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From the BBC

The singer was told she was up for eviction alongside Antonio Fargas, the former Huggy Bear from 70s TV show Starsky & Hutch.

Ferguson had been the favourite to be voted off the programme.

Her departure followed the eviction of actress Nancy Sorrell and her comic husband Vic Reeves.

Ferguson had been criticised by other contestants, including journalist Janet Street-Porter, as being too bossy and shirking duties.

Later, being interviewed by hosts Ant McParlin and Declan Donnelly, she said she had not enjoyed being on the show.

"It really was tougher than I expected, every trial was like three trials in one, and it took a lot of endurance... with losing people the dynamic was changing like that, so nobody had a chance to bond," she said.

Ferguson said she had not got on with lingerie model Sophie Anderton.

"I can't stand her! Sophie is a little child and a spoilt brat.... other than that, she's alright," she said.

"Sophie's so used to being pampered... inside she's a good person, but I think she's out of her depth, she's with grown ups."

Sheila is on GMTV this morning and Eamon cant wait to talk to her about the way she spoke about Sophie because he thought it was great......tw@

'Natalie saved our lives by leaving'
Clean and pristine after her exit from the jungle, we caught up with third evictee Sheila at the Versace Hotel in Surfers Paradise.

The jungle diva spilled the beans about slamming Sophie, Nat's ordeal and getting mud in her nails.

What did you miss most when you were in the jungle?

I missed not knowing the time. The disorientation and not knowing the time freaked me out. And I really missed dental floss. And deodorant.

What do you think of Paul?
I think Paul is a lovely guy. He was nervous in the beginning but he's relaxed and come into himself. I told him to use the show to turn around the opinion of the public.

Once the first eviction happened his whole demeanour changed. He settled down and he wasn't so afraid of everyone. Although he's still afraid of me, but I just expect that. I'm starting to think he might slip through and win.

What was your lowest point?

There were so many. The lowest point for me was realising that I had to go into mud with my nails and crawl through snakes and rats to get food. I haven't got the mud out yet either. But there was nothing I wouldn't have done to get food. We were starving and I just had to do it.

If Natalie stayed we would have been in a worse state because she didn't have the strength. She could never have done it. She saved our lives by leaving. Her quitting allowed us to eat.

Was Natalie your best friend in camp?
Yes she was. We had a secret way of communicating. And we'll stay in touch. There have been discussions about us singing together some time in the future.

And after your comments about Sophie (on her eviction, Sheila called her a "spoilt-rotten bitch"), will you have it out with her?

No, Sophie can get on with her life. I was bitter, evil and tired. Then it was about Sophie but today it's about Sheila.

So go on, who was the worst singer in the jungle?

I'm not sure. Huggy? Yeah, maybe. His rhyme was kind of suspect for a black man!


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