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CHARLENE White’s sister Carina has revealed that their great-aunt who died from Covid became a mother figure to them after their mum tragically passed away aged 47.   The ITV newsreader, 42, was left heartbroken when her great-aunt Dell passed away from the virus in 2020 at St Thomas’ Hospital in London.  Charlene opened up about tragically losing her great-aunt while in the I’m A Celebrity camp as she slammed MP Matt Hancock, 44, for breaking social distancing guidelines through his affair with his aide Gina Coladangelo.  The Loose Women star, who shares children Florence, three, and Alfie, five, with TV producer Andy, was just 21 when her mum Dorette died from bowel cancer in 2002 which led to her looking after her younger siblings Carina and Joshua.  Reflecting on their great-aunt stepping up as a mother figure to Charlene, Carina said: “Yes the elders in our family were all very much like mother figures and with my great-aunt she was very much a kind of grandmother.  “She was there for us when my mum passed so not having her around and having to go to her funeral and stuff was very, very tough.  Read More on The SunPARKED OFF I use bags of rubble to stop neighbours taking my parking space – they hate itALL WEATHER READY Oodie fans scramble to get their hands on new outdoor hooded blanket “But in our family we have all been instilled with values and morals and strength to be able to overcome adversity and to move forward and to turn pain into strength - I think that is what we have all done following our aunt’s death.” Recalling her great-aunt’s death in the camp to the under-fire politician, Charlene said: “We couldn’t go to the hospital to go and visit her. "I had to sit by myself in the church at her funeral.

I’M A Celebrity fans have shared their fears for Owen Warner, saying the actor "wants out" of the ITV show. It comes as one campmate has hogged the limelight with some viewers calling it "a fix".

I'M A Celebrity fans were itching to see Babatúndé Aléshé take on another trial after he bungled last night's challenge. However, Ant and Dec announced that he was ruled out of the Boiling Point challenge leaving many disappointed.

I'M A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here star Mike Tindall has broken royal protocol by making shocking remarks on the ITV show. The former rugby ace dished out his political opinion on last night's show - despite members of the royal family being under expectations to remain politically neutral at all times.

GILLIAN McKeith has opened up about what it's really like to take part in I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here. The controversial campmate, 63, starred in the 2010 series and recently finished filming the All Stars edition, set to air next year. You Are What You Eat star Gillian caused a stir during her first time on the show.

I'M A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here has been rocked by nearly 2,000 Ofcom complaints about Matt Hancock in the jungle. Viewers have taken to the broadcasting regular to object about the former Health Secretary taking part in the celebrity competition.

CHRIS Moyles has a very sassy comeback for Ant and Dec tonight as he takes on the Bucktucker trial alone. The Radio X DJ replied sarcastically when the hosts told him it was "just cockroaches" he was being showered with.

LET'S face it - Matt Hancock has always loved a celebrity. Always loved a famous face. Always loved a bold face name.

I'M A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here have been left baffled after spotting 'vegan' Boy George scoffing jelly babies. Eagle-eyed viewers took to social media in confusion after George, 61, tucked into a handful of the sweets after the Deals On Wheels task.

MATT Hancock has insisted that Liz Truss’s political career is over. The former health secretary, 44, said the former PM was ‘unlucky’ as he was quizzed by the campmates about the recent political change over.

IT'S been just six days since Matt Hancock entered the I'm A Celebrity jungle and he's gone from meekly defending his Covid conduct to camp leader. But is the former Health Secretary merely playing politics? Body language expert Judi James tells The Sun that Matt's behaviour on the show so far points to a clear strategy to get campmates - and viewers - on his side.

I'M A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! fans are threatening to abandon the show amid claims Matt Hancock is being "bullied". Some viewers fear the former Health Secretary is being deliberately picked on by some of his campmates in the Australian jungle. The latest wave of complaints come after some people demanded that show bosses step in as they felt 'uncomfortable' watching Matt interact with the celebs.

I'M A CELEBRITY'S Seann Walsh has opened up about his struggle with sobriety - blaming it on being raised by a drug-addicted father. The stand-up comedian was a late addition to the ITV series alongside Matt Hancock, and has declared he wants the show to "draw a line" over the Strictly kiss scandal that derailed his career.

A banner flew over the I’m A Celeb camp with a blunt message for shamed former health secretary Matt Hancock : GET OUT OF HERE!

