Red Moon
23-11-2007, 11:35 PM
Lynne is glad to be out of the jungle away from 'two-faced' JaniceLatest I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! evictee Lynne Franks told how happy she is to be out of the jungle and away from 'two-faced' Janice Dickenson.
The PR guru became the third person to leave the show after failing to win over the British public with her spiritual ways and maxims such as "listen as well as talk".
However a buoyed Franks told the show's presenters Ant and Dec that it felt "really good" to be back to civilisation where it was time "to get clean...clean nails...clean underwear".
About her arch-rival, Franks said: "If I never see her (Dickenson) again as long as I live, that's fine.
"She's two-faced. I saw through her bulls***. She was playing up to the cameras."
As to whom Dickenson will argue with now, Franks mused: "She'll argue (Christopher) Biggens and John (Burton Race)."
Rodney Marsh was another campmate to catch Franks wrath for his "ungracious" manner and being the "epitomy of the chauvinistic man".
However Franks was enthusiastic about her other contestants and cites Gemma Atkinson or Jason 'J' Brown as being the most likely to be crowned King or Queen of the Jungle.
Meanwhile earlier in the show, Marsh was the star of the camp after taking part in the days's Bushtucker Trial, titled 'Dreading Water' with Anna Ryder Richardson.
The brave twosome, with helmets on, were lowered into a giant tank of water via a cage where they had to search for the elusive stars.
In typical I'm A Celebrity fashion, the stars were to be found in six perspex spheres where marine life - including eels, lizards and alligators - were swimming around.
Rodney said: “Anna, you're going to be brilliant don't worry about it don't worry about it.” They had 10 minutes to complete the challenge.
After the yabbies, Anna screamed: "I'm not doing it I'm not doing it." However she managed to release the sphere and Rodney grabbed the two stars - much to the delight of their hungry fellow contestants back at camp.
Source: Daily Mail (http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/showbiz/showbiznews.html?in_article_id=496049&in_page_id=1846)
The PR guru became the third person to leave the show after failing to win over the British public with her spiritual ways and maxims such as "listen as well as talk".
However a buoyed Franks told the show's presenters Ant and Dec that it felt "really good" to be back to civilisation where it was time "to get clean...clean nails...clean underwear".
About her arch-rival, Franks said: "If I never see her (Dickenson) again as long as I live, that's fine.
"She's two-faced. I saw through her bulls***. She was playing up to the cameras."
As to whom Dickenson will argue with now, Franks mused: "She'll argue (Christopher) Biggens and John (Burton Race)."
Rodney Marsh was another campmate to catch Franks wrath for his "ungracious" manner and being the "epitomy of the chauvinistic man".
However Franks was enthusiastic about her other contestants and cites Gemma Atkinson or Jason 'J' Brown as being the most likely to be crowned King or Queen of the Jungle.
Meanwhile earlier in the show, Marsh was the star of the camp after taking part in the days's Bushtucker Trial, titled 'Dreading Water' with Anna Ryder Richardson.
The brave twosome, with helmets on, were lowered into a giant tank of water via a cage where they had to search for the elusive stars.
In typical I'm A Celebrity fashion, the stars were to be found in six perspex spheres where marine life - including eels, lizards and alligators - were swimming around.
Rodney said: “Anna, you're going to be brilliant don't worry about it don't worry about it.” They had 10 minutes to complete the challenge.
After the yabbies, Anna screamed: "I'm not doing it I'm not doing it." However she managed to release the sphere and Rodney grabbed the two stars - much to the delight of their hungry fellow contestants back at camp.
Source: Daily Mail (http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/showbiz/showbiznews.html?in_article_id=496049&in_page_id=1846)