What happened on I'm a Celebrity 2023 last night? Episode recap

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What happened on I'm a Celebrity 2023 last night?

Episode 2 - The celebrities spend their first night in camp

The second episode saw the celebrities spend their first night in the jungle, with some of them admitting they heard some strange noises while everyone was sleeping.

Singer Marvin Humes raised suspicion and said: "Everyone had a rough night's sleep, lots of crazy sounds!"

Sam Thompson agreed and said: "The noises [that] were made. The noises were crazy."

It seems Sam and Marvin have formed a type of bromance, with the latter teaching Sam the routine to JLS song, Everybody in Love.

Later on, Jamie Lynn Spears opened up to Fred Sirieix about her family life, in particular regarding her older sister, Britney Spears.

"Your sister is an obviously a superstar, you're a superstar, why? How come the both of you, what made it?" Fred asked.

Jamie Lynn replied: "I think every family fights and has their stuff, but I talked to her before I came here and we love each other."

The singer went on to explain her rise to fame and appearance on Zoey 101.

"All we ever did was sing and dance, that was our whole household, that's how we were," she told the TV presenter.

"We auditioned for a show called All That, and that's when I was on All That for three years before I did Zoey [101]. It was very successful.

"After I finished Zoey, I had my love of my life, what I thought, I decided to keep the baby. I was 16. The whole world was like, 'You're a s**t, you're horrible, your life is over.'"

Spears explained that she moved away from the spotlight and "hid", revealing she had 20 paparazzi following her around every day.

"They wouldn't leave me alone," she said.

"They came and lived in Mississippi, middle of nowhere. It was horrible. I hated it so much. I just wanted to be normal. I wanted my baby to be normal. Everybody told me I was going to be a horrible mum. So I was like, I've got to raise this baby by myself, and I did."

In the Bush Telegraph, Jamie Lynn said: "I'm proud of where I'm at now. I don't share it in a way of being sad or crying about it, but it's like, I don't know, I just... I'm really thankful."

In a moment that had viewers in stitches, Sam began asking Marvin about JLS's rise to fame and their dance routines on tour.

Marvin explained: "For about a year, we tried the old school way of making it, knocking on record companies' doors, management companies, and just no one was interested at all.

"We were about to call it a day and Aston was like, 'Why don’t we give it one more shot at X Factor?' All worked out."

When asked if The X Factor was the band's big break, Marvin said: "Yeah, 100 per cent!"

Sam then began singing: "Everybody in love, now put your hands up… Marv, what's the dance?"

Marvin got up and started teaching Sam some dance moves.

Marvin started singing another JLS track: "She makes me wanna…"

Sam quickly got the dance routine locked down and said: "I feel great! That was intermediate, that wasn't easy."

Nella Rose and Nigel Farage then took on the Jungle Pizzeria trial after being voted for by the public.

The campmates were told by Ant & Dec they would be taking turns to eat slices of pizza, with interesting toppings.

Among the mix of pizzas was a 'Pepper Groaney', 'a Veggie Scarian' and a 'Quattro For-gag-io'.

As Nella tried hard not to vomit her way through dishes that included giant mealworms and fly pupae, she joked: "No one's ever going to marry me after this!"

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