OLIVIA Attwood’s I’m A Celebrity exit has been explained by Chris Moyles, including a shock moment that was never shown to viewers.
The star, 31, was forced to withdraw on medical grounds in a shock exit at the start of the series.
It was then revealed that, after abnormal blood tests, Olivia was rushed to hospital and told that she was dangerously anaemic, as well as having low sodium and potassium levels.
Discussing her exit, Chris, 48, who also took part in the show this year, explained what happened.
He said: “Well, first of all, my first mate there was Olivia. We all felt so sorry for her because she got all the way to camp, found her hammock and went ‘right I'll sleep in a hammock’. Put a bag down, went into the Bush Telegraph, had a chat, came back.
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“I think she stayed till the food arrived. And then she disappeared. And you go off and you have a chat in the Bush Telegraph whenever you like, which is fine.”
He continued to explain that they chatted for a bit before questioning where Olivia had gone.
Continuing to talk on The Chris Moyles Show on Radio X, he said: “We're like ‘oh, maybe just she's gone to medical or something’. Because I knew they were just keeping an eye on her because we'd spent a bit of time together beforehand, and when I say a bit of time, 24 hours.
“And then she just never reappeared and we’re like ‘we guess she's gone’. But we were like ‘well, she was in great mood. It's not like she's gone I can't do this with these idiots and left’.
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“But from what I believe she's okay. She's all good. And we didn't even get a chance to swap numbers with her because we didn't have our phones.”
Discussing her shock at having to leave the time, Olivia said: ““I was so scared, I was like 'what the hell is wrong with me?'. They couldn't give me an answer, they just told me that they had to get me to the hospital immediately.
“The results were really, really low when they put them into their reader and they consulted with another doctor off site. I had those bloods done in England before I left, and they were fine. I was confused and of course very, very worried.
“It felt like the longest journey ever – I didn't know what to think. I was wondering if I had picked up a virus, was I pregnant? All of these things were going through my head.”
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