Rochelle Humes has opened up about watching husband Marvin on I'm A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! after she was left worried that she wouldn't be there if he left the jungle first.
Taking to her Instagram story after it was revealed that jockey Frankie Dettori had been axed from the show, Rochelle, 34, thanked her followers for voting to save Marvin, 38.
In a video, the This Morning star said: "Oh my god. Oh my god, I'm actually shaking. Look at my hand shaking.
"Thank you so much. I really didn't want him to go. I need to get work done tomorrow and then catch that flight. I just want to meet him on that bridge."
"I need to go to sleep. This is all too much but thank you" she finished, before adding that she had noticed a number of mosquito bites on Marvin's neck.
Rochelle will soon be jetting off to Australia so she can reunite with Marvin as soon as he exits the jungle, but before then she has been continuing her work in the UK.
On a recent episode of This Morning, which she co-hosted alongside Dermot O'Leary, Rochelle revealed that a producer calls her each day to explain what will air in that evening’s episode as well as how Marvin is doing in the jungle.
“The producer calls us earlier on in the day and they say, this is what's going to happen tonight and they tell me that he's doing ok. It's sort of like a courtesy call,” she explained.
"Yesterday, she said at one point tonight, he does serenade Jamie Lynn Spears in the bath. And I was like, good job I'm not the jealous type whilst I'm there with his kids. But when I watched it, I understood it a lot more. I realised that I don't ever want him to do that for me. She just wanted to chill."
Ahead of his stint in the jungle, Marvin spoke to OK! about how he was feeling about being away from his three children while in Australia.
“This is definitely the longest I have been away from them. Before children, the longest Rochelle and I spent apart was six weeks,” he explained.
“Since we had kids, the longest I have been apart from them is five days. That will be the hardest thing for me. I can’t go a day without seeing or speaking to them, and I know it is going to be tough.”
He added: “I do bedtime stories, homework, the school run – silly things like that I love every moment of. But I know they are going to be watching me, so I hope I will do them proud.”
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