I'm A Celebrity...get Me Out Of Here! Season 13 Vp3 -

The thirteenth series of the UK version aired from . The final three celebrities were: Winner: (Westlife singer) Runner-up: David Emanuel (Royal fashion designer) Third Place: Lucy Pargeter (Emmerdale actress) Voting Breakdown (VP)

Series 13 faced significant production challenges due to severe weather conditions. A tropical cyclone hit the area during filming, causing damage to the camp and forcing production to remove the celebrities from the jungle temporarily for their safety. This interruption was a rare occurrence in the show's history and added a layer of genuine survival difficulty to the proceedings. i'm a celebrity...get me out of here! season 13 vp3

: The Westlife singer who eventually claimed the crown. The thirteenth series of the UK version aired from

Kian Egan won with a significant majority of the public vote, credited for his leadership skills, calm demeanor under pressure, and genuine integration into the camp dynamic. This interruption was a rare occurrence in the

Where VP3 truly excels is in its campfire scenes. After the trial, two factions begin to emerge. On one side are the “pragmatists”: Kian Egan, Steve Davis, and Rebecca Adlington (Olympic swimmer), who argue that the camp should stop pandering to Helen’s emotional outbursts. On the other side are the “carers”: Laila Morse (actor) and Alfonso Ribeiro (fresh from The Fresh Prince ), who advocate for emotional support. The argument is civil but pointed. Kian says, “We all miss our kids. We all haven’t eaten. But we can’t have one person crying every hour.” Helen, overhearing this from the sleeping hammock, begins to cry again—a self-fulfilling prophecy.

The episode’s first major challenge is the Dingo Dollar Challenge, a secondary task where two campmates navigate a jungle course to win luxury items for camp. In VP3, camp leaders choose boxer Steve Davis and former Coronation Street actress Helen Flanagan to compete. Their selection is telling: Steve is chosen for his calm logic, Helen for her perceived vulnerability—a gamble by the camp to “give her a chance to prove herself.”