Charlene White became the first candidate to be eliminated from 'I'm A Celebrity.' After 14 days in camp, the Loose Women host received the fewest votes on Friday night, but it has also been revealed that she was going through some serious eye issues in the past, which could have resulted in a somewhat below-average performance. 

Last year, while she was presenting her regular show on ITV, everyone noticed her struggle with her eyes. When a fan noticed Charlene White fighting the unease, they expressed their admiration for her appearance on ITV News despite having what appeared to be an eye issue. Alfmabmillcat's tweet simply said, "Bless you." "Your eye seems to hurt.

At that time, many of them appreciated her work ethic and thanked her for appearing in the show despite her health issue. Charlene hasn't specifically stated why she has bad eyes, but she wants to keep working until she gets better. The proud South Londoner has recently shown sympathy for her coworkers who have experienced health problems, with fellow Loose Women presenter Kelle Bryan discussing her live on-air experiences with living with lupus.

The former Eternal singer and current Hollyoaks star Kelle's revelation of her agonizing pain behind the scenes left Charlene and the audience in tears. Kelle mentioned that she'd woken up one morning unable to bend one of her fingers, and Charlene pushed her to talk about the health difficulties. In Hollyoaks, Kelle, who plays cancer patient Martine, spoke about her mouth ulcers, which prevented her from eating and caused hair loss.

Following Olivia Attwood's early departure from the series due to illness, the Loose Women host was the first participant to be eliminated from the competition.

While Charlene was in the jungle, her sister Carina managed her Twitter account. Carina updated supporters on Charlene's progress before perhaps handing the account over.

White said to presenters Anthony McPartlin and Declan Donnelly after being eliminated that it had been a trip and she truly liked living with those men. Everyone was brilliant, according to her.

She questioned Matt Hancock over whether he violated coronavirus guidelines by having an affair with a coworker the previous year. He responded, "I have to remain neutral as journalism is my first job."

She acknowledged that the public's resentment of Hancock, who resigned as health secretary when the affair came to light, made this challenging. After starring in the first two series episodes set in the Australian jungle, Olivia Attwood, a former Love Island contestant, withdrew from the ITV reality program on medical concerns earlier this month.

Boy George, the frontman for Culture Club, and White collaborated on a Watery Grave challenge in the show that aired Thursday night. To unlock stars and obtain food for the camp, the pair had to move stars from one side of a maze to the other while standing in two rising water tombs.