Tension broke out in the “I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!” camp this week after Jack Osbourne remarked on Taylor Swift, setting off a debate among the contestants. What started as a casual conversation about music turned into one of the more heated moments of the episode. In that, Osbourne’s comment did not sit well with fellow campmate AngryGinge, and with the season continuing, it seems that the camp is not running out of drama anytime soon.
Jack Osbourne took a swipe at Taylor Swift on a TV show
The Daily Mail noted that the “I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!” group was chatting around camp when Manchester rapper Aitch asked everyone for their thoughts on the pop singer. Jack Osbourne did not hold back, calling Taylor Swift’s music “vanilla ice cream.” This surprised the group and immediately irritated AngryGinge, who shot back with, “Don’t disrespect her!”
AngryGinge’s reaction showed that Osbourne’s description shocked him. He even protested, saying, “She’s not vanilla ice cream, she’s mint chocolate!”
After the back‑and‑forth, Ginge went to the Bush Telegraph to cool off and explained why he reacted so strongly, revealing, “I am a Swiftie!” He added, “Unbelievable, she is, her music’s incredible, she’s incredible,” gushing, “She’s also an aesthetically pleasing lady, she’s very beautiful.”
The rest of the episode carried on with another big moment: Martin Kemp took on a Bushtucker Trial after weeks of viewers wondering why he had not been chosen. He teamed up with Tom Read Wilson for the challenge titled “Lethal Libraries.” It followed days of fans questioning Kemp’s lack of appearances in trials and even jokes from his son, Roman.
Former campmate Vogue Williams later addressed the situation on Instagram, telling fans that Kemp had been exempt from some trials. She explained that he did want to take part but that certain rules prevented him from doing more, further describing him as “such a nice guy.”
All in all, the episode ended with two storylines: Jack Osbourne’s swipe at Taylor Swift and Martin Kemp’s long‑awaited trial, giving viewers plenty to talk about.
Originally reported by Ishika Mishra on Reality Tea
