Jack Osbourne has broken his own strict rule on I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here!, leading to concerns for his welfare and intense monitoring from ITV bosses. The 40-year-old, who entered the jungle just ten days before the show began, has experienced a rollercoaster of emotions, from tearful breakdowns about his father's death to tense squabbles with campmate Kelly Brook.
Emotional Breakdown Over Ozzy's Death
Despite telling producers beforehand that he would not discuss his father's passing on national television, Jack opened up in a deeply emotional heart-to-heart with fellow campmate Lisa Riley. He became tearful while reflecting on the death of his father, Black Sabbath legend Ozzy Osbourne, who died in July just weeks after his final gig.
"It was definitely a shock," Jack confessed. "We knew he was sick for a while, but we didn't know it would be that quick. It was the ultimate mic drop, he did a massive big gig and was like, 'Alright, I'm done.'" The grief remains raw for Jack, who told Lisa it was a "weird thing" to navigate, having occurred just three to four months prior.
Tensions and Monitoring in Camp
Jack's emotional state has been compounded by rising tensions with model and Loose Women star Kelly Brook. A squabble erupted after Jack snapped at Kelly for incorrectly cutting potatoes for the camp's dinner, leaving her visibly upset. This incident, combined with his tearful moments, has sparked concern among both viewers and show bosses.
According to a source speaking to The Sun, ITV bosses are 'intensely' monitoring Jack's situation. The source confirmed that producers are utilising their strong duty of care procedures to ensure his wellbeing 24/7, with particular attention given to his circumstances so soon after his father's passing.
Family Reactions and Support
Jack has the full support of his mother, Sharon Osbourne, and sister, Kelly, who are tuning in to watch his jungle journey. However, his sister Kelly Osbourne has not held back her feelings about Kelly Brook, launching a social media rant accusing the model of being "performative" and a "bit of a bully."
Jack had admitted that leaving his grieving family to join the show would be "absolutely hard," but it appears the jungle environment has prompted him to share his grief publicly, breaking the very rule he set for himself upon entering the camp.
