I’m A Celebrity’s AngryGinge praised for ’10/10′ response after Jack Osbourne breaks down in tears over dad Ozzy’s death

I’m A Celebrity viewers praised AngryGinge for her ’10/10′ reaction after fellow campmate Jack Osbourne burst into tears.

Social media star Ginge, 24, is the youngest of the campmates featured on the ITV show this year.

In Sunday’s episode, Jack, 40, talked about how ‘sensitive’ the previous day had been for him.

He shared with the group: ‘I was doing well and then I realized it had been four months since my father’s death.

‘We had a good cry with Eddie [Kadi]…’ he said and then added how happy he was to be in the camp.

Later, Jack joked to Ginge, who was sitting next to him: ‘Promise me I’ll never cry in front of you again, Ginge.’

Jack, 40, said he was having a ‘delicate’ day when he realized it had been four months since his father Ozzy passed away

Ginge appeared to cheer Jack up with her comments

To which the content creator – real name Morgan Burtwistle – replied: ‘It’s okay mate, men cry too.’

Speaking later to the Bush Telegraph, Ginge added: ‘Jack got a bit emotional because it had been four months since his father had passed away.

‘I wanted him to talk about it because it’s a good thing for him and his health. ‘This is a good thing for the camp, it shows how relaxed we all are.’

“Men’s mental health is important too,” one fan wrote to X.

Another added: ”Young men need to be more Ginge and less Andrew Tate. He actually seems like a very nice person.

‘Continuing to enjoy sobriety, not being afraid to cry, and refusing to touch Ruby’s pants. 10/10.’

A third said: ‘The most important message that should be broadcast more on television!’

This touching moment happened during Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month in November.

Meanwhile, AngryGinge has emerged as one of the breakout stars of this year’s I’m a Celebrity.

The 72-year-old struck up an unlikely but close friendship with Ruby Wax and got on the nerves of fans at his Bushtucker Trials, cracking clever jokes and cracking jokes with rapper Aitch.

Since appearing in the jungle, he has amassed more than 1.4 million followers on Twitch and 900,000 subscribers on YouTube; Its popularity shows no signs of slowing down anytime soon.

Ginge’s team has reportedly already received offers for TV projects, brand deals and a major book contract.

Reports say interest has soared as soon as he hit television screens, with broadcasters and big-name retailers racing to sign him as soon as he returns home.

A source told Mirror: ‘From the moment Ginge stepped into the forest, commercial interest skyrocketed.

‘He was exposed to more offers than anyone expected. Brands quickly realized that he wasn’t just a viral creator; He’s truly relatable, speaks the language of real people and connects with an audience that many big companies struggle to reach.’

The modest star’s ‘authenticity’ is thought to have attracted the attention of many global retailers, who wanted him to feature in campaigns, believing he could change public perception and reach a hard-to-reach audience.

Broadcasters including ITV, BBC and Channel 4 are thought to have begun preparing approaches, convinced that his ‘funny, warm and unfiltered’ perspective could make him a regular on mainstream TV.

Ginge later spoke of Jack’s feelings in the Bush Telegraph; but the on-screen graphic mistakenly identified him as Jack.

The source added: ‘Several channels have already made it clear that they want to get in the room with him as soon as he’s at home, be it entertainment formats, reality shows or even fronting campaigns.’

The star was seen hitting his head during Sunday’s hearing. Elsewhere, Ginge was no stranger to comedic moments.

Titled Terror Flying Tours, he placed his head into five boxes filled with creatures to retrieve stars using only his mouth.

At one point, Ginge hit her head as she was about to enter another burrow and shouted: ‘Oh, my head. ‘He’s not even part of this case.’

Dec joked in response: ‘Don’t hit your head.’

I’m a celebrity… Get me out of here! continues tonight on ITV1 and ITVX.