The TV presenter and podcast host was a late arrival to the jungle alongside English actor and singer Tom Read Wilson, joining the rest of the contestants four days into the show.
Williams and Wilson have been installed as the ‘chiefs’ of the camp, staying in a treehouse overlooking their fellow campers and being exempt from chores.
While speaking to British-American comedian Ruby Wax during her first full day in camp, Williams admitted she was feeling “so ugly in here, everyone is so good looking, it’s so annoying”.
Wax offered some words of encouragement, telling her: “You’re the prettiest person I’ve ever seen in my life.”
Williams then told Wax she had permanent liner tattooed on her lips, and when asked if she had “anything else done”, Williams said: “Loads of botox.”
Later in the programme, Wax said: “I’ve had things removed and things lifted, and I said to Jennifer Saunders once, ‘Do you know what’s great? Is that you can’t notice it’, and she said ‘are you kidding? Of course you can.’”
Ex-footballer Alex Scott and media personality Jack Osbourne received the most votes to take on the show’s latest challenge, giving hosts Ant McPartlin and Dec Donnelly the chance to ask their thoughts on the late arrival of Williams and Wilson.
“They’ve brought a new energy to the group…I would say that much,” Scott said, while Osbourne added “It felt crowded this morning.”
During Thursday night’s episode when the pair first arrived, Osbourne shared some scepticism over the move: “I feel resistance to Vogue and Tom, I’m just kind of like ‘Hey, you don’t get to walk in halfway through the movie and decide to turn it off or change it.’”
Wax was also unsure of the change, saying: “I think the dynamic is going to change now with the two chiefs here. I really do feel like it’s kind of Lord of The Flies. There’s two sides and we may annihilate each other or we may fall in love.”
The two camp chiefs were also asked to choose an additional two campers to take on the trial, opting for actors Martin Kemp and Shona McGarty.
Tonight’s trial saw the four celebrities working together to release stars from toilet roll holders. They were forced to retrieve tools from inside a toilet to be able to unscrew the stars from the holders.
The group managed to win all twelve of the stars on offer, guaranteeing a good meal for the camp that night.
Another task for Williams and Wilson involves handing out badges to some of their fellow campers at the end of each day. This time around, two ‘expedition’ badges went to Wax and Aitch, while a community badge was given to Kemp.
‘I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here!’ airs nightly at 9pm on Virgin Media Play and Virgin Media One.
