EMILY SCOTT AND JESSICA JANE CLEMENT

Perhaps Mark is becoming jealous of all the attention Emily Scott and Jessica-Jane Clement's buxom bodies are getting on I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here.
The TOWIE star, well known for flashing his perma-tanned six-pack at every available opportunity, decided try out the girls' underwear in the jungle today.
He was joined by Dougie Poynter, who gave Jessica-Jane's leopard print bra a test run while Mark modelled her coconut bra.

Revealing: Emily Scott showed off another new swimsuit in the jungle today on I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here
But the boys' efforts were put to shame when newcomer Emily decided to take a dip in the pool in yet another revealing swimsuit.


Mark no mates! As his fellow celebrities enjoy karaoke night at the jungle pub, Mr Wright has only a teddy bear for company
Her one-piece had a plunging neckline cut to her midriff and was backless, leaving very little to the imagination as she plunged into the water.
Earlier, Emily and Mark had taken a swim together in the pool, where their flirtation kicked into high-gear.


Eye candy: The Australian former swimsuit model is putting her skills to good use in the jungle
Splashing about together, Mark regaled Emily with the tale of his first Bushtucker Trial, telling her how he ate turkey testicles.
'You’d have loved to have eaten balls,' Emily said, taking the conversation in a new direction.
Do you like eating balls?' Mark asked her. 'They’re my favourite thing. Breakfast lunch and dinner,' Emily retorted.

How do I look girls? Mark borrowed Jessica-Jane's coconut bra

Animal instinct: Dougie Poynter got in on the cross-dressing action, modelling her leopard-print bra
'We’d better stop talking because I won’t be able to get out (of the pool) for about ten minutes' said Mark. 'I’m glad you’ve turned up because there’s more young people. But you’re not hot enough' he teased, causing Emily to playfully splash him.
'You’re not bad eye candy yourself' replied Emily.
Later, the pair discussed their love lives. 'I only take girls out if I think they could be my girlfriend,' Mark told her. 'I have to talk to them for a couple of weeks.

Flirting pals: Later Emily and Mark took a dip in the pool together, where the conversation quickly turned suggestive
'A lot of my guy friends take out girls just to sleep with them but I don’t see the point in taking out girls just to have sex.'
'Why would you go through the effort to date a girl for sex and get a bad name because she’ll hate you for it.
'I’m a cheeky chap but I don’t treat girls like that. I don’t want to do it to myself. I don’t like sleeping with random girls. I like to get to know them first.'

Playful: When Mark's banter got a little too steamy Emily cooled him down with a splash of water

Just floating around: Emily ensured her new love interest got an eyeful of her pin-up figure
He added: 'The best thing about coming here was to get away from it. To forget about hot girls in general. And then they throw you in.'
Emily asked 'You have a poster of me on your wall? That’s cool. I like that' she said.
I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here continues Monday night at 9pm on ITV2.


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What a playful bunny: Jessica-Jane Clement strips off completely naked for new PETA advert to urge against animal testing

By Kimberley Dadds





Revealing: Jessica-Jane has spoken out to urge the European Commission not to abandon the 2013 deadline for ending the sale of animal-tested cosmetics in the EU

The new ads are part of PETA's campaign to urge the European Commission not to bow to pressure from the cosmetics industry and postpone or compromise the 2013 deadline for banning the sale of all cosmetics containing ingredients tested on animals.

And it's obviously something that means a lot to the I'm A Celebrity star as she uses her body to get the message across.

She said: 'Men are now embracing their feminine side, which has meant a boom in the male grooming industry, and girls are starting to use makeup younger than ever before.

'With such a high demand for cosmetics, it's important to ensure that demand for beauty products doesn't mean animals dying.'

She added: 'Testing on animals isn't necessary – many companies don't test at all. That means no company should profit from it, and I think doing this campaign will show people how important this ban is.'

Jessica-Jane joins a growing list of celebrities - including Pamela Anderson, Paul McCartney, Ricky Gervais, Kimberly Wyatt and Alicia Silverstone - who have urged the European Commission to uphold the cosmetics testing deadline.

For more information, please visit PETA.org.uk/2013.

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