Ferne McCann Reveals How Being Late I’m a Celeb Campmate Can Feel | This Morning

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From Ant and Dec’s I’m a Celeb work schedule to a sneak peek at Jordan North’s latest trial, Ferne McCann is here with the latest gossip from camp. She also reveals how Ant McPartlin spent his first birthday in the UK in years, including a very random gift from co-host Declan Donnelly. Broadcast on 19/11/20

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