Jamie Lynn Spears and Grace Dent have been busy adjusting back to normal life after their stint in the I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here! jungle, and the pair have wasted no time in tracking down their campmates on social media.
Food critic Grace, 50, left the Australian jungle on medical grounds after one week, while Jamie Lynn, 32, followed closely behind, as she quit just days later.
The duo have followed one another on Instagram, as well as their co-stars - Frankie Dettori, Tony Bellew, Sam Thompson, Nick Pickard, Josie Gibson, Danielle Harold, Marvin Humes, Fred Sirieix and Nella Rose.
However, Nigel Farage didn't make the cut on both of Grace and Jamie Lynn's follow lists. Neither of them have followed the UKIP founder, 59, despite following the rest of the I'm A Celeb cast.
Meanwhile, champion jockey Frankie Dettori was evicted from the jungle on Sunday, 3 December, and has also wasted no time heading to Instagram to find his fellow campmates, like Grace and Jamie Lynn.
Frankie, 52, has followed all of his co-stars, including Nigel, on the social media app after leaving the Australian jungle.
Nigel has proven to be a divisive figure in camp and has unsurprisingly clashed with some of his co-stars, most notably Fred Sirieix. The pair got into a heated debate just days into the show and their disagreements have only continued.
During an episode of I'm A Celeb, which aired on Sunday, 3 December, Fred blasted Nigel and claimed he was "talking b***ocks" as the camp enjoyed some leftover eel in their rice for breakfast.
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Former politician Nigel said: “I wonder how many people at home have had eel risotto for breakfast. From an environmental perspective, the way we’re fishing some of the oceans is not very clever.”
Nigel continued “I spoke about it in parliament,” while First Dates star Fred then chimed in, “I’m sure you did,” before Nigel started: “A combination of European greed…”
Interrupting each other, Fred said: “It’s not just European greed, you’ve got to stop saying that. Because it’s the world who is overfishing. You’ve got to stop saying European greed in all of this. This is just not right Nigel.”
Fred continued: “You’re fixated on this and you keep on with this narrative.” He then took to the Bush Telegraph, to say: “He never answers the questions. But do you know why? Because he’s talking b***ocks.”