
One thing that can be difficult for contestants is knowing what time it is.
But there was a clever trick they used to get an idea of a rough time – using hosts Ant and Dec’s infamous “I’m a celebrity… get me out of here!” shout they use to begin every show.
“We’d hear it, and then we’d know, cool, it’s probably like an hour and 15 minutes until they come,” she said.
The comedienne took part in the 24th series of the much-loved programmeCredit: PA
She came fifth in the programme, which was won by McFly’s Danny JonesCredit: Rex
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