Emily Atack's weight loss revealed as she undresses for the bikini in the Icy jungle pool at I'm Celeb

Emily Atack revealed her weight loss while she was putting herself in a bikini to cool off in the jungle pool.

The actress Inbetweeners is dieting with rice and beans for most of her time in the camp.

Tuesday night, during the jungle romp tour, the 29-year-old revealed how much her figure had changed since she was bathing in the artificial stream of the camp.

Following Anne Hegerty's busy trial, Emily offered her a scrub in the icy waters.

Emily, 29, arrived dressed in a blue leopard print bikini while Anne wore a chic black swimsuit.

"You have fantastic bads, Anne," Emily says with admiration to the Chase star.

"But they have absolutely no muscle tone," Anne replied. "That's why I need heavy engineering bras."

The day before, actress Emily raised her t-shirt to show her flat stomach to her mates.

Speaking in the Bush Telegraph about her character change, she said, "These [trousers] were tight when I came here. I just want to lose some weight so that when I get home and it's Christmas, I have a little room and I can take it back.

"I love food so much, I love cheese and champagne and salads, fries, yum," she added.

In last year's series, comrades lost six stones.

And it looks like this year's gangs are about to beat them, while they would have already lost a total of four stones – in just over a week.

Harry Redknapp, John Barrowman, Nick Knowles and Anne Hegerty would have lost the most, but Emily, Fleur East and Malique Thompson-Dwyer all said they noticed a change in their bodies.

Many camp mates mainly eat rice and beans, especially those who started their participation in the ITV show of Snake Rock Base Camp.

The former football coach, Harry, even made a remark during a task in which he and Noel Edmonds had a sheep brain, claiming that it was the greatest food he had eaten. the week.

But the group was treated to a feast when they won a grand banquet for a test on Monday, except for Nick Knowles, who volunteered to stay at the camp after realizing that 'he was sitting.