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Published 22:59 18 Dec 2017 GMT

The former Geordie Shore star told The Daily Star:
Vicky, who was crowned Queen of the Jungle in 2015, went on to say that she thinks Toff is deserving of her win - but added that she reckons anyone who was coming from a reality tv background had a bit of an upper hand. She continued:"It's no coincidence me, Scarlett Moffatt and Toff, who all make our living being ourselves on TV, have won.
"Hand on heart, I do think it's an unfair advantage. We are used to reality TV and having cameras on us all the time."
"These sports stars, or former popstars, are great but they lack the level of self-promotion we have. "I'm not taking anything away from anyone because I think Scarlett and Toff deserved to win, and hopefully I did too."But what I will say is our reality TV backgrounds have stood us in good stead."
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