The Australian jungle delivered its cruelest twist yet on Friday, December 5, 2025, when I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! staged a savage double eviction that sent two of the camp’s most beloved figures packing in one devastating swoop. Lisa Riley, 49, the self-appointed “mamma bear” who had kept morale sky-high with her infectious laugh and nightly hugs, and Jack Osbourne, 40, the grieving son who had carried the nation’s hearts through his raw tributes to his late father Ozzy, were both voted out within minutes of each other, leaving the remaining six campmates—and millions of viewers—reeling. “The wrong people went home,” became the instant battle cry online, with #SaveLisaAndJack trending globally and over 800,000 posts accusing ITV of “robbing us of the final we deserved.”

The brutal elimination unfolded live at 9pm. Ant and Dec entered camp with two envelopes, announcing: “In a shock twist, two celebrities will be leaving the jungle tonight.” First name: Lisa Riley. The former Emmerdale star burst into tears, hugging Aitch and Angry Ginge like they were her own sons: “My naughty little brothers—I’m so proud of you both!” Second name: Jack Osbourne. The camp fell silent. Jack, who had just learned he’s expecting a baby boy on what would have been Ozzy’s birthday, stood frozen before the group enveloped him in a tear-soaked pile-on. “I came in here broken,” he whispered. “You lot fixed me.”

Even Martin Kemp’s emotional reunion with wife Shirlie couldn’t soften the blow. As Kemp crossed the bridge to cheers and a playful “You need a bath, love!” from Shirlie, the focus stayed on the double loss. Lisa, arm-in-arm with her “jungle sons” Aitch and Ginge for one final photo, laughed through tears: “I’ve got eleven new kids now!” Jack, clutching the ultrasound picture fans had smuggled in, told Ant and Dec: “Ozzy sent me this gift from above—I’m going home to be a dad.”

Fans are in open revolt. “Lisa was the glue, Jack was the heart—robbed!” screamed one viral post with 120k likes. Bookies had Lisa at 20/1 and Jack at 16/1 pre-eviction; both were considered final-four locks. The shock sent Aitch rocketing to 1/2 favourite, with Angry Ginge at 5/2 and Oti Mabuse at 6/1. “ITV knew a double would cause chaos and save their golden boys,” accused @JungleTruth (60k retweets).

The camp is unrecognisable without its emotional anchors. Shona McGarty sobbed: “Lisa was our mum!” Tom Read Wilson called Jack “the bravest soul I’ve ever met.” Even Ruby Wax, evicted days earlier, posted: “The jungle just lost its soul.”

As the final week looms, one thing is clear: the double blow has changed everything. The wrong people went home—and Britain isn’t letting ITV forget it.