Day seven of ‘I’m a Celebrity – Get Me Out of Here!’ showcased rising tensions and emotional moments among the contestants. Edith Stehfest remained dominant in the kitchen, while Jörg Dahlmann faced backlash for his remarks. Alessia Herren shared poignant memories of her late father, and Sam Dylan displayed surprising quiz prowess despite ongoing conflicts with Edith. As the competition intensifies and exits loom, the atmosphere becomes charged with both drama and unexpected connections.
Day Seven of ‘I’m a Celebrity – Get Me Out of Here!’: Tensions and Triumphs
The new season of ‘I’m a Celebrity – Get Me Out of Here!’ on RTL (also available via RTL+) is heating up, especially on day seven. Edith Stehfest (29) maintained her authoritative presence in the kitchen, while Jörg Dahlmann (66) continued to dig his own grave with his controversial remarks.
Amidst the culinary chaos, there were also heartfelt moments. Alessia Herren (23) opened up to Maurice Dziwak (26) about the profound bond she feels between her late father and her young daughter. Additionally, Sam Dylan (33) emerged as a surprisingly adept, albeit argumentative, star collector, all while battling his own ‘annoyed adrenaline.’
Kitchen Conflicts and Controversies
The excitement over food deliveries quickly evaporated for some of the twelve jungle campers. Maurice voiced his dissatisfaction with the carrots, igniting Edith’s fury during meat preparation. ‘You always act like everyone else has no clue,’ Nina Bott (47) remarked, addressing Edith’s tight grip on the cooking duties.
Instead of addressing the criticism, Eric Stehfest’s (35) wife chose to concentrate on ‘flavor levels,’ showing little reaction to shouts of ‘the meat is burning’ and ‘that needs more.’ Despite the tension, Alessia praised Edith’s culinary creations as ‘unusually delicious.’
Jörg Dahlmann found himself in hot water again. After a controversial comment about Anna-Carina Woitschak (32), he declared, ‘I won’t talk to you for three days after you said I’m gay. I am 100 percent heterosexual.’ His attempts to clarify only deepened the situation, prompting Pierre Sanoussi-Bliss (62) to quip, ‘Welcome to 1950!’
In the latest episode, Jörg recounted the events that led to his dismissal from football commentary after making a suggestive remark about Sophia Thomalla (35). To his surprise, Thomalla reached out to him, saying she found his comment amusing. However, when he referred to a Japanese player in a culturally insensitive way, he lost his job. ‘I don’t regret either remark!’ he insisted, portraying himself as a victim of a witch hunt.
Emotional Revelations and Surprising Connections
Amidst the camp drama, Alessia shared an emotional moment while reminiscing about her father Willi Herren, who passed away in 2021. Reflecting on her grief, she expressed how she had been in shock after receiving the news just days after their last conversation. ‘I couldn’t handle it at all,’ she admitted, recalling the nights she spent crying for him. Her daughter’s birth in 2023 felt like a sign from beyond, coinciding with significant dates in her life.
Timur Ülker (35) and Pierre shared their surprising first-time experiences, leading Lilly Becker (48) to exclaim in disbelief, ‘That’s just not right!’ Their candid discussions added an unexpected layer of shock and humor to the camp atmosphere.
In the jungle test ‘No Clock Matter,’ Sam Dylan and Edith faced off, despite their previous disagreements. Surprisingly, they turned out to be a dynamic duo, with Sam correctly answering ten out of twelve questions. However, tensions flared again on the way back to camp, as Edith speculated that Sam’s success was due to her ‘annoyed adrenaline.’ This revelation dampened his victory smile, leading to further conflict between the two.
As the audience prepares for the next jungle test, they will soon be faced with even bigger decisions. Starting Friday, the jungle exits will commence, raising the stakes for all contestants involved.