I’m a Celeb host Julia Morris is glad there’s no ‘villain’ on this year’s season 

I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! host Julia Morris has been on the popular Channel 10 show for years, so she’s seen her fair share of villains in the jungle.

However, the 52-year-old comedian has taken to her Instagram to make a confession, admitting she is beyond thrilled this season has not included a celebrity with any ‘villain’ characteristics.

During an Instagram Live on Wednesday, Julia said: ‘In a lot of my radio interviews over the past few days people are asking, “Where’s the villain?” and “Why are they not fighting?”‘  

‘And I’m finding it incredibly refreshing that they’re not fighting,’ she continued. 

Despite being involved in tense conversations in front of all of Australia, Julia noted the celebrities were – for the most part – being rather amicable on the campsite and she admired them for that spirit. 

‘Yeah, they’re having a word… like last night with the pots and pans with Jack [Vidgen] and Pettifleur[ Berenger], but because they who they are the resolved it immediately,’ she said. 

‘If they’re not really enjoying something, they’re wisely calling each other out, but not in such an accusational way that it ends up blowing into something much more massive. 

‘I think it’s wonderful that they’ve been able to support each other.’

And she’s not alone, as several viewers have commended the celebrities on their supportive ways on Twitter, particularly after witnessing the touching moment Paulini and Jack sang together on Wednesday night. 

Several fans absolutely adored the performance, with many rushing to Twitter to share their thoughts. 

‘Jesus, @JackVidgen you made every Australian watching #ImaCelebrityAU shed a tear, outstanding rendition,’ one wrote.

‘I’m crying! It looks like rain on a touch screen! It was sooooo beautiful. Well done little @pauliniC and JackVidgen,’ a second said. 

Meanwhile, a third gushed, ‘This was amazing. I have tears, so I hate to think how the contestants felt. thank you Paulini and Jack, beautiful.’ 

And the pair’s camp mates also reacted in real time, with many of them bursting into tears after the moving piece. 

Following the performance, Toni Pearen was brought to tears as she revealed it was her ‘dad’s favourite song’ in the jungle hut.

‘So it was very moving for me… On many levels, you know. Not only because Paulini and Jack are just gorgeous singers,’ she said.

Grant Denyer added: ‘That was really beautiful. It’s very powerful. It’s gorgeous.’