I'm A Celebrity's Frankie Dettori shares unknown camp rule - and Nigel Farage has broken it

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here star Frankie Dettori has revealed one of the show's rules that viewers won't be aware of - probably because Nigel Farage has been breaking it. The jockey became the first campmate to be sent home from the jungle after being a latecomer to the series.

During Sunday night's episode of the ITV reality show, Ant McPartlin and Dec Donnelly headed it to camp to reveal Frankie had received the fewest votes from the public. During his 12 days in camp, he was a team leader for a period, won the camp a "breakfast of champions" and took on a number of trials.

After hosts Ant and Dec announced the news, Frankie jumped up and hugged his fellow campmates goodbye. He was later seen in Australia being given a warm welcome as he arrived at the 5-star Marriott Hotel in Surfer's Paradise where the friends and family have been staying in anticipation of their loved ones' exit.

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And now out of the jungle and enjoying the luxury of the Gold Coast, Frankie has told how Nigel Farage broke a major camp rule - despite a warning from bosses. Speaking to The Sun, the 52-year-old admitted that Nigel's naked showers were a breach of camp protocol.

Reacting to the news that Nigel had shown a bit more than viewers - and Josie Gibson - had bargained for, Frankie said: "We were told to keep our swimmers on!"

He also added that none of the celebs back in camp had any clue about Nigel's bottom being on show to the nation Frankie explained: "The shower is miles away from the camp so we don't know what's going on. I am not going to