I'm a Celebrity
The journalist and MasterChef star said she was "so sorry to let you down".
"The thing is Nigel, you destroyed the economy..."
"She has been a great campmate and will be missed by her fellow celebrities and viewers alike."
"How can we find these men eating testicles amusing? After all that they’ve done?"
The former Ukip boss was asked about his political intentions on I'm A Celebrity.
"I will never back down or give in."
Her children pay tribute to "truly one of a kind".
The former UKIP leader has been at the centre of controversy ever since he signed up for the new series of I'm A Celebrity.
The Aussie canopy isn't all it seems.
The First Dates star accused his fellow campmate of "demonising migrants".
About I'm a Celebrity
I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!' is an ITV reality series that sees a bunch of well known faces dumped in the Australian jungle and forced to live together in a camp. Hosts Ant and Dec (and Holly Willoughby in 2018) then put them through a series of Bushtucker Trials in order to win food to eat, before the public begin to vote them off when one of them is then crowned the King or Queen of the Jungle. The first series aired in 2002 and was won by Tony Blackburn, with Phil Tufnell, Kerry Katona, Joe Pasquale, Carol Thatcher, Matt Willis, Christopher Biggins, Joe Swash, Gino D'Acampo, Stacey Solomon, Dougie Poynter, Charlie Brooks, Kian Egan, Carl Fogarty and Vicky Pattison going on to win subsequent series. The 2016 run features contestants Adam Thomas, Carol Vorderman, Jordan Banjo, Joel Dommett, Larry Lamb, Lisa Snowdon, Ola Jordan, Sam Quek, Scarlett Moffatt and Wayne Bridge. This year also sees the introduction of new ITV2 spin-off show 'Extra Camp', which will be hosted by former show champs Vicky Pattison, Stacey Solomon and Joe Swash alongside comic Chris Ramsay.