I’m A Celebrity 2017: Iain Lee issues warning after making shocking bullying admission

Iain hit out at his own fans online after the way they stood up for him turned nasty, as Rebekah Vardy thanked him for “clearing up” the situation.

Supporters of Iain have taken to Twitter over the past few weeks to stand up against the “bullying” he endured while in the ITV jungle.

The radio presenter has since explained that the word bullying “is a bit strong” to describe Rebekah, Amir Khan, Jamie Lomas and Dennis Wise’s behaviour.

After the Coming Out show aired on Friday evening, Iain said: “There was no bullying going on.

“Let’s quash this rumour once and for all. Bullying is a very serious thing. It’s a huge word. There was no bullying whatsoever.”

Rebekah tweeted her former campmate to thank him for “clearing up” the bullying claims, but Iain admitted he had not seen what had happened behind his back.

He said: “Bullying is a strong word. But I was unaware of a lot of what was said behind my back and also what some people said about me after they’d left.

“And now I feel very nervous about the potential reaction to that previous tweet. All I know is strawberries to one side, I did not lie or bad mouth anyone anytime in the camp. I was rude about Stanley once but confessed immediately. I was honest and me.

“I hadn’t seen the comments made behind my back or the ones made by some camp mates when they left. I still suggest the word bullying is too strong. But.”

Iain later added: “I’ve only watched a few clips of the show. The trials were exhilarating. Other bits made me sad and were very confusing. Probably won’t watch the rest. Still, it was a mainly positive experience despite everything. Glad I did it.”

Speaking directly to his fans, Iain warned: “Please be polite to anyone connected with the show on here. Whatever you think of them please, don’t send abusive messages to anyone. Certainly not in my name. If you do and I see, I will block you.”

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