Molly-Mae Hague has responded to Love Island co-star Maura Higgins' entrance on I'm a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!
The pair appeared together on the 2019 season of the ITV2 show, and it seems Molly-Mae has her co-star's back as Maura was unveiled as a late arrival in the jungle this week.
Posting a clip of herself watching Maura on her TV, Molly-Mae wrote on her Instagram Stories: "THE SERIES HAS BEGUN. @maurahiggins."
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Her post was accompanied by three crown emojis.
Upon her arrival, Maura and fellow new addition Reverend Richard Coles were tasked with deceiving other campmates about the true luxurious quality of their seemingly ramshackle 'Jungle Junkyard' camp.
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They succeeded in tricking the likes of Coleen Rooney and GK Barry, and were also tasked with getting a main camp member to sacrifice their bed, managing to successfully get Jane Moore and Dean McCullough to do so.
Speaking ahead of her entry into the jungle, Maura said: "This is the only TV show I have ever wanted to do, and it's a real pinch-me moment. I am ready to step outside my comfort zone.
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"I hope I do make myself proud, and I am both excited but also very nervous, because I am scared of absolutely everything."
Maura also admitted that "it's a bit scarier going in later", and confessed she is a "clean freak".
In other news, Molly-Mae recently confirmed she will star in a new Prime Video fly-on-the-wall documentary that will show "the Hague nobody has seen before".
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