I’m A Celeb’s Kelly Brook laughs off being a ‘sex kitten’ as she insists her body doesn’t match her personality and she is really a ‘clown inside’

Kelly Brook opened up about her reputation as a ‘sex kitten’ on Saturday night’s episode of I’m A Celeb.

The 45-year-old model onceI voted Thanks to her size 8 body and 32E breasts, she was chosen as the ‘sexiest woman in the world’ by FHM.

And so far the Jungle star has already sent fans into a fit of rage after showing off her incredible physique in a balcony bikini while taking a shower in the jungle.

But Kelly insisted that his body did not match his personality and that he was truly a ‘clown deep down’.

Campmate Lisa Riley told him on Saturday’s episode:: ‘You’ve always been a sexy cat, you know it, you’ve made a career out of it!’

Kelly later replied: ‘Yeah but it’s weird, what you’re portraying doesn’t match your spirit. The face, front and body do not fit the person. ‘I’m a clown inside!’

The 45-year-old model was once voted ‘sexiest woman in the world’ by FHM, thanks to her much-publicised size 8 size and 32E breasts (taken in 1997).

The conversation then turned to whether men like breasts or butts better, and Aitch interjected: ‘It depends, but I’ve been a chesty guy since last year.’

Ruby probed Wax further, asking him if he liked punks, and he said: ‘I’ve always been a punk guy.’

He then asked her who was the better tramp out of the three of them (Kelly and Lisa).

Avoiding answering, Aitch said arrogantly: ‘I didn’t really look. I’ll let you know later when you come up the stairs.’

Despite wanting to move away from being seen as a total sex symbol, Kelly has vowed to heat up the iconic Jungle shower with her perfectly curated selection of bikinis.

Before heading into the jungle, Kelly told the Mail on Sunday: ‘I’ve got loads of different brands. I have a bunch of different bikinis with me, so we haven’t chosen what to wear in the forest yet.

‘They’ve all gone to the wardrobe to be tested on camera, so they’ll be making the decision for me.’

The Kent-born beauty, who started her first modeling job at the age of 16, will turn 46 in Jungle.

Kelly insisted: ‘Yes, but it’s weird, what you’re portraying doesn’t match your spirit. The face, front and body do not fit the person. ‘I’m a clown inside!’

The conversation then turned to whether men like breasts or butts better, and Aitch interjected: “It depends, but last year I was a man with breasts, too.”

The radio presenter applied to a modeling agency while still in her teens and quickly became one of the biggest page three models in the USA (Photo taken in 1998 with Zoe Ball, Kelly, Melinda Messenger and Anthea Turner)

When asked how he felt about it, he said: ‘I feel really confident. I feel really strong. I feel like my body is in good shape. I feel great. So yes, I am 46 years old and embracing my curves. ‘I embrace my body.’

Kelly has previously admitted she found it ‘very disturbing’ that she was sexualized from the age of 16, after launching her glamor modeling career with a swimsuit photoshoot.

The radio presenter applied to a modeling agency while still in her teens and quickly became one of the biggest page three models in the UK.

Speaking on the How To Fail With Elizabeth Day podcast, Kelly revealed that the swimsuit photo shoot in Portugal was her first job and that entering the industry so young made her “grow up really fast”.

Kelly said: ‘My first job was glamor modelling. It was a swimsuit shoot on a beach in Portugal, with no amateur photographers, or even professional photographers. They would pay to take pictures of you and your bikini. It was a job.”

When Elizabeth asked how that made her feel, Kelly said it was “pretty weird.”

‘I had to grow up very quickly. I went to school in London from the age of 11. “I used to ride the train every day and I was so grown up for my age,” he said.

‘I didn’t have a very good childhood in that respect. It was like going to school in London was a big deal and I didn’t have a chaperone or anything, so I always felt older than my age and quite mature for my years.

‘It was very disturbing to be sexualized in this way at such a young age. I’ve never felt like a sexy woman. I’m like a clown. I love making people laugh.

‘I like having eggs on my face, I’m a bit weird in that way, so being sexualized and seen as sexy was a bit of a weird thing that didn’t really resonate with my psyche. ‘My physical appearance and my soul are two different things.’

Kelly admitted that she never actively set out to pursue a career in glamor modeling but got into the business.

It all started after she won a beauty contest in which her mother participated. He soon became eager to earn money, hoping it would help with his life at home.

Kelly said he naively thought success and money would keep his parents from fighting and drinking excessively.

She said: ‘The swimsuit thing was actually something that came about through someone who knew my mother at the time, so it wasn’t something I necessarily pursued.

‘I signed up with a model agency since I was 16. It was a lady called Samantha Bond and she was into a lot of glamorous models.’

‘I couldn’t really get signed by a fashion agency back then because I was too curvy. I remember going to the agency in my school uniform and saying, “I won’t do page three and I won’t do topless, but I will definitely do underwear and swimsuits.”

‘I was very pleased with it and they set me up with a lot of different jobs. I’ve done pop videos, commercials and many more. ‘I worked hard for a few years, really enjoyed it and did pretty well.’