I'm A Celebrity's AngryGinge breaks down in tears as tensions rise in camp after Jack Osbourne says he 'can't trust him'

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I'm A Celebrity's AngryGinge broke down in tears on Monday's episode as tensions began to rise in camp. 

The online content creator, 24, became deputy leader after being appointed by best pal Aitch, but the camp weren't amused by their antics. 

Jack Osbourne, 40, took umbrage with Ginge, real name Morgan Burtwistle, for tricking camp into believing he underperformed in Sunday's Bushtucker Trial, only for it later to be revealed he had scored ten stars. 

He told him: 'I know this isn't intentional Ginge but it got in my head about how well you played saying you only got five stars.

'I was like - can I trust Ginge? As I was going to bed, tired and whatever. I was like: "Has he been lying to me the whole time?"

'It legitimately did play with me. Well played but also you played with me.'

I'm A Celebrity's AngryGinge broke down in tears on Monday's episode as tensions began to rise in camp

Jack Osbourne, 40, took umbrage with Ginge, real name Morgan Burtwistle, for tricking camp into believing he underperformed in Sunday's Bushtucker Trial

Amused fans took to X after watching the scenes, joking Jack has mistook I'm A Celebrity for Celebrity Traitors. 

Hosted on rival network BBC, the premise follows a team of Faithfuls trying to find out who is a Traitor amongst their midst in a game of deceit, trust and backstabbing. 

They wrote: 'Why does Jack think he's on Celebrity Traitors?'

'Has Jack forgotten his pretend strop from the challenge the other day? When he came back pretend arguing with Martin?'

'So, Jack can’t trust Ginge because he lied about getting 10 stars, but when he done his trial he put on a masterpiece performance throwing his backpack in the bushes.. but got 12 stars then??'

'jack telling ginge he can’t trust him anymore when jack pulled the same exact stunt.. oh ok.'

It came after Ruby Wax, 72, also aired her grievances with Aitch and Ginge. 

She told them she doesn't like the new status because 'we were all on an even plane. [It] has thrown me a little bit'.

The comedian continued: 'Are we playing king and deputy, and we're the low people?'

The online content creator, 24, became deputy leader after being appointed by best pal Aitch, but the camp weren't amused by their antics

Ruby admitted she felt 'a little' scared of Aitch and Ginge, and hadn't felt that way with Vogue and Tom 'because they never took it seriously'

Jack took umbrage with Ginge for tricking camp into believing he underperformed in Sunday's Bushtucker Trial, only for it later to be revealed he had scored ten stars

Amused fans took to X after watching the scenes, joking Jack has mistook I'm A Celebrity for Celebrity Traitors

Amused fans took to X after watching the scenes, joking Jack has mistook I'm A Celebrity for Celebrity Traitors (pictured Claudia Winkleman)  

Ruby then admitted she felt 'a little' scared of Aitch and Ginge, and hadn't felt that way with Vogue and Tom 'because they never took it seriously'.

She later shared in the Bush Telegraph: 'I think we're divided…'

Aitch attempted to reassure her, by saying the only thing that had changed was that he didn't have a chore to do.

Ruby replied: 'No but there's a vibe…'

Ginge was noticeably emotional in camp, having looked at the photo of his family.

Later AngryGinge broke down in tears after a 'down day' - amid his and Aitch's camp leader status coming under fire from Jack Osbourne and Ruby Wax

The content creator has emerged as a central figure within the camp

Aitch selected Ginge to be deputy camp leader - but their roles came under questioning

He shared in the Bush Telegraph: 'It's a bit of a s**t day really, I just feel as though I'm missing home, missing speaking to my family, food and drink as well is a massive part but they say you have up days and down days…'

Pausing, Ginge then added as he choked up: 'I'm holding it in. I suppose it's just one of my down days…'

Meanwhile, the campmates also faced a dramatic turn in the weather, as thunder and lightning sounded in camp.

With Aitch having been in the shower, the clothes he'd laid out were now soaking wet.

The celebrities worked as fast as possible to move the beds around camp in a bid to stop everything getting wet.

Aitch told the Bush Telegraph: 'Everyone's beds are soaking!' 

Fortunately, Aitch and Ginge were in luck as they could zip up the tent containing their beds in the treehouse to protect it from any rain.

Although the other campmates were not so lucky, as Kelly said: 'Everything is soaked and filthy!'

Jack said: 'Everything is just soaked- soaked, soaked, soaked.'

All celebrities took refuge under the sheltered lodge in camp, next to the red telephone box. 

Owing to the weather conditions, the celebrities sang 'Ain't no sunshine' to reflect the rainy mood in camp.

Ahead of dinner, the campmates received a laminate without a meal - much to their surprise. 

It revealed that due to contraband in camp, the celebrities would therefore lose one star from their dinner as a result. 

The celebrities learned there was an amnesty - where anyone who had smuggled in contraband should come forward to prevent further punishment.

Alex Scott and Shona McGarty both gave up their smuggled contraband

Former EastEnders actress Shona McGarty, 34, headed to the dunny while ex-Lioness Alex Scott, 41, went to her backpack. 

The pair each showed camp what they’d smuggled in - Shona had an air freshener for the dunny.

As for Alex, she had smuggled in salt and pepper sachets that she had been depositing in dinner each night. 

Both Shona and Alex apologised and went to surrender their contraband so that camp would receive no further punishment and get their dinner for the evening.

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! continues on ITV1 and ITVX.