JANICE Dickinson abruptly departs the I’m a Celebrity...South Africa camp tonight, after falling over on the way to the loo and being taken to hospital “as a precaution”.
The ex-model, 68, said that she was gutted at being forced to leave, as she felt she had a great chance of winning.
She also told of her “epiphany” during the “horrific” eating trial – and admitted she fancied show hosts Ant and Dec.
Speaking of her disappointment at going, Janice declared: “I could have been the one to be second runner-up or even win this series, because I was just so steadfast and physiological with it.
“I felt that they could have possibly cleaned my wounds and set me back on my path in there.
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