I’m A Celebrity’s Jane Moore has revealed she lost an impressive 10lbs during her two-week stay in the Australian jungle.
The 62-year-old journalist admitted that she usually eats “a lot more” than necessary, but she has learned that a simple diet can help achieve quick results.
In his last column for the sunwrote: ‘My recent stint in the I’m a Celebrity jungle taught me that I eat a lot more than I really need to thanks to the many delights and temptations on offer in the outside world.
‘We spent several days eating only rice and beans and although it tasted like wallpaper paste, it gave us the protein and carbohydrates we needed to keep going and few of us felt hungry.
‘This basic diet with some physically demanding tasks meant I lost 10 pounds in two weeks.
He added that instead of resorting to beating weight loss for a “quick fix,” people should look for long-term solutions.
I’m A Celebrity’s Jane Moore has revealed she lost an impressive 10lbs during her time in the Australian jungle.
The 62-year-old journalist admitted that she usually eats “a lot more” than necessary, but she has learned that a simple diet can help achieve quick results.
“So, while the growing popularity of weight loss injections like Ozempic and Mounjaro are a great quick fix to kick-start the habit of eating less, many have reported that the weight comes back on as soon as they stop using them. “, saying.
It comes after Jane left the Loose Women panel in horror after revealing the result of a leech bite from her time in the I’m A Celebrity jungle.
She showed off the results of her bloody injury on Monday in her first appearance on the daytime show since departing Down Under.
The presenter was detailing her time on the ITV reality show to fellow panellists Judy Love, Linda Robson and Frankie Bridge when she shared a harrowing story.
Jane explained that one of the worst things she experienced on the reality show was waking up to find a leech in her bra which left her with a serious injury.
She told them: ‘So I woke up one morning and thought, ‘What the hell is that?’ and I stuck my hand inside my bra. I don’t know if you’ve ever seen a leech in its natural state, but it’s tiny.’ .
Jane then explained along with a clip of her showing the bite marks to her campmates, revealing that she could see a plague wound.
She continued: “There are the fang marks, that’s where it went in – tiny when it went in, but then I took my bra off,” and Jane showed off her bloody bra as the audience and presenters gasped in shock.
In his latest column for The Sun, he wrote: “My recent stint in the I’m A Celebrity jungle taught me that I eat a lot more than I really need thanks to the many delights and temptations on offer in the outside world.”
‘This basic diet with some physically demanding tasks meant I lost 10 pounds in two weeks’
Judy was so surprised that she asked Jane if it was really blood, to which the journalist confirmed that it was her blood.
He added that when he found it, it had grown to an enormous size.
“When I found him, he was this big and fat, he was like that,” as she held up a marker from the table in front of her.
He added: “I literally threw it into the fire right away.” Anyway, I think my left breast was much smaller than my right the whole time I was in the jungle.’
Then Judy jumped in and cheekily said, “I know it’s daytime television, but that leech knew exactly where the best place to be was,” as the audience burst into laughter.
And that was not the only unpleasant experience Jane suffered in the jungle.
After becoming the first campmate to be booted from the show last month, the star confessed it was one of the most “physically and mentally challenging” things she had ever done in her life.
Reflecting on her time in the jungle, Jane opened her column for The Sun earlier this month, writing: “Given that fewer than 300 people have been invited to take part since the program began in 2002, I felt privileged to be there.
“No one else understands how physically and mentally challenging it is, or the intensity of the ups and downs.”
He continued, “So the bond you share is unique and I know I will stay in touch with all my 2024 campmates forever.”
Jane then explained along with a clip of her showing the bite marks to her campmates, revealing that she could see bite marks from the pest.
The journalist showed off the result of her bloody injury in her first appearance on the daytime show after flying in from Down Under last month.
She told them: “So I woke up one morning and thought, ‘What the hell is that?’ and I reached into my bra. I don’t know if you’ve ever seen a leech in the wild, but it’s small.”
It comes after the presenter revealed people should underestimate Coleen Rooney ‘at their own risk’ while thinking about her I’m A Celebrity campmates.
Speaking about living with Coleen, Jane said: “She’s quiet, quite reserved, but underestimate her at your own peril.” She is the absolute center of the Rooney family. He handles it like a well-oiled machine.
“I think the elements of Col, as I call her now, because we’re at that level, that the public have seen have been quite cartoonish. You know, Wagatha Christie, the footballer’s wife, whatever.
“I think for her to come into something and show herself and how strong she is and how lovely she is… I was really happy to see that.”
Jane became embroiled in a dispute over “age” and “sexism” in the jungle after she was assigned the task of washing the camp dishes and accused former boxing champion Barry McGuigan and McFly leader Danny Jones, of being ageist. and sexist for giving her the role because she is an older woman.
On her way out, she told hosts Ant and Dec: “I used to have three jobs, working like a dog and then doing the dishes, so I wasn’t happy with that.” I did a lot there, but the hard work doesn’t pay off because I’m the first one out, people don’t realize the hard work.”
In a warning to fellow campers, he said: “The more people are kicked out, it will become clear who isn’t doing as much.”
“I would like to see the silent workers win, there are a lot of artists there.” “I want Coleen (Rooney) or Melvin (Odoom) to win, they’re not extravagant.”
Jane was greeted at the I’m A Celebrity Bridge by her daughters Ellie, 32, and Grace, 22, who she shares with her 22-year-old ex-husband Gary Farrow.
Speaking of his time in the jungle, he said: “I’ve lived it and it’s such a strange and magical experience.” People always say it’s the best experience of your life, I wouldn’t say that with the rain. I’ve never been so soaked in my life, constantly.’
‘At least I don’t have to wash anymore, I’ll never wash again. I enjoyed meeting others and asking them questions. We all support each other.
“That they knew me was also great, because I’m a journalist and at first they were like, ‘Wait, what’s this going to be like?'”
“Many of them said they had talked to me about things they hadn’t talked about for years and that they felt better for it.”
Jane was greeted at the I’m A Celebrity Bridge by her daughters Ellie, 32, and Grace, 22, who she shares with her 22-year-old ex-husband Gary Farrow.