I’M A Celebrity’s Jacqueline Jossa admits she’ll break down in the jungle over her fear of heights, spiders and swimming.
The former EastEnders actress revealed what scares her most about going Down Under for Ant and Dec’s latest series.
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In the first advert featuring the all-star line-up, the mum-of-two said: “I don’t like heights, I don’t like spiders, I’m not the best swimmer…
“I don’t really know why I’m doing the jungle actually.”
She added: “I’m dramatic so there will be screams and there will definitely be tears. There will be noises you probably haven’t heard before.”
Jacqueline admitted her ex EastEnders castmates are going to be “shocked” when they see her on their TV screens.
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The laughed: “I don’t think they can imagine me in there, I don’t like creatures. It’s not my thing.”
The Sun Online revealed last week that Jacqueline and Dan, 29, are hoping her appearance on I’m A Celebrity … Get Me Out Of Here will save their marriage.
The pair, who’ve been rocked by cheating accusations since marrying in June 2017, are hoping that the six week break will bring them closer together – just like when Dan went into Celebrity Big Brother.
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Who will win I’m A Celebrity 2019? Latest on odds on who will be crowned King or Queen of the jungle
Here’s who is being already being tipped to win the show.
- Roman Kemp: 5/1. The Capital Radio DJ, 26, says: “Some of the fears I have are odd. I have a strange fear of cotton wool. Why am I scared? It’s the texture and sound of it.”
- Andrew Maxwell: 8/1. The comic, 45, says: “My littlest is two, so I am still in the world of wiping away poo. I have a reputation as someone who is willing to clean out the toilet.”
- Nadine Coyle: 10/1. The Girls Aloud singer, 34, says: “I’ve never boiled water on a fire, chopped firewood, slept outside. I hope I learn stuff about me and it’s the next phase.”
- Ian Wright: 5/2. The footie pundit, 56, says: “I am not going in to be an entertainer or cook. But I will help where I can. I think things will happen naturally and you will deal with it.”
- Caitlyn Jenner: 10/1. The US reality star, 70, says: “Dealing with other people is by far the hardest thing. It’s much more difficult than dealing with the world’s most poisonous snakes.”
- Jacqueline Jossa: 16/1. The ex-EastEnder, 27, says: “My old colleagues are going to be shocked. I don’t think they can imagine me in there. I don’t like creatures, it’s not my thing.”
- Myles Stephenson: 10/1. The X Factor winner, 28, says: “I’d love to stay in the band (Rak-Su) but if opportunities come my way after this, you have to take them by the scruff of the neck.”
- Adele Roberts: 16/1. The Radio 1 DJ, 40, says: “I get emotional when I don’t have food. There will be some tears! I hate spiders. If I see one, I freeze and can’t speak.”
- Kate Garraway: 16/1. The Good Morning Britain host, 52, says: “I am going to give it a good shot and everyone can have a laugh. I hope it takes their mind off Brexit.”
- James Haskell: 7/1. The rugby ace, 34, says: “I am very aware you either love me or hate me. I created this persona amusingly for jokes about being a lad. But I’m not like that at all.”
She has two kids with Dan – Mia, 1, and Ella, 4, and is stepmum to his son from a previous relationship, Teddy.
Earlier today Jacqueline was pictured arriving at Brisbane Airport as she prepares for her stint in the ITV show, which launches on Sunday.
She joins James Haskell, Adele Roberts and Myles Stephenson who have already touched down in Australia, as well as Caitlyn Jenner, Ian Wright and Andrew Maxwell who landed yesterday.
