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OLIVIA Attwood's I’m A Celebrity exit will air tonight, as shocked campmates are told she’s left the show for good.
The Love Island star, 31, – who made history as the first person from the dating show to go in the jungle – quit after just 24 hours in a shock move.
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We revealed earlier today that Olivia had been forced to withdraw on medical grounds.
Now The Sun can exclusively reveal that her dramatic exit will be "addressed" on tonight's episode.
Olivia's campmates - which includes Boy George and Mike Tindall - will be shocked to find out she has left the camp, and won't be coming back.
Now we can confirm that her exit will shown in the new episode, with a source telling us: “It will be addressed on tonight’s show."
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Meanwhile, The Sun was first to break the news earlier today that Olivia had left the jungle.
A show insider said: "Olivia was involved in a medical drama overnight.
"She really wanted to go back into the camp but medics won't let her."
A rep for I'm A Celebrity said: "As a precautionary measure Olivia needed to leave the jungle to undergo some medical checks.
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"Unfortunately the medical team has advised it is not safe for Olivia to return to camp as there needs to be a further investigation. She has been absolutely brilliant and she'll be very much missed on the show."
Olivia is already on her way back home to fiancé Bradley Dack.
Last night viewers watched Olivia make her entrance, when she was told by Ant and Dec that she had been voted as a Jungle VIP and was allowed to choose one person to join her for a meal - she picked Chris Moyles.
The reality TV star said: "I am equal parts flattered and unnerved the public voted for me to be a VIP... I'm guessing they know more of what that entails than I do."
The pair enjoyed their meal before they got a taste of the high life as they were tasked with jumping out of a chopper at 10,000ft.
After completing the jump first, an emotional Olivia said: "Oh my god I'm crying, that's the most amazing thing I've ever done, ever. That is incredible. Top 10 experience of my life. Just amazing."
But things took a twist as the Jungle VIPs finally united with one another after Boy George and Douglas had to row a dinghy away from the yacht to join Olivia and Chris on an island.
The group then discovered they were actually "Very Isolated People" and would spend the night marooned on the island together before taking on the first trial of the series and re-joining the camp.
Speaking before entering the jungle, Olivia, who rose to fame on the 2017 series of Love Island, admitted that she would be disappointed in herself if she uttered the famous line, “I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here!”
She told The Sun: “I think if you say you are never going to say it you are jinxing yourself. I would hate to say it and I think it would take a hell of a lot for me to say it because I am quite determined and I have watched the show for years.
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“You don’t want to be the person coming back with no stars if you have not had a go. If you have had a proper go and you get no stars it is what it is but I would hate to walk away from a trial and not be able to honestly say to myself that I gave it my best shot.
“Some of them [trials] are really difficult, like, if you watch every year it’s not even the bugs it is getting those little stars off the ropes that is actually harder!
“So as long as I have given it a real good crack I am OK with that.”
Speaking about receiving the call from producers, Olivia said that she had jumped at the opportunity to star on a show she has watched for years.
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“I just couldn’t believe that I was getting the call to be honest I was just too excited - you are going into the jungle, you are not allowed to take anything so I don’t think there is much room for anything like that.
"I was just so excited to get the call for the year going back to Australia which is massively exciting and it is warm and sunny.”
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