Im A Celebrity star rushed to medical tent in unaired | UK News

Alex Scott was rushed to the medical tent during chaotic scenes on I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! that weren’t aired. On Friday (28.11.25), former England girls’s footballer Alex turned the first star to be voted off the current collection of the ITV show. Prior to her exit, it was revealed by The Mirror that she was left “panicking” after discovering a tick on her shoulder. In a new interview since leaving the camp, Alex unveiled: “I used to be sitting next to Martin [Kemp] after carrying the logs and I felt my shoulder, and I used to be like, ‘Oh, that’s a big spot that’s come up.’

“I asked him to have a look, then Kelly jumps up and says, ‘It’s a tick.’ I was panicking as she was shouting that I needed to get to medical. I knew about ticks and leeches, but I always thought it wouldn’t happen to me. They got it off but no one else has had one.”

Alex spent 14 days in the I’m a Celebrity jungle before losing out on the public vote.

After being evicted, she said: “Oh my days. It’s like being free. It feels strange, it doesn’t feel real. It’s been such an incredible experience, mentally it’s so tough and I did struggle at times missing home.

“But I’m so glad I got to do this series with such a great bunch of campmates. The laughter the humour with everyone bouncing off each other we really connected, and I wasn’t expecting that coming into the jungle.”

She has also spoken of her reaction when her girlfriend, Jess Glynne, didn’t appear on the famous bridge to meet her. Jess didn’t fly to Australia to support Alex because her mother recently had a stroke.

Instead of Jess, Alex’s close friend Regan Coleman was waiting, as the two women shared an emotional hug. According to The Mirror, they reported that Alex debated whether she should pull out of the show due to Jess’s mum, but in the end, her partner told Alex that she had to go to Australia. 

Alex reportedly said: “It’s been a tough time for us and obviously her family, and it was a tough decision to come into the jungle, but then Jess never wanted me to step away from not doing it.”

“I knew there was always a possibility of her not being across the bridge, if her mum hadn’t got better, or if things had been getting worse, which they have been.

“But it was a big resolution for me to not cross this alternative, and Jess was the one that pushed me to be right here. […] My first thought when I did not see Jess on the bridge was that I needed to FaceTime and converse to her.”