Recently evicted I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! contestant Vogue Williams has publicly addressed the swirling rumours that she flouted the show's famous rules by wearing her own jewellery in camp.
The Jungle Jewellery Debate
Williams, who finished in third place after being voted out of the Australian jungle, found herself at the centre of fan speculation. Viewers and even some of her fellow campmates had questioned why the 40-year-old presenter and TV personality was still adorned with her signature gold necklaces, rings, and bracelets, while others appeared stripped of personal items.
The controversy came to a head during her exit interview on Thursday, 4th December 2025. Speaking to spin-off presenters Ally & G in the Cockie Van, Williams set the record straight. She revealed that producers had not explicitly banned jewellery, but had offered a standard warning about potential damage in the harsh camp environment.
"I was like ‘why not?’ No one said you couldn’t wear it," Williams explained. "They say, ‘your jewellery might get damaged in there’. I was like, ‘I’d rather it get damaged than not have it’. If you have things that you like, you should wear them. I'm getting my wear out of it."
Campmate Confusion and Family Longing
The star admitted that her accessory choices caused confusion within the camp itself, with other celebrities querying her about them. Despite standing by her decision, Williams expressed immense relief at being back in the real world after her 13-day stint.
Her primary struggle was the intense separation from her three young children. She described it as the longest period she has ever gone without any communication with them, a challenge that weighed heavily on her throughout the experience.
Looking Ahead to the Final
With Vogue Williams' departure settled, the focus now shifts to the remaining contestants. The I'm A Celebrity 2025 final is scheduled for Sunday, 7th December, where a new King or Queen of the Jungle will be crowned, concluding this year's series from the Australian outback.
