The cheeky chappies announced that phone lines would remain open in order to see who would be next to leave the jungle after Sabrina Washington, ex-page 3 pin up Sam Fox and snooker ace Jimmy White found themselves in the bottom three with the least public votes.
Interior designer Colin McAllister was the last celebrity to leave the show. And his departure has certainly had an impact on his partner of 25 years Justin Ryan.
Speaking in the Bush Telegraph and to his fellow camp mates he tearily said:: “When Colin and I came in here we came in as a team and we wanted to do this as a team and all of a sudden Colin was voted out and I was just completely floored.
“I just can’t believe that he’d go before me. I’ve never spent a day without Colin in my life in 25 years.
“Every time I make a mistake he’s there to help me. Every time anything goes wrong he fixes it. Anything. He fixes everything. And now he’s not here to do it for me.”
Camp mates rallied round to buck up Justin’s spirits and help him cope with the eviction after he told them: “I know it’s just a game and it is a silly reaction to be like this because it’s just a game.
“But he was so having a good time in here and we were so having a good time together.”
Gino said: “I wasn’t expecting for Colin to leave. I knew that Justin would not take it well. It’s incredible the love they have. They are what love is all about.”
And George good naturedly quipped: “Colin and Justin are like a team. They’re like a vaudeville team. They sing, they dance, they decorate.”
Justin revealed it was the first time he and Colin had been apart in 25 years and Gino told him to keep his chin up as Colin wouldn’t want to see him distraught.
Sabrina, Sam and Jimmy will find out their fate live on tomorrow night’s show.
Last updated: 26 November 2009, 22:32



































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