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Carol Thatcher
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Carol Thatcher (born 1953) is a British journalist. She is the daughter of the former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. In 2005, she was voted winner and 'Queen of the Jungle in the reality TV show I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!.
Quotes
I arrived in the camp having thrown up more than I ever had, so somebody said drink some water. We went to our respective beds and the bush toilet was a long way away and the kerosene lamp had gone out. So I did what any camper does and thought I'll just step this way closer to the bushes and go to the loo - slightly forgetting that everything was recorded and on infra-red camera. I was extremely unwell and thought that rather than throw up over camp I'd go for a quick wee-stop in the jungle.
Kemp Ellie 2019-11-19 The most shocking moments of I'm a Celebrity over the years Carol Thatcher, the 'mystery' urinator https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/tv/most-shocking-moments-im-celebrity-22208642 2022-11-26 Manchester Evening News
The explanation given by Thatcher for getting out of her hammock and weeing there rather than going to the dummy (toilet facility). On the reality TV show I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!''. This was captured by infra-red cameras and broadcast to 10m viewers (in the United Kingdom). All contestants were warned not to do this as the smell of urine was claimed to be attracting rats. Thatcher concealed she had done this to her fellow campmates who were left to speculate who had urinated outside the dunny.
External links
Carol Thatcher Carol Thatcher Wikidata Q115443500 978-0-7553-1706-6 en 1151337116 26180287M 2008 Headline Publishing Group A Swim-on Part in the Goldfish Bowl: a memoir https://archive.org/details/swimonpartingold0000that/
Category:1953 births
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Category:Women journalists from England
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