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01 December 2011 09:45
Singer Peter Andre will make a nostalgic return to the I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! jungle
A familiar face has returned to camp in the latest series of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!
Singer Peter Andre made a special guest appearance on the ITV1 show where he met ex-wife Katie Price in 2004.
The show, which sees celebrities sent to live in the Australian wilderness, has become famous for its gruelling Bushtucker Trials.
But Andre won't need to worry too much about his medical travel insurance this time around as he visits the jungle to set the contestants a musical challenge.
Six contestants currently remain in the camp after Australian glamour model and DJ Emily Scott became the latest celebrity to be voted out.
Scott, who lost out to athlete Fatima Whitbread in the public vote, said she was happy to leave after spending 12 days in the camp.
She said: "I feel amazing. I have had the most incredible time in there and now this is the fun bit.
"I wanted to stay in as long as possible. I'm really proud of myself and proud of everyone."
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