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McCullough: Ant & Dec Bullying Row Revealed!

Summary

  • Dean McCullough claims Ant and Dec showed their true colors during filming.
  • He experienced a panic attack before a trial, receiving comfort from the hosts.
  • McCullough's mother previously called Ant 'too harsh' on her son.
McCullough: Ant & Dec Bullying Row Revealed!

Radio presenter Dean McCullough, a recent contestant on I'm A Celebrity, has revealed alleged tension with hosts Ant and Dec, stemming from a series of challenges he faced. McCullough stated that while exchanges in the jungle clearing appeared critical on television, they were largely 'banter.' He detailed a moment where he experienced a 'full-blown panic attack' before a trial, a situation that never aired but saw the presenters offering significant support.

McCullough's account contrasts with earlier public sentiment, where viewers and his mother, Ann, suggested Ant and Dec were too harsh. Ann McCullough had previously commented on Ant being 'too harsh' and vowed to speak with him. Ant himself had expressed frustration with Dean being repeatedly voted for trials, urging viewers to choose other contestants to learn more about them.

Despite the perceived harshness on screen, McCullough emphasized that the interactions were meant in jest. He recounted how Ant and Dec offered reassurance during his panic attack, holding his hand and telling him he could handle it. This personal experience highlights a potentially more empathetic dynamic between the star and the hosts than what was visible to the audience.

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Dean McCullough stated that while interactions with Ant and Dec seemed harsh on TV, it was mostly 'banter', though he did feel they showed their 'true colours' at times.
During a panic attack before a trial, Ant and Dec offered Dean McCullough comfort, holding his hand and reassuring him, an event not shown on television.
Dean McCullough's mother, Ann, believed Ant was 'too harsh' on her son during his Bushtucker Trials and had considered confronting him about it.

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