Curtis Pritchard has savaged Shane Richie after seeing him clash with his brother AJ Pritchard while in the I’m A Celeb castle.
The Love Island star made his feelings clear during the latest edition of his podcast AJ vs Curtis.
AJ and Shane showed tension after the ex Strictly Come Dancing star became unimpressed by the actor’s washing up skills.
Speaking in the telegraph, AJ said: “If you’re going to do it, do the job properly.”
He was later seen calling Shane out for putting the pots and pans in the water bucket.
Giving his take on the situation, Curtis said Shane was “lazy” for how he is acting.
AJ and Shane have clashed during their time in the castle (Image: ITV/REX/Shutterstock)
His parents Debi and Adrian, who joined him on the podcast, tried to play things down.
AJ’s dad said: “Already that started a little bit of friction, that was the first thing.”
Jumping in, Curtis interrupted: “So I’m going to just say it then… Shane has been lazy basically.
“He ain’t pulling his weight around and ain’t doing his chores.”
Curtis and his parents talked about how they think AJ is doing in the I’m A Celeb jungle (Image: Instagram)
Trying to keep the peace, AJ’s mum simply added: “Shane is Shane and he’s fine.”
“He’s got a big personality, he’s lovely and everything, but Shane you’ve got to do your jobs, you can’t be in that place not doing them,” a clearly annoyed Curtis continued.
“It doesn’t matter if you’re older or younger, you’ve got to get your jobs done.”
Admitting she thinks AJ is finding it hard to contain his anger, Debi said: “AJ did the AJ look that the world never sees.
“But we all know AJ is total restraint, he doesn’t do confrontation, he would never argue and never insult someone but the look said it all and it was just hysterically funny.”
During Monday night’s show, Victoria Derbyshire and Beverly Callard became the next two celebs to be given the boot.
They followed Paralympian Hollie Arnold MBE in being voted out of the show.
I’m A Celebrity.. Get Me Out Of Here! continues 9pm on ITV
Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
