Kelly Brook and Jack Osbourne’s Cooking Tensions Hit a Boil with New Camp Leaders

Tensions in the I’m A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! jungle have escalated dramatically, with the simmering feud between Kelly Brook and Jack Osbourne over camp cooking duties reaching a new peak just as late arrivals Vogue Williams and Tom Read-Wilson entered the jungle with new power.

The feud, dubbed "Potato-gate" by fans, began when Jack Osbourne, who had assumed the role of unofficial chef, corrected Kelly Brook's method for cutting potatoes.

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This led to Kelly feeling "displaced" and "lost" in the camp.

The tension grew bigger during a recent dinner when Kelly Brook and Martin Kemp had the task with preparing eel. Kelly struggled and appeared to gag at the raw fish, prompting Jack to offer assistance.

In the Bush Telegraph, Kelly accused Jack of being overly eager to take charge, claiming he "elbowed me out of the way to get to this fish like a caveman."

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Although she initially asks for help, she was later frustrated that he seemed to completely take over the cooking process.

Jack, who has recently been open about grieving the loss of his father Ozzy Osbourne, initially stepped back from cooking after the "potato" row to allow others to find their place.

However, Osbourne helps with the eel to ensure the camp had a proper meal, showing his willingness to get the job done.

The public reaction to the dispute has been fiery, with Jack's sister, pop star Kelly Osbourne, launching a staunch defence of her brother.

Taking to social media, she branded the model a "bully" and "performative," stating that she felt the urge to "attack" Kelly Brook for her behaviour toward Jack.

Adding another layer of drama to the fragile camp hierarchy, Vogue Williams and Tom Read-Wilson arrived as late entrants.

Crucially, the pair did not enter as normal campmates but were immediately Chief Explorers.

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This new role gives them the power to delegate chores, award badges, and provide "guidance, support, and leadership," effectively placing them in charge of all camp duties—including the contentious cooking rota.

While there was no immediate cooking row involving the two new arrivals, their appointment gives them complete authority over the task that sparked the central feud, ensuring that the camp dynamic will now shift once more.

Vogue Williams, the Irish presenter, and Tom Read-Wilson, the Celebs Go Dating star, came to the group during the "Camp Fright" trial.