I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! star Sue Cleaver told Charlene White to 'get over herself' after she pretended to cry before their flight back home.
The I'm A Celeb stars had a tough few weeks taking on challenges and surviving on less-than-ideal meals but things finally came to an end when Jill Scott was crowned the Queen of the jungle.
Loose Women star Charlene was eliminated on day 14 while soap star Sue was eliminated on day 17.
This year's stars got to relax in a luxurious hotel in Australia as they waited for their fellow campmates to finish.
And now, after much-needed rest and relaxation as well as a wrap party, the stars are finally heading back home.
Coronation Street actress Sue took to her Instagram to post a clip of Charlene jokingly crying.
"It’s time to say au revoir, for now… @charlenewhite #franksinatra #imaceleb," she captioned the post.
Sue sang Frank Sinatra's My Way while Charlene looked glum and jokingly sobbed for the camera.
"And now, the end is near/ And so I face..." she said, before telling Charlene: "Oh, get over yourself."
Charlene, who was holding a hot drink in a Marriott takeaway cup, then burst out laughing.
Instagram followers loved the Charlene and Sue content, with one user writing: "You two make friendship look beautiful."
"You should arrange to meet up again," another said while a follower added clapping emojis and heart emojis.
It comes after Sue appeared to have snubbed campmate Matt Hancock, the former Health Secretary, by not following him on Instagram.
She follows all her other campmates, but the controversial MP is missing from the list, despite Matt following her.
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Sue even follows Olivia Attwood, who was only on the show for a day.
In the jungle, Sue made her feelings about the former health secretary joining the show clear, saying it "did not sit well" with her.
It came after Seann Walsh, while chatting to Sue and Chris Moyles , said: "That man will have a very different account of what he did to what we all think happened and there will be reasons.
"I’m not justifying anything that that guy did or certainly what that government… the decisions they’ve made, but f*** being in his job when that was going on."
Sue replied: "I totally, totally agree with you, but the choice after everything that happened and the impact on everybody at home, and families and people in homes to make a choice to come into I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! does not sit well with me."
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