Kelly Brook is the fourth star voted out of the jungle

Model and actress Kelly Brook is the latest celebrity to leave the Australian jungle, becoming the fourth star voted off I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!

Hosts Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly entered the camp during Tuesday night's show to announce the results of the public vote.

Kelly Brook, who was in the bottom two alongside Emmerdale star Lisa Riley, received the fewest votes and ended her journey in the competition.

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Kelly appeared thrilled to leave the camp, telling Ant and Dec during her exit interview that she felt "so ready to come out."

She described her time on the show as "the most incredible experience of my life," calling her fellow campmates a "fabulous group of people."

Before leaving the camp, Kelly made sure to drop one last bit of drama on her way out.

She revealed to the remaining celebrities that she, along with rapper Aitch and streamer Angry Ginge, had won more than the ten milk bottle sweets they initially claimed during a Dingo Dollar challenge—and that they ate the extra treats themselves.

This surprise confession stirred things up for the campmates, adding to the ongoing drama that already included arguments over washing up and a previous contraband incident involving smuggled butter.

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The exit confirmed that even in the final week of the competition, the celebrity campmates still find ways to surprise one another.

Kelly Brook now follows in the footsteps of previous evictees this season: former footballer Alex Scott, comedian Eddie Kadi, and presenter Vogue Williams.

With the grand final fast approaching this weekend, the remaining eight celebrities continue to compete for the title of King or Queen of the Jungle.

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Kelly Brook expressed her hope that Spandau Ballet’s Martin Kemp would win the series, calling him her "saviour" in the camp. She later had an emotional reunion with her husband, Jeremy Parisi, on the bridge.