I'm A Celebrity: 'I'm so glad to get out!' Emotional Rebekah Vardy is the third star to leave the jungle in shock eviction... as she reveals that missing her children made her feel 'miserable'

Published: 23:15 GMT, 4 December 2017 | Updated: 01:13 GMT, 5 December 2017

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Rebekah Vardy was the third person to be eliminated from the I'm A Celebrity jungle in Australia during emotional scenes on Monday's episode.

The wife of Leicester City hero Jamie Vardy, 35, looked pensive as she made her grand exit from the campsite to greet the show's presenters Ant and Dec as well as her dad Carlos.

Stripped of her usually glamorous attire for her television stint, the reality star donned her jungle gear, complete with a sun hat and scarlet tracksuit bottoms, as she took one final glimpse at the jungle.

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I'm A Celebrity: 'I'm so glad to get out' Emotional Rebekah Vardy was the third star to leave the jungle in shock eviction in Oz on Monday as she confessed missing her children made her miserable

The mother-of-four looked emotional when the news broke she would be leaving Oz after Rebekah went up against former The Saturday's singer Vanessa White.

Of her experience, she told Ant and Dec: 'Do you know what? I've had the most amazing time - but I'm so glad to get out of there! It was an amazing experience and something I will never, ever forget.'

The celebrity confessed missing her children made her 'miserable' during her emotional stint in the jungle.

'I've learnt that I'm so miserable and so cranky sometimes and I can give looks that literally kill,' she admitted as she reflected on her experience.

Shock exit: The mother-of-four looked emotional when the news broke she would be leaving Oz after Rebekah went up against Saturday's Vanessa White

Yet the footballer's wife looked delighted when she was reunited with her father as she wrapped her arms firmly around him.

Carlos donned a grey T-shirt and shorts for the trip to greet his daughter and he was every inch the proud father as he had a huge smile on his face.

The mother divulged she was most looking forward to seeing her children and eating normally again, as it is revealed the 'hungry' camp mates have lost more than six stone collectively.

Hollyoaks star Jamie Lomas, 42, and boxing champion Amir Khan, 30, have shed most of the weight since entering the jungle on November 19, according to The Daily Mirror.

Reunion: The footballer's wife looked delighted when she was reunited with her father as she wrapped her arms firmly around him

It's home time! The celebrity confessed missing her children made her 'miserable' during her emotional stint in the jungle

Earlier on in the episode, Rebekah muttered 'cheeky' under her breath after she learnt the truth that her husband had been voting for her to do the Bushtucker trials.

In a candid note, the footballer wrote his wife: 'As for ‘The Hole’ you were right, I might have voted a few times as well as getting the lads to as well.

'But only because I wanted people to see the real you and you’re not afraid of anything. Just carry on being yourself and keep smashing the trials and I’ll see you soon. '

Beaming! Stripped of her usually glamorous attire for her television stint, the reality star donned her jungle gear, complete with a sun hat

Home comforts: The mother divulged she was most looking forward to seeing her children and eating normally again

Elsewhere on Monday's episode Georgia 'Toff' Toffolo was left terrified during the Bushtucker trial when she is locked in a coffin with 20 snakes and hundreds of feet in the air.

'You had 20 snakes in there,' Ant told the reality star. Equally impressed, Toff revealed: 'I'm so proud of myself.'

The Made In Chelsea queen, 23, proved her fearless spirit once again when she brought home a full house of stars - meaning the camp would be eating well at dinner time.

Terrifying: Georgia 'Toff' Toffolo was left terrified during Monday night's Bushtucker trial, when she is locked in a coffin with 20 snakes, hundreds of feet in the air

Recalling the terrifying experience back at camp, she said: 'These snakes were massive, bigger than my hand and I had about 20 of them of me, the time went really slowly and they were heavy.'

Amir, who has a fear of snakes, praised the blonde bombshell as a 'really strong girl' as he revealed 'better her than me' when he claimed the trial would have been his 'worst nightmare'.

The boxer said: 'Toff is a really strong girl, better her than me. If that was me 20 meters up in the air with snakes around me, I don’t know what I’d do, that would be my worst nightmare, I would have died.'

Don't look down: The trial, titled Snakes R High, sees Toff lifted high into the air in a glass box, where she has to remain for ten minutes to earn stars for camp

Bad to worse: However, adding to the fear factor as a Bushtucker Trial, a number of large carpet pythons are also released into the box and proceed to slither all over her