Danielle Harold ‘at risk of I’m A Celeb exit’ as show fans spot jungle ‘curse’ that’s hit FOUR years in a row | The Sun

I'M A Celeb fans have pointed out a worrying trend that could mean Danielle Harold is at risk in tonight's vote.

In the past four years, only one female star has made it to the final six – and Josie Gibson is still one of the favourites.

One fan took to X/Twitter and wrote: "Every year the British public always find a way to vote out the women while some of the boring men get to coast along.

"If Danielle gets voted out tomorrow then it'll be the fourth year in a row where there's only one woman left in the Final 6."

With originally 10 contestants, the jungle now only has seven, Nigel Farage, Nick Pickard, Josie Gibson, Danielle, Sam Thompson, Tony Bellew and Marvin Humes.

There are only two women left, Danielle and Josie – and there will be a vote tonight.

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Danielle has been accused of breaking I'm A Celeb rules and sending signals to home.

Viewers have spotted Danielle's "secret signal" – realising that she touches her hat when the camera is likely to be on her.

Writing on social media, one person said: "Danielle always touches her hat during the live trial announcement, is that a signal too or just a coincidence."

Pointing out that Marvin Humes lightly taps his chest – likely another signal – someone else wrote: "Danielle touched her hat and Marvin beats his chest. Secret messages to home?"

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Earlier this month, Danielle's mum said that her feisty nature will help her survive in the jungle.

Speaking to The Sun on Sunday, her mum Lisa Carter, 53, said: “She never went to acting school, but I think she is proof that you don’t always have to.

“She’s always been strong and determined – and maybe a bit feisty at school.

"She isn’t one to give up – and I think she will prove that in the jungle.”

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