David Haye Accused Of ‘Crossing The Line’ On I’m A Celeb As He Continues To Terrorise Campmates

David Haye is being such a pr1ck on I’m A Celebrity that even Ant & Dec are now talking about him ‘crossing the line’ and being ‘uncomfortable to watch’ as he continues to terrorise his fellow campmates. Isn’t that what they signed him up for?

Most recently, he’s been accused of bullying Adam Thomas after the actor, who suffers from psoriatic arthritis, sat out a trial due to feeling unwell and dehydrated.

Haye, 45, told him: “Stop whining about dehydration. You ain’t done sh** since you’ve been here.

On Adam’s illness: “Coincidentally whenever there is something to do he is feeling unwell. I don’t like guys who are useless. He is.”

To campmates who defended Adam: “He’s a grown ass man… Who gives a s***.”

Adam says the comments left him ‘broken’…

Haye has also been accused of “ageist and sexist” treatment of Beverley Callard, after he sent the 69-year-old to the harsh “Savannah Scrub” camp, justifying it by implying she was a physical weak link. He then told her she had to “prove herself.”

Aside from that, he’s been accused by viewers of fat-shaming Gemma Collins, particularly after he interjected when she was discussing food, sarcastically telling her, “You need to eat tonight,” and making a comment about her hair not being thin.

There was also the drama last week when, on a chat with his campmates, Haye said his girlfriend Sian has “the personality of an ugly bird”, and went to explain pretty girls are “just idiots” while “ugly girls” develop banter because they know they’re not hot.

It’s so bad that even hosts Ant & Dec made the rare move of publicly criticising Haye, which probably isn’t how I’m A Celebrity/ITV bosses are looking at it. As far as they’re concerned – he’s been worth every penny!

I mean, it would be a bit sh1t if everyone was in there just getting along and being nice to each other, wouldn’t it? You always need at least one pr1ck who’s going to stir the pot a little bit. Go David Go!

For a look at David Haye’s throuple arrangement on the outside – click HERE.