It's all over folks! The grand final of I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! just aired and we now have a 2019 winner.
Coronation Street legend Andy Whyment, actress Jacqueline Jossa and Capital Radio DJ Roman Kemp all made it through to the final, but the jungle only has one throne, so who was awarded this special seat?
After all the votes had been counted, Jacqueline was confirmed as the winner.
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Earlier on in tonight's (December 8) episode, the three remaining campers each had to endure a horrific Bushtucker Trial on their own: Jacqueline did 'Stake Out', Andy had 'Bushtucker Bonanza' and Roman was assigned 'Panic Pit'.
It's fair to say every challenge was nightmarish in its own way, with Jacqueline strapped down while all manner of jungle beasties were chucked on her (as well as fish guts).
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Meanwhile, Andy sat down for a five-course meal that included camel hoof, crocodile anus and the traditional witchetty grub – almost spewing up a pig testicle in the process.
Roman, who finished third, had to lay in a dark pit while over 50 snakes slithered around him.
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They all made it through, but ultimately it was the former EastEnders star who came out on top.
And that's a wrap for 2019. See you next winter, Australia!
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