First up, let’s talk about Natalie Imbruglia. Yes, the “Torn” singer herself. She joined the jungle in 2011 and, from what my memory serves, she was a vegetarian back then. She didn’t make a huge fuss about it, which is kind of refreshing. She just quietly nibbled on whatever plant-based scraps the camp could muster.
Then there’s Carol Thatcher—Margaret’s daughter—who was a vegetarian during her 2005 stint. I can only imagine the dinner table debates. “No, Mum, I won’t eat the ostrich anus, but thanks for asking.” She survived on beans and rice, proving that even the iron-willed can skip the steak.
Oh, and let’s not forget Gemma Collins. The GC was a vegetarian when she entered in 2014, though she didn’t last long. She left after three days—for “medical reasons,” but I suspect the lack of a decent vegan sausage roll might have been the final straw.
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Fast forward to 2026, and we had Jill Scott—the Lioness legend. She’s a full-on vegetarian. I remember watching her smash a Bushtucker Trial and thinking, “This woman can run a midfield and survive on kale. I am nothing.” She was a powerhouse, even when the camp was low on protein.
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In 2026, we had Nigel Farage—I know, I know, brace yourself—who claimed to eat a “mostly plant-based” diet. Mostly. Which, in politician-speak, means “I’ll eat a lettuce if you make me, but don’t take away my bacon.” But still, props for trying, I guess? Side eye emoji.
And Sam Thompson from 2026? He’s not strictly vegetarian, but he’s famously fussy about what he eats. He’s basically a picky vegan in spirit. He’d rather starve than eat a testicle. I respect that level of commitment to one’s palate.
