I’m A Celebrity’s Jordan North wants to get his teeth fixed after being shocked by how they looked on the show but jokes he won’t ‘go full Rylan’
I’m A Celebrity’s Jordan North has revealed he wants to get his teeth fixed after watching back his stint on the show.
The radio DJ, 30, admitted in a new interview on Saturday that he was shocked by how his teeth looked in clips he was shown during Fridays final.
Saying he wanted to whiten his bottom row of teeth, he joked that he wouldn’t go ‘full Rylan or Simon Cowell’ when he got them done.
Changes: I’m A Celebrity’s Jordan North revealed on Saturday he wants to get his teeth fixed after watching himself on the show but joked he won’t ‘go full Rylan’
Speaking to The Sun, he said: ‘I’m gonna get my teeth done as well. Not massively, just the bottom ones, just a whitening. I saw a few clips last night and thought, hmm.
‘I’m not going to go full Rylan or Simon Cowell. I have to be careful as I’ve got to go back to Burnley.
‘If I look like I’ve been kicked through showbiz school backwards, I’ll be told.’
Jordan came second during Friday’s live final, after Giovanna Fletcher was named the first ever Queen of the Castle, while Vernon Kay was given third place.
Decision: Jordan claimed, he won’t change his teeth ‘massively, just the bottom ones, just a whitening. I saw a few clips last night and thought, hmm’
Jordan entertained viewers with his positive attitude, determination and funny one-liners during three weeks in the camp.
Speaking after the show, he explained how he couldn’t believe how far he has come in tackling all his fears and taking on several tricky challenges.
Looking back on his time on the show after watching a montage of highlights, he said: ‘I can’t believe that from where I started to getting to know you, totally forgot… I stripped off my boxers [in the shower with Shane]!’
Jordan continued: ‘Stupidly I thought I could get away with doing trials and at best come out midway, and then I spewed on a cliff… I thought any thing with snakes, heights, or tight spaces I couldn’t do but I did!’
Realising he’s managed to conquer lots of fears in the past thee weeks, Jordan said: ‘That’s a lot to take in. I didn’t realise looking back on that how much I did.’
‘I said after that [doing some trials] my confidence grew massively and I felt I could take on whatever was coming next, that was awful waiting around to go in.
‘These trials are horrible, they aren’t as easy as they look on TV! They are awful.
Final three: Jordan came second, while Vernon Kay took third place with Giovanna Fletcher being crowned the first Queen of the Castle