Mystery as ‘raging’ Tulisa deletes I’m A Celeb posts just hours after leaving the jungle – and snubs castmate

I'M A Celebrity star Tulisa Contostavlos has wiped all trace of the ITV show from her social media feeds just hours after being voted out the jungle.

The N-Dubz singer, 36, was the third campmate to be evicted in a shock result last night.

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Tulisa took the result well and spoke highly of her campmates in her exit interview with hosts Ant and Dec.

But after regaining control of her phone, Tulisa wasted little time removing the jungle-themed posts that had been shared by her team during her time in the jungle.

Eagle-eyed fans also spotted that she doesn't follow Barry McGuigan on Instagram, the only campmate she isn't digital friends with.

A source said: "Tulisa was in high spirits when she left the set, but something appears to have happened that's left her raging.

"She wasn't in a great mood for her post-show interviews and appears to be already distancing herself from the programme. It's all a bit of a mystery at the moment."

This morning on Lorraine, Tulisa opened up about her time in the jungle.

She said she has 'friends for life' but that not all her campmates were genuine.

The former X Factor judge said: “I feel like I have with some of them. I think they will be friends for life. 

“But a lot of people for the cameras were being very pally pally but the real test will be when everyone is out. 

“Will they make the effort to send texts in the group chat? Will they do the four hour drives to see each other? We'll see..."

One strong friendship Tulisa made was with professional dancer Oti Mabuse.

She also revealed that she'd like to see Alan Halsall, Maura Higgins and Melvin Odoom join Oti in the final four.

Tulisa's exit made her the third celebrity to leave the jungle, following in the footsteps of Dean McCullough and Jane Moore.

Fans were left furious when Tulisa's exit was announced on Monday night, with some even claiming the ITV show was 'fixed'.

Some were so angry that they insisted they'd be speaking to broadcasting regulator Ofcom.

One wrote: "Someone get ofcom to call me now. No longer watching."

Another said: "I demand a recount on votes. There's no way she should have gone."

Someone else commented: "Unfortunately she got so little screentime today that I think it's probably what did for her."

And a fourth added: "This is rigged, no way others got more votes to stay in than her."

Speaking to Ant and Dec moments after the shock announcement she was leaving, Tulisa said: "It's just a whirlwind. It doesn't feel real.

"I just think I'll be so much more grateful for everything.

"It makes you appreciative. You don't realise how good you've got it.

"It can be testing in here because you can feel like different versions of yourself."

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