BOY George, Babatunde Aleshe and Chris Moyles only managed to get three stars as they took in the latest Bushtucker trial. The public voted on Monday for them to take part in Angel Of Agony, sparing former health secretary Matt Hancock, who had completed six consecutive trials since joining the ITV reality show. But the trio seriously struggled and ended up returning to camp almost empty handed – leaving some very hungry campmates.

TENSIONS are bubbling in I’m A Celeb after Boy George, Chris Moyles and Babatundé Aléshé left campmates starving with a Bushtucker Trial flop. They faced a challenge after a public vote — which finally spared MP Matt Hancock. But the trio limped back to camp with just three stars, meaning the 11 celebs had to share just three meals.

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here contestants have come up with a plan to oust Matt Hancock as camp leader.

Matt Hancock's new role as camp leader on I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here could lead to 'new alliances forming', according to a body language expert.

Jill Scott has been installed as the bookies' favourite to be crowned the winner of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here. But ex-England rugby star Mike Tindall is close behind the former Lioness in the list of odds as both make an impression on the public.

I'M A Celebrity fans have demanded ITV bosses hold "rule-breaker" Charlene White to account. Viewers of the hit reality series were irked last night as the Loose Women panelist, 42, didn't sleep in the camp's RV - despite being appointed deputy leader.

OLIVIA Attwood took a swipe at I’m A Celebrity bosses on her social media as she said she was on to “bigger and better things” after her jungle departure. The 31-year-old spent just 24 hours in the jungle before being rushed to A&E after abnormal blood test results. Despite getting the all-clear, Olivia's health sparked overnight crisis talks before it was ruled unsafe for her to return.

I'M A Celebrity's Boy George turns to Buddhist chanting to get through a terrifying Bushtucker Trial in tonight's show. The Culture Club singer, 61, radio DJ Chris Moyles and comedian Babatunde Aleshe are tasked with winning meals for camp after MP Matt Hancock avoided being chosen for a seventh consecutive trial. While controversial Matt powered through his challenges with a stoic determination, tonight's trio seem far less adept at keeping calm during the Angel of Agony trial.

I'M A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here fans have been left furious after Matt Hancock failed to mention the real reason he's in the jungle.

GOOD Morning Britain's guest host Alastair Campbell has revealed he turned down a "seven-figure offer" to star on I'm A Celebrity. Tony Blair's former spin doctor said he's been bombarded with offers over the years - with TV execs throwing huge amounts of money to sway him. Despite politicians including former health secretary Matt Hancock and Nadine Dorries both going into the jungle, Alastair has stood firm in resisting.

I'M A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here star Olivia Attwood has reunited with her fiancé Bradley Dack after being forced to leave the jungle. The former Love Island contestant - who rose to fame in 2017 - had to fly home to the UK after a medical drama saw her rushed to A&E.

FANS of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here have been left concerned after noticing a "cruel" trend in the camp. Eagle-eyed viewers couldn't help but notice how one of the stars keeps getting picked for "the trials that require you to be smart".

MIKE Tindall has betrayed the royals in a shocking way on I'm a Celebrity and will face an awkward meeting when he returns home, a royal expert says. The former rugby ace, 44, yesterday revealed an embarrassing moment he shared with his mother-in-law Princess Anne at wife Zara's 30th birthday.

OLIVIA Attwood has slammed Matt Hancock’s I’m A Celebrity stint, saying he “needs to do his job.” The star spoke on This Morning today and discussed MP Matt’s appearance on the hit ITV show. Matt was exposed by The Sun last year when he cheated on his wife Martha Hoyer Millar with his closest aide Gina Coladangelo, 43 - breaking his own Covid rules in the process. His signing came with a huge backlash, with a petition against the move reaching 44,000 signatures.

The I'm A Celebrity camp woke up to a surprise on Tuesday morning when a huge banner with Matt Hancock's name flew above their heads.

I'M A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here star Chris Moyles will be left yelping in tonight's terrifying trial as he is covered in creepy-crawlies. A preview clip ahead of the new episode shows the former Radio One DJ writhing around as bugs crawl up his legs and into his shorts.

LOOSE Women panelist Denise Welch has slammed I'm A Celebrity as "incredibly boring" as she adds more fuel to speculation of a "feud" with Charlene White. The former Coronation Street star, 64, hasn't held back about her disdain for disgraced MP Matt Hancock who is currently on I'm A Celeb with her ITV co-star Charlene.