Jane Moore, a 62-year-old journalist and TV personality, has opened up about the challenges she faced during her time on the ITV1 show. She and Tulisa Contostavlos reportedly "really struggled" with what she deemed the "most physically demanding job" on the program.

Unveiling the Physical Demands of "I'm A Celebrity"

Collecting Logs - A Strenuous Start

In the initial days, Moore was assigned the task of collecting logs. This seemingly simple job wasn't as easy as it seemed. She had to descend 100 steps down to the bottom of the creek, gather the logs, and then carry them all the way back up. It was a physically demanding task that took a toll on her from the very beginning. The effort of constantly going up and down those steps, along with the weight of the logs, left her with little energy by the end of the first week.

Camp Chores and the Physical Toll

Moore's duties didn't end with collecting logs. She was also responsible for emptying the dunny and taking out the rubbish. On top of that, she had a camp work mate named Dean. However, Dean was often on trials and out of the camp, leaving Moore to handle everything on her own. By the end of the first week, she was not only physically exhausted but also mentally drained.

The Washing Up Dilemma

When new leaders were appointed and the chores were reassigned, Moore asked Danny for the washing up or cleaning duties. She believed these were the most physically demanding jobs in the camp. Going up and down the 100 steps multiple times a day with two massive pails filled with dishes, cutlery, and cast iron pots was a herculean task. Tulisa, who has a bad back, joined her in this struggle. The pair found it extremely challenging to complete these tasks day in and day out.

Moore's Family Reaction

After coming out of the camp, Moore was concerned about how her daughters would react. She asked them if they had "disowned" her. But their response was reassuring. They told her she did brilliantly, which was all she needed to hear. This shows the importance of family support during such challenging times.

Other Campmates' Insights

Coleen Rooney, who was at the heart of the Wagatha Christie trial, was described by Moore as a "brilliant" person. She revealed that Coleen initially felt a bit overwhelmed by the big personalities in the camp but was now coming into her own. This gives an insight into the diverse personalities and experiences of the campmates.

Dean McCullough's Perspective

Radio presenter Dean McCullough, the second contestant to be eliminated, told Good Morning Britain that he felt like a "winner" despite being voted out. He wore a necklace of Saint Christopher, the patron saint of travellers, which reminded him of his mother. His determination and the significance of this gesture show the impact the experience had on him.