Nella Rose candidly opened up on her jungle journey on I’m A Celebrity… Coming Out on Tuesday evening.

The influencer will join the rest of her campmates – including Jungle King Sam Thompson – for one last get together as a group.

The YouTuber, 26, who was the second celeb to be voted out the jungle, made quite the impression among fans after being in the mix of explosive rows with Fred Siriex and Nigel Farage.

Nella has shared her fears with the ITV crew ahead of the Coming Out show – admitting she was ‘nervous’ about the public’s view of her.

While Nella headed to Australia’s Versace Hotel, she reflected on her whirlwind journey in camp.

Nella Rose candidly opened up on her jungle journey on I’m A Celebrity … Coming Out on Tuesday evening

The YouTuber, 26, who was the second celebrity to be voted out, made quite the impression among fans after being in the mix of explosive rows with Fred Siriex and Nigel Farage

She said: ‘I’m kinda nervous of my perception to the public but I feel like I was 100% myself.

‘The Trials are way scarier in real life than they are on TV, I’ll tell you that for free. I’m proud for attempting everything that I attempted, I’m way stronger than I thought.’

As she reached the hotel she took a b-line for a freshly made hotel bed, followed by a well-deserved wagyu steak and chips.

Nella proved her jungle rows were in the past on Monday as she posed for snaps with co-stars Fred and Nigel following the final.

Former Made In Chelsea star Sam, 31, was crowned King Of The Jungle on Sunday night, with boxing legend Tony Bellew in second place and Nigel in third.

After the finale, the stars of the shows gathered at their hotel on Monday, during which the controversial YouTuber snapped selfies with the duo.

Her relationships with Fred and Nigel hit headlines during her time in the jungle, after she accused the former of ‘disrespect’ surrounding her father’s death while she also hit out at the latter over his controversial political views.

Nella looked overjoyed in the selfies despite the on-air fracases with the pair.

The influencer will join the rest of her campmates – including Jungle King Sam Thompson – for one last get together as a group in the Coming Out show

Nella has shared her fears with the ITV crew ahead of the Coming Out show – admitting she was ‘nervous’ about the public’s view of her

While Nella headed to Australia’s Versace Hotel, she reflected on her whirlwind journey in camp (pictured hugging Frankie Dettori)

She said: ‘I’m kinda nervous of my perception to the public but I feel like I was 100% myself. ‘The Trials are way scarier in real life than they are on TV, I’ll tell you that for free. I’m proud for attempting everything that I attempted, I’m way stronger than I thought.’

As she reached the hotel she took a b-line for a freshly made hotel bed, followed by a well-deserved wagyu steak and chips

Nella proved her jungle rows were in the past on Monday as she posed for snaps with co-stars Fred Sirieix and Nigel Farage (pictured) following the final

Her relationships with Fred (pictured) and Nigel hit headlines during her time in the jungle, after she accused the former of ‘disrespect’ surrounding her father’s death while she also hit out at the latter over his controversial political views

Former Made In Chelsea star Sam, 31, was crowned King Of The Jungle on Sunday night, with boxing legend Tony Bellew in second place and Nigel in third

Nella and Nigel came to disagreements on multiple occasions for their stark contrasting opinions. In one row, Nella had claimed that black people ‘don’t like’ the ex-UKIP leader, 59, and said that he is also ‘anti-immigrant’ and ‘wants them gone’.

She added: ‘I’m one of them’ – a nod to her birth in Belgium to Congolese parents before arriving in the UK in 2009.

Nigel then asked her: ‘Who told you that?’, to which Nella replied: ‘The internet’. He exclaimed: ‘Oh, well there we are then it must be true’. Nella then said: ‘It must be! OK, but then why don’t black people like you?’

‘If you came with me through South London, you’d be astonished’, Nigel hit back.

Just days later Nigel and Nella had another tense exchange over a discussion over Jamaicans pronouncing ‘water’ as ‘wata’ – after Jamie Lynn Spears began to ask questions.

Nigel was quick to get involved, telling Fred: ‘If you said that, they’d call it cultural appropriation, Fred.’

The conversation soon broadened out into a general discussion over cultural appropriation, which ended with Nella branding Nigel as ‘ignorant’ and ‘deluded’, before refusing to speak to him as her trial approached.

Elsewhere, Nella was involved in another fiery clash with Fred, which sparked 2,000 complaints to media watchdog Ofcom.

Nella and Nigel came to disagreements on multiple occasions for their stark contrasting opinions. In one row, Nella had claimed that black people ‘don’t like’ the ex-UKIP leader, 59 , and said that he is also ‘anti-immigrant’ and ‘wants them gone’

She added: ‘I’m one of them’ – a nod to her birth in Belgium to Congolese parents before arriving in the UK in 2009

Nella was involved in another fiery clash with Fred, which sparked 2,000 complaints to media watchdog Ofcom

Now the pair have both departed the jungle, Nella has since reflected on the argument, admitting it was just a ‘big fat misunderstanding’

While Nella attempted to avoid Fred following the exchange, she later explained that was irked by his comment, and suggested that they keep their distance in the camp moving forward

The social media star admitted she felt ‘disrespected’ by the First Dates star after he joked that he could be ‘like her dad,’ hours after she candidly shared that her father had passed away.

While Nella attempted to avoid Fred following the exchange, she later explained that was irked by his comment, and suggested that they keep their distance in the camp moving forward.

Now the pair have both departed the jungle, Nella has since reflected on the argument, admitting it was just a ‘big fat misunderstanding’.

Nella revealed her side of the story, explaining that while she had been unable to watch the footage back, she was ‘aware’ of what had been put across.

She told hosts Emma Willis and Rylan Clark on This Morning: ‘It was a big fat misunderstanding.

‘We’ve gone over it, everything is cool, everything is blessed. I don’t know why everyone’s still crying about it.’

‘In the Jungle, everything is intensified. That subject [parents] is very triggering for me because its a fresh wound but everything in the Jungle is intense.’