David Haye Defends ‘I’m A Celeb’ Actions, Criticizes Co-Star After Exit

David Haye says there is no bad blood with Adam Thomas after his exit from I’m A Celebrity… South Africa. The former world heavyweight champion left the jungle amid a tense exchange with the Emmerdale actor.

Camp confrontation

The clash began when Adam complained of dehydration and feeling unwell. He also referenced arthritis and said the experience had affected him deeply.

Haye mocked his fellow campmate during the dispute. Other contestants intervened to protect Adam as tensions rose. Viewers reacted strongly, with some accusing Haye of bullying.

Haye’s explanation after leaving

David Haye Defends ‘I’m A Celeb’ Actions, Criticizes Co-Star After Exit and says there is no lingering animosity. He insists he spoke to Adam after filming and has said his piece.

Haye described his upbringing in tough boxing gyms since age ten. He noted his experience beating a much larger Russian opponent in a heavyweight title fight.

He questioned claims that a paid television show was the toughest challenge some contestants had faced. Haye added that remaining footage will offer further context.

Fan and family responses

Fans criticised Haye while the show aired. Adam’s twin, Scott, defended him and praised his resilience. Scott said his brother came through the ordeal stronger.

Camp friendships and family updates

Haye said this South Africa series felt more engaging than his previous Australian appearance. He praised long conversations and deeper connections with campmates.

He highlighted friendships with Craig Charles and Gemma. He said they clicked quickly and enjoyed each other’s company.

Haye also spoke about his son, Kingston, who is twelve and plays for Arsenal youth setups. He enjoyed discussing his boy with Harry Redknapp and Jimmy Bullard, who plan to watch Kingston play.

For ongoing coverage and reaction, follow Filmogaz.com. I’m A Celebrity… South Africa airs weeknights at 9pm on ITV1 and ITVX.