I'm A Celebrity 2022: Sunderland Lioness Jill Scott becomes undercover mole to win luxury items for camp

The 35-year-old from Fulwell completed her mission as an undercover mole in the Australian jungle this evening, November 10 after being recruited by fellow camp mates former Health Secretary Matt Hancock and comedian Seann Walsh.

During the episode, Matt and Sean were called back to Mole HQ via a flashing tilley light where they were told they must enrol former footballer Jill and property expert Scarlette Douglas.

Their missions included Scarlette getting ex-England rugby player Mike Tindall to come to the shower and remove a spider on two separate occasions and Jill telling Charlene that she turns off Loose Women as she can’t stand the moaning.

They were also told that they had to lead camp in a fictional pre-match warm up routine used by the lionesses.

Seann managed to get Jill to one side by helping her with a splinter in her finger and as he pretended to help get the splinter out, he explained to her the missions.

She admitted in the Bush Telegraph: “This is very uncomfortable, but I’m hoping if there’s a little treat at the end of it, I’m willing to do it for the team.”

Jill, who retired from football after coming on as a sub in this summer’s Euro final win over Germany, got stuck in with the challenge telling Charlene: “One time, I was watching Loose Women and the topics were so depressing and I felt like everyone was moaning.

"I think they need to pick the positive people. Are you offended, one episode I might have switched over? Can I make you a cup of tea as a sorry?”

Later in the show, the camp were convinced to perform a fake Lioness chant: ‘Lionesses will always soar, on three, hear our roar… one, two, three roar!’

Following dinner, Mike read out a laminate to camp revealing the news that undercover moles have been carrying out secret missions in order to win luxury items, which included Jill’s request for the England Squad. But instead Sweet Caroline was played in the camp as everyone joined in.