‘I was heartbroken’ EXCLUSIVE: Olivia Attwood reveals in her own words why she REALLY had to leave the ‘I’m A Celeb’ jungle in tomorrow’s Mail On Sunday and MailOnline

Olivia Attwood’s shock departure from ‘I’m a Celebrity’… Get me out of here! After just 24 hours in the jungle, the ITV series rocked.

The 31-year-old TV personality has not revealed the real reason behind her departure – until now.

In tomorrow’s Mail On Sunday, former Love Island star Olivia reveals why she had to leave the show and what she thinks about the emotional decision.

She also reveals how she was “heartbroken” when she was told her role in the show was over before it really started.

Speaking exclusively, Olivia said: “I was absolutely devastated.

“I’m not a whiner, but I started crying, it was so emotional, and I was sad and disappointed.”

Olivia tells her full story on tomorrow’s Mail On Sunday and MailOnline, which will end a week of speculation about why the former flatmate was forced to leave the show for “medical reasons”.

Ever since she flew back to the UK after her jungle dreams broke, viewers have been desperate for the reason behind Olivia’s shock departure.

The documentary maker, who has since been recuperating at home with fiance Bradley Dack, 28, added: “I was so scared.”

‘I’m not crying but I started crying’: In tomorrow’s Mail On Sunday, former Love Island star Olivia reveals why she had to leave the show and how she felt about the emotional decision

Olivia reassured her 2 million Instagram followers on Friday that she would be “back soon” after concerns grew for the star given her continued absence from social media.

She dismissed false claims that her departure had anything to do with Covid, posting online: “To be clear, Olivia did not leave the jungle for Covid reasons.”

It was falsely claimed that Olivia was banned from returning to the camp after breaking the Covid bubble – but that wasn’t her reason for leaving.

She expressed her feelings of utter disappointment in a statement shared on her profile earlier this week, which read: “To say Olivia was heartbroken would be an understatement.

‘I was sad and disappointed’: Since she flew back to the UK after her jungle dreams broke, viewers have been desperate for the reason behind Olivia’s shock departure

‘It was so emotional’: It was falsely claimed Olivia was not allowed to return to camp after the Covid bubble burst – but that wasn’t her reason for leaving

She’s dreamed of doing I’m A Celeb for years and has absolutely loved every second of the show, throwing her feet into the jungle (just as we expected).

“However, for reasons beyond their control, their trip was cut short. Her support and kind words meant the absolute world to her, now more than ever.

“In time you will learn the truth from Olivia and she will be on your screens again in the new year. hp Now who’s going to roast Matt Hancock?’

Her exit from the show was all the more shocking after viewers had just seen Olivia fall from a plane with co-star Chris Moyles, 48, who described the experience as one of the best days of her life.

Touch the sky: Olivia’s exit from the show was all the more shocking after viewers just watched Olivia fall from a plane with co-star Chris Moyles, who described the experience as one of the best days of her life

Viewers voted Olivia the camp’s first VIP member and watched her sleep on a deserted island before finally arriving in the Australian jungle.

Ready to take on the challenges of life in the jungle, she told MailOnline ahead of her time that she believed the whole experience would suit her rather than be detrimental to her ADHD.

Olivia said: “I hope the jungle really suits me because the things that overwhelm me are too much blue light, phone, laptops, TV, caffeine, alcohol, too much sugar, which all those things bring into our daily lives are a bit wild.while in the jungle it is not.

“I love nature and animals, so I hope this will have a beautiful effect on me.”

The star, who rose to fame on ITV2’s Love Island in 2017, doubted she could win as she saw herself as a ‘small fish in a big pond’ but hoped she would be on the show , which she says was five years ago. in the making new doors would open.

She added: “I don’t think I’m going to win. I have made my way in the last five years. I wouldn’t say I’m a household name yet, but this show will introduce me to a whole new audience that could do very well or very badly.”

‘I hope it will have a good effect on me’: Ready to face the challenges of life in the jungle, she told MailOnline ahead of her assignment that she believes the whole experience will suit her