I’m A Famous person’s Fred Sirieix Takes On Nigel Farage Over ‘Shameful’ Brexit Marketing campaign

I’m A Famous person campmate Fred Sirieix made his emotions for fellow contestant Nigel Farage’s political leanings sunlit, as he criticised one of the crucial former UKIP chief’s “shameful” campaigns.

All over Monday night time’s display, the crowd mentioned Farage’s political profession, and his involvement in campaigning to get population to vote for Brexit in 2016.

Placing Farage at the spot, the First Dates megastar puzzled: “What’s the benefit of Brexit then? If you are an average person from Britain, what’s the benefit?”

The previous Brexit chief next insisted: “To know that we’re independent, we stand on our own two feet in the world.”

Fred next introduced up a widely-derided poster Farage recommended in 2016, which confirmed a queue of migrants along the slogan “Breaking Point”.

“The thing is, the intolerance that came because Brexit was about immigration,” the French TV persona instructed his fellow campmate. “I remember your poster. I thought it was shameful what you did, Nigel. Shameful.”

Future Fred accused Farage of “demonising migrants”, the previous Brexit Birthday party chief maintained: “In your view it was, but it wasn’t.”

“I knew it wouldn’t take long,” Farage stated after. “I knew politics would rear its head as indeed it did.”

Fred isn’t the primary of the campmates in order up Farage’s function in pushing Brexit, although.

All over the primary episode of the order, Farage, Nella Rose and Josie Gibson confronted a grueling venture once they have been dropped in the midst of the wasteland and tasked with making it again to camp.

“It’s a challenge, it’s not going to be easy, but why not?” Farage stated of his I’m A Famous person stint.

“It can’t be worse than Brexit!” the This Morning presenter next answered.

Farage’s presence within the woodland has already induced a customery backlash, with many going so far as boycotting the display because of his participation.

I’m A Famous person continues on Tuesday night time at 9pm on ITV1.