Jack Osbourne Breaks Down as Family Letter Finally Reaches Him After Devastating Twist

Jack Osbourne, who had been denied a letter from home earlier in the jungle, couldn’t hold back tears as he finally read words from his wife Aree. Weeks of emotional strain, a shredded message in a blender, and watching his campmates reconnect with loved ones set the stage for a raw, unforgettable moment. The Osbourne siblings shared an emotional embrace as Jack absorbed every word, his feelings laid bare after holding it together on camera.

Jack Osbourne finally got his letter from home on I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! in an emotional moment that left him in tears.

In tonight’s episode, AngryGinge, Kelly Brook, and Aitch took on the Dingo Dollar challenge, earning not just Milk Bottle sweets, but Jack’s letter.

The twist came after Sunday night’s episode on ITV when the celebs were in a game for Blender Defends as they tried to win each other a message from their loved ones.

Martin, Vogue Williams and Aitch were doing their best to get Jack, 40, a note from his family, but they couldn’t answer when he started filming The Osbournes.

In a devastating moment, the star’s letter was torn up in a blender, and he had to watch his 10 campmates get their own connection to their loved ones back home.

But now, Jack got the connection afterall, and was so shocked by the news, he hugged his fellow campmates as they read aloud the letter.

Kelly Brook, Aitch, and Angry Ginge were thrilled to bring the letter into camp (Picture: ITV/Shutterstock)

Jack Osbourne was previously the only star not to get a letter from home (Picture: ITV/Shutterstock)
It was written by Jack’s wife Aree, who penned ‘You are so in your element out there’ and praised her husband for ‘keeping the fires ablaze, cooking five star meals, and being an amazing camp protector and often leader.’

Aree continued: ‘The girls are doing amazing. Your mum is so proud of you and Kelly doesn’t miss an episode.’

Jack became visibly emotional as it was read, soon wiping away a tear.

On Sunday, he showed the world a brave face after not receiving the letter, saying: ‘In this experience, you kind of have to hang up emotion. I’d rather just be in this, suck it up, fight it.’

His sister Kelly Osbourne was ‘so sad’ to see him miss out (Picture: Instagram/Kelly Osbourne)
His sister Kelly has weighed in on the upsetting moment, which came just months after their dad Ozzy Osbourne died aged 76 in July.

‘I just want to say thank you to everyone who voted to keep Jack in the jungle, he’s doing really well,’ she said in a video on her Instagram Story.

She added: ‘He’s doing so well. I’m so sad he didn’t get his letter from the family. But he took it really, really well.’

Kelly also weighed in on the second exit from the camp after comedian Eddie Kadi became the second star to be voted off the show.

Kelly was also gutted to see Eddie Kadi leave (Picture: James Gourley/ITV/Shutterstock)

Eddie was the second star to be evicted from the camp (Picture: James Gourley/ITV/Shutterstock)
‘I’m even more sad Eddie’s left the jungle cause I loved Eddie,’ she added. ‘This sucks.’

The comic and BBC Radio 1Xtra presenter admitted in his exit interview that after 16 days in camp, it felt like he’d been away ‘for a year’.

He added of his experience: ‘I’m happy and sad at the same time. What a great time. I’ve had such an incredible time. I’ve made amazing friends.

‘I faced some fears, and to be fair, it still feels very surreal to be on such an iconic show. But most of the time, you forgot it was a show.’

Kelly wasn’t the only person upset to see Eddie – who revealed he’s rooting for Jack to win – leaving the camp, with viewers gutted to see him go.

Viewers were gutted to see him go (Picture: James Gourley/ITV/Shutterstock)
X user Amy called him the ‘life and soul of the jungle’, while Emma Sealey added: ‘So gutted. Bye Eddie.’

‘Eddie was such a positive person in camp, sad to see him go,’ mobifuller said, while others were quick to point out that it was disappointing to see the two Black contestants voted out first.

”The only two PoC being voted out first when they were both absolute delights is upsetting,’ super tv reflected, adding that there has never been a non-white winner.

And Cooper Lynch said: ‘Typical Brit voters, always at it. Eddie was class.’