I’m A Celebrity campmates get VERY hands on as Carol Vorderman moans with pleasure during group massage session
THEY have only known each other for a few days but the I’m A Celebrity campmates are already pretty close.
And showing just how comfortable they are around each other, they decided to start a massage train.
The hands-on idea began when Carol Vorderman, 55, woke up with a stiff neck, so Olympian Sam Quek decided to relieve her pain.
Speaking about the situation, Carol said: “Lots of people can give massages in this camp and I’m a very willing victim.”
It wasn’t long until Scarlet Moffatt wanted in on the action and decided to join the massage train and started to give Sam a massage who was still giving Carol one.
At that point Joel looked over and decided to get involved, saying: “I saw the girls squeezing each other’s shoulders and thought that’s clearly not a girl thing, so Joel can join in and so I joined and started doing Scarlett. It felt great, I was in the massage train, all aboard – choo choo.”
It seems the session was a real hit as lots of moans and groans were coming from the massage train.
Discussing the train, comedian Joel said: “It wasn’t sensual, more just really needed – excuse the pun.”
Carol in particular seemed to really be enjoying the situation and could be heard really moaning as Sam took out some muscle knots – which really amused Scarlett.
“We’re not used to sleeping on different things, so a lot of soreness is going on.” said Lisa.
And just went viewers thought the group couldn’t get any closer, Larry started telling the camp the best way to squat for a poo.
He told the campmates: “What you do is sit on the bog with the lid off so your bum’s down and put your feet up.”
Scarlett, who is rather enamoured with the actor, commented: “Larry is the expert in everything, from politics to pooing, Larry knows it all.”
She added: “I’ve been pooing for 26 years of my life and all this time I thought I was doing it right, who would have thought I’d come to Jungle and learn how to have a crap.”
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