Kemi Rodgers Embarrassed After Wardrobe Malfunction on Live ‘I’m A Celeb’ Spin-off
Kemi Rodgers, the host of the “I’m A Celebrity Unpacked” show, recently experienced an awkward live moment on ITV2. During the broadcast, the 30-year-old broadcaster inadvertently revealed herself to co-host Joel Dommett while discussing viewer questions.
Kemi Rodgers’ Wardrobe Malfunction
Rodgers wore a stylish black and white animal print skirt with a matching black top. The incident occurred when the panel addressed a voice note from a viewer who inquired about which luxury item they would want to include in the upcoming 2025 I’m A Celebrity camp. While sharing about her sleep routine, Kemi attempted to use a yellow cushion to illustrate her point but ended up startling Joel Dommett. She quickly apologized, saying, “Sorry Joel, sorry. Woahh, not that kind of show,” after the unexpected reveal.
- Kemi Rodgers: 30 years old
- Joel Dommett: 40 years old
- Seann Walsh: 39 years old
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After the incident, Seann humorously noted, “It’s kicking off, it’s unpacking on unpacked,” while Joel teased Kemi about the situation. As Kemi covered her face in embarrassment, he joked, “So you’re bringing a pillow essentially.”
The upcoming season of I’m A Celebrity has generated excitement, especially with Joel’s return as a co-host alongside radio DJ Kemi. Joel expressed his enthusiasm for the new contestants and reminisced about last year’s Queen of the Jungle, Jill Scott, who was celebrated for her humor and athleticism.
Joel Dommett’s Jungle Journey
Joel Dommett, who gained fame as a contestant in the 16th series of the I’m A Celebrity show, finished as the runner-up in 2016. He later married his wife, Hannah Cooper, in a picturesque ceremony in Mykonos in 2018 after a whirlwind romance. Joel and Hannah are parents to a two-year-old son, Wilde, and they will be participating in the jungle experience this year.
This ongoing series of I’m A Celebrity airs nightly at 9 PM on ITV and ITVX, promising viewers more engaging moments, though perhaps with fewer wardrobe malfunctions.
