Jane Moore reveals parting warning to her daughters as she heads into I’m A Celeb

THE Sun’s Jane Moore has urged her three daughters not to read viewer comments online over hate fears.

Our columnist is conscious that despite years in the limelight on Loose Women, this is the first time she will be viewed as a “celebrity” as opposed to a journalist.

Before heading into camp, Jane, 62, said: “I've said to my daughter, don't go looking for things, because it will pass.

“When it's all over, it's all over.

“For me, if it doesn't make it into a printed newspaper, then it's not a story.

“So it's just people on a social media platform who don't agree with what you've said, getting hot under the collar because they don't agree with you.”

Jane has written for The Sun since 1985, when she joined us aged 23 as Bizarre Editor.

A career in TV followed including on the ITV daytime chat show and her own documentaries.

But only now does she feel that she’s stepped into the showbiz arena - and is conscious she probably has less fans than her other campmates.

She added: “I think it's all about social media followings, to be honest. And mine is minimal.

“Being a journalist I genuinely don't see myself as a celebrity.

“I see myself as a journalist.”