Vicky Pattison has been the subject of plenty of tabloid rumours recently, with claims that the star has been dropped by I'm a Celebrity... Extra Camp and Channel 5's upcoming revival of Blind Date.
Now the reality TV personality has set the record straight in the most direct way possible: by uploading a series of videos to her Instagram.
The former Geordie Shore star called out a publication that she didn't name (it's not us, don't worry!) for writing "negative, hurtful, and downright untrue" stories.
Speaking about Blind Date, Vicky explained that she WAS in talks to host the show back when it was being developed as a post-watershed Friday night show aimed at a young audience.
However, the programme-makers changed focus to a more family-oriented pre-watershed format with Paul O'Grady and Melanie Sykes as hosts.
Vicky insisted that there were no hard feelings, and reckons the pair will "smash it" as they are the perfect people for the job.
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Regarding the "offensive" rumours that she has been 'sacked' from ITV2's Extra Camp, the former Queen of the Jungle said the production company hasn't even begun thinking about that show yet – they're too busy with Saturday Night Takeaway and Love Island.
She slammed the publication for running that story despite the producers and her agent going on record about Extra Camp, while it also got her boyfriend's name wrong, too.
"I should be flattered that anyone is writing about us," she said in the clip, before admitting that in this instance it's "a punch in the dick".
Channel 5 might be going in a more family-friendly direction with Blind Date, but it recently had to defend Paul O'Grady when he made a joke about his good friend, the late Cilla Black, doing cocaine on the show, which later got taken out of context by, you guessed it, the tabloids.
Blind Date returns on Channel 5 in summer 2017, while I'm a Celebrity returns later this year.
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