The Australian jungle, that glittering crucible of celebrity survival, just imploded in a haze of tears, tantrums, and leaked fury. Ruby Wax, the razor-tongued comedy legend and self-proclaimed “Queen of the Camp,” became the fifth star booted from I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! 2025 on December 3, crossing the iconic red bridge with a quip about snagging her champagne flute—only to unleash a post-exit storm that’s left ITV scrambling and fans baying for blood. But here’s the detonator: insiders have spilled “ugly truths” about her sudden departure, alleging a toxic brew of producer meddling, camp mutinies, and Wax’s own explosive clashes that turned the show from frolic to farce. “Ruby wasn’t just voted out—she was pushed,” one source whispered to The Sun, claiming her “power-mad” leadership stint sparked a full-scale revolt. As #RubyRobbed trends with 1.5 million posts, this isn’t just an eviction; it’s a reckoning for a series that’s always thrived on chaos—but never quite like this.

Wax’s jungle arc was a masterclass in unfiltered Wax-ism from day one. Entering as the 72-year-old wildcard—fresh off her How to Be a Woman (Whatever That Is) memoir and a lifetime of skewering sacred cows—she quickly crowned herself camp enforcer, dubbing the setup a “fantasy land” of “loving clusters.” But her reign, thrust upon her after Shona McGarty’s contraband butter bust, devolved into dictatorship. Viewers watched Wax bark orders over chores (“Ginge, two jobs—agitate the lads!”), nitpick meals (“Mushy corn? Ruined!”), and mediate the infamous #MilkBottleGate with theatrical outrage. When Kelly Brook confessed to the sweet heist (20 bottles scarfed by her, Aitch, and Angry Ginge), Wax’s jaw hit the floor: “I cannot believe it—they’re funny, but they’ll be punished!” Her Bush Telegraph rants—”Power’s gone to her head!”—painted her as the villain, but fans adored the anarchy. “Ruby’s the chaos we tuned in for,” tweeted @JungleQueenFan (50k likes). Yet behind the laughs lurked leaks of “ugly truths”: sources claim Wax’s “abrasive” style masked deeper fractures, including off-camera clashes with producers over her “dictatorial” tannoy tirades and a near-mutiny plotted by Aitch and Ginge, who dubbed her “pure insanity.”

The exit itself was a tear-soaked spectacle. Ant and Dec sauntered into camp at dusk, envelopes in hand, as the remaining seven—Jack Osbourne, Lisa Riley, Aitch, Angry Ginge, Shona McGarty, Oti Mabuse, and Tom Read Wilson—huddled like storm clouds. “Your votes mean Ruby is leaving,” Dec intoned, prompting sobs from Lisa (“It’s me, I know it!”) and stunned silence from Ruby: “I was the queen—how can she be abducted?” Crossing the bridge, she quipped about her bubbly, but in the studio chat, cracks showed. “I totally forgot the outside world… but now there’s light, and it’s the opposite,” she mused, eyes misty. Ant gleefully spilled the milk bottle truth (20, not 13), leaving her reeling: “They’re funny, but punished!” She tipped Ginge for the crown—”He’s got the spark”—but insiders leak a darker exit narrative: Wax allegedly clashed with execs over “embarrassing” segments, including a Trump interview flashback where she “laughed in his face,” and her “hysterical” Bushtucker fails (five stars max).

The shockwave? Fan fury at “worst elimination ever.” #RubyRobbed exploded: “Justice for Ruby Wax—she carried the camp!” (@ViewVibesOnly, 80k likes). “Rigged for the lads—Oti next?” fumed @CelebSurvivor (60k retweets). Bookies suspended winner bets post-leak, with Aitch surging to 3/1 from 25/1 amid “loveable rogue” edits that allegedly softened his sweet-thief image. Insiders claim Wax’s ousting was “accelerated” by her “abrasive” off-mic rants—clashes with Wax calling producers “power-mad” mirrors—fueling mutiny whispers from Jack (“Toxic vibes”) and Kelly (“Non-stop sniping”). One source: “Ruby’s truth bombs were too real—ITV wanted sparkle, not shrapnel.”

Wax’s camp run was vintage her: naughty charm masking steel. From Trump takedowns to therapy confessions (“I’m slightly hysterical—aged three!”), she bonded fiercely, divvying chores with glee (“Ginge double duty—stir the pot!”). But the “ugly truths” leak paints a pressured exit: health niggles (her bipolar candor pre-show), producer pushes for “softer” arcs, and a camp fractured by #MilkBottleGate’s deceit. “It was family—sad I lost them,” she reflected, but leaks hint resentment simmered: Aitch-Ginge’s “revolt” plots, Shona’s fury over butter blame-shifting. As the final four days loom (Aitch, Ginge, Oti, Lisa frontrunners), Wax’s shockwave ripples: calls for “fair votes,” boycott threats, and Wax teasing a podcast exposé: “The jungle’s wild—but the real beasts are behind the scenes.”

This isn’t eviction—it’s eruption. Ruby Wax didn’t just leave; she lit the fuse. With ITV mum and fans feral, I’m a Celeb 2025’s endgame just got ugly. Tune in Thursday 9pm ITV; the queen’s crown might be gone, but her chaos reigns eternal.