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Nella Rose has ended her friendship with Nigel Farage on I'm A Celebrity (ITV/Shutterstock) (ITV/Shutterstock)

I'm A Celebrity's Nella Rose has ended her friendship with Nigel Farage after their cultural appropriation debate. "Let's not be best buds," she told him.

They had struck up an unlikely friendship initially after meeting - despite having different views, ages and backgrounds. But now it is all over.

Farage wanted to find out why Rose was avoiding him and not speaking to him but she admitted at first: "I don't really want to talk about it."

They had become locked in a fierce debate on Tuesday over cultural appropriation after the campmates had been saying wata in a Jamaican accent.

On Wednesday, she explained: "I feel like you were very dismissive about cultural appropriation."

Rose added: "I don't like talking to you Nigel. You will flip it into something else."

But the politician tried to explain himself saying: "No, I was concerned. If I'm filmed saying wata I'll get accused of cultural appropriation."

Rose questioned: "How does that get you any sort of backlash?"

Farage said he was using the example of dressing up as a Mexican at a fancy dress party - which upset Rose.

"I really didn't appreciate it," she said.The former UKIP leader apologised but the influencer said it was best they weren't friends.

She said: "You are always going to have your opinions. I'm going to have always my opinions. Let's not be the best of buds."

She pointed out their differences.Farage understood saying: "It's an age thing too." Rose is 26 while Farage is 59.

He said: "Cultural appropriation didn’t exist 30 years ago. Prince Harry went to a fancy dress party as a Nazi. He got a lot of stick for it." He admitted he was worried about saying wata.

Earlier in the episode, Farage called "I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here" in the Bushtucker trial In Too Deep with Nick Pickard.

Nigel Farage will be taking part in the In Too Deep Bushtucker Trial on I'm A Celeb. (ITV)

"I've let everyone down," he said. They went back to camp with six stars after Farage failed to get a single star because he was unable to stay underwater.

Farage and Pickard were put into tanks with sea creatures - including eels - where they must then duck to get the stars. But the eels and the python didn't bother Farage, he just couldn't hold his breath.

"I couldn't hold my breath," he explained.

Elsewhere, Jamie Lynn Spears is the second star to quit in a matter of days and her final moments in the jungle have been revealed.

I'm A Celebrity's Jamie Lynn Spears is the baby sister of pop star Britney (ITV) — Jamie Lynn Spears has quit I'm A Celebrity (ITV) (ITV)

TV bosses confirmed that Britney's sister would make her final scenes in the ITV jungle reality series on Wednesday after quitting the show on medical grounds.

Her decision to quit the show hasn't been an easy one, having been missing her two daughters from the moment she entered the Australian jungle.

In highly emotional scenes this week, Spears tearfully shared her eldest daughter nearly died and relived the family's traumatic ordeal.

Along the way, there have been many signs Spears was going to leave as she threatened to quit on multiple occasions.

It seemed her friend Sam Thompson saying she was "crying wolf" over wanting to go home when she had been crying was one of the last straws.

ITV confirmed her exit in a statement: "Jamie Lynn Spears has left I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! on medical grounds. She's been a fantastic campmate who has triumphed at trials and bonded well with her fellow celebrities."

It follows the fallout of Grace Dent leaving the jungle on medical grounds who said leaving the stars was "one of the saddest things in my life".

Later on, Rose had to leave the I'm A Celebrity camp to see the medic but she has since returned to see her fellow campmates. She was exempt from the trial on her return.

There has been no shortage of drama this year and the I'm A Celebrity rows have sparked huge complaints with Ofcom from viewers at home.

Follow the latest from the jungle in our blog below...

Camp react to Jamie Lynn Spears leaving

The I'm A Celeb stars reacted to the news that Jamie Lynn Spears had quit the show.

Josie Gibson announced the news: "Jamie Lynn has left camp. She won't be returning."

Taking a moment by himself, Tony Bellew shared some sweet words saying: "She's a lovely, lovely girl."

Danielle Harold said in a piece to camera: "I think camp for me is going to be really different without Jamie Lynn. She was one of my close ones."

Ant and Dec said: "We wish Jamie Lynn the very best."
Sam Thompson says he's not a good camp leader

Excitable Sam Thompson had a few doubts about his position as camp leader.

He said: "I'm not a good camp leader. At best, I can make people laugh!"
Girls are outnumbered

Nella Rose, Danielle Harold and Josie Gibson cuddled while Jamie Lynn Spears was out of camp.

The influencer sang: "And in the end, there were three."

Gibson joked: "We're like Charlie's Angels gone wrong."

Rose added: "My sisters look around. The girls are outnumbered. We are not complaining. We get to kick our feet up as the men do the manly things."
Danielle Harold and Fred Sirieix win treats for camp

The I'm A Celebrity campmates sung the right amount of duff duffs to the EastEnders theme tune.

They won a handful of crisps for camp after Fred Sirieix and Danielle Harold had completed a series of tasks.

"Crisps!" Declared camp leader Sam Thompson.

"I'm so p***** off," Jamie Lynn Spears said. "Couldn't they have kept it in the bag?"
Nella Rose ends friendship with Nigel Farage

Nella Rose no longer wants to be friends with Nigel Farage after their cultural appropriation debate. "Let's not be best buds," she told him.

Farage approached Rose over why she was avoiding him and she told him: "I don't want to talk about it."

She explained: "I feel like you were very dismissive about cultural appropriation."

But the politician tried to explain himself saying: "No, I was concerned. If I'm filmed saying wata I'll get accused of cultural appropriation."

Rose questioned: "How does that get you any sort of backlash?"

Farage said he was using the example of dressing up as a Mexican at a fancy dress party - which upset Rose. "I really didn't appreciate it," she said.

The former UKIP leader apologised but the influencer said it was best they weren't friends.

She said: "You are always going to have your opinions. I'm going to have always my opinions. Let's not be the best of buds." She pointed out their differences.

Farage understood saying: "It's an age thing too." Rose is 26 while Farage is 59.

He said: "Cultural appropriation didn’t exist 30 years ago. Prince Harry went to a fancy dress party as a Nazi. He got a lot of stick for it." He admitted he was worried about saying wata.

Rose hit back: "I don't like talking to you Nigel. You will flip it into something else."
Josie Gibson has finger tattoo spelt wrong

Josie Gibson admitted her finger tattoo that she got in Thailand was spelt wrong.

The presenter revealed they had spelt "shush" wrong.
Nigel Farage feels like a failure

Nigel Farage said he feels like a "failure", having let everyone down.

Ant McPartlin joked: "You know Nigel, he always goes with the LEAVE option."
Nigel Farage calls I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here in trial

Nigel Farage had to pass on all the stars as he was unable to conquer the water trial.

"I'm done," he said. "I'm sorry."

"I'm out." He added.

Dec Donnelly and Ant McPartlin pushed him further, saying was it time for those famous words?

Farage said: "I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here,"
Nigel Farage struggles with trial

Nigel Farage looked like he was finding the trial in the water tank difficult after having admitted to Josie Gibson that he isn't the strongest swimmer.

Eels were released into the tanks with Farage and Nick Pickard.

Farage was shaking his head after he failed to get himself underwater for the stars, having to pass on his first star.

Dec Donnelly tried to offer him some tips throughout the trial and Ant McPartlin kept encouraging him along.

McPartlin accidentally called Pickard "Tony" by accident - oops!

Red bellied water dragons were also swimming in with Pickard.
Nigel Farage says the women campmates were being picked on

Nigel Farage joked it was his and Nick Pickard's turn for the trial because the women had been doing all the challenges.

Ahead of the trial, he said: "They were picking on all the women."