I'M A Celebrity fans have "worked out" how Danielle Harold is breaking a show rule with a secret signal to her family and friends.
EastEnders star Danielle, 31, is one of the remaining stars battling it out to be crowned King or Queen of the Jungle next week.
And it seems she's determined to let her loved ones know she's doing ok while slumming it in the Aussie bush.
Viewers have spotted Danielle's "secret signal" – realising that she touches her hat when the camera is likely to be on her.
Writing on social media, one person said: "Danielle always touches her hat during the live trial announcement, is that a signal too or just a coincidence."
Pointing out that Marvin Humes lightly taps his chest – likely another signal – someone else wrote: "Danielle touched her hat and Marvin beats his chest. Secret messages to home?"
More on I'm a Celebrity
JUNGLE REUNION
I'm A Celeb campmate Fred Siriex greeted by Nella Rose and Frankie Dettori
RACY RED
Nigel Farage's girlfriend Laure stuns in a red bikini ahead of I'm A Celeb final
And a third added: "I thought they didn't allow signals to home like Marvin's heart pat and Danielle's hat taps!"
Earlier in the series GMB's Richard Arnold called out Danielle and her former campmate Nella Rose for their secret signals.
He said: "We've noticed Nella, our lovely Nella Rose, she keeps covering her mouth."
It appears they have taken the lead from last year's show stars.
Most read in I’m A Celebrity
SENT PACKING
I’m A Celeb shock as third campmate is axed from the jungle
CYCLONE FEARS
I’m A Celeb on ‘high alert’ as category three cyclone may ruin challenge
TAKE THE HEAT
Ant & Dec reveal why Fred was fuming with Josie’s meal in scenes not shown
NOT ROSY
Reason I’m A Celeb’s Nella had no one to greet her on the bridge after eviction
Radio DJ Chris Moyles was among the famous faces making a secret sign to communicate with his girlfriend Tiffany watching at home.
Chris was seen making a letter T-shape with his hands.
Mike Tindall also took part in the secret message sending, and rubbed his ear lobes to communicate with friends and family back home.
Source: Read Full Article
