I’m A Celebrity Star Closely Monitored Over Health Concerns

Concerns have emerged regarding Jack Osbourne’s health as he participates in the ITV reality show, I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here. Following the death of his father, Ozzy Osbourne, in July, many speculate that Jack’s involvement in the show may have come too soon.

Jack Osbourne’s Emotional Journey

During a recent episode aired on November 17, Jack found himself in tears as he discussed his father’s passing with Emmerdale star Lisa Riley. Jack shared, “It was definitely a shock… we didn’t know it would be that quick.” He emphasized the emotional toll the loss continues to have on him, stating, “It’s still pretty fresh.”

Reactions from Fellow Campmates

Concerns have been echoed by Alison Hammond and Leigh Francis on the I’m A Celeb’s spin-off show, I’m A Celebrity… Unpacked. They expressed apprehension about the impact of the show on Jack’s mental health.

• Alison noted that Jack might need more time to grieve, suggesting he should “chill for a bit.”
• Leigh remarked on the sadness evident in Jack’s demeanor, stating it was “too soon” for him to be in the jungle.

ITV’s Duty of Care for Campmates

ITV has acknowledged the heightened monitoring of Jack’s well-being during his time on the show. A source revealed, “Bosses are monitoring his situation intensely.” This attention underlines ITV’s commitment to the mental health of all participants.

An ITV spokesperson clarified, “We have procedures in place to monitor the wellbeing of all our campmates 24/7.” This assurance reflects the network’s proactive efforts to support contestants, especially in sensitive situations like Jack’s.

The Osbourne Family’s Grief

In a recent podcast episode of The Osbournes, Jack, his sister Kelly, and their mother Sharon openly discussed their grief. Sharon admitted to struggling with sleepless nights, and Kelly confessed that mornings are the hardest for her, recalling the fond memories spent with their father.

As Jack navigates his participation in I’m A Celebrity, the blend of personal grief and public scrutiny continues to raise questions about mental health and reality television’s impact on contestants.