Owen Warner shows off the ‘unreal’ Christmas gift he received from Jill Scott

I’m A Celebrity’s Owen Warner showed off the ‘unreal’ Christmas gift he received from fellow campmate Jill Scott on Saturday.

The Hollyoaks actor, 23, – who supports Leicester City FC – took to Instagram to tell his followers that Queen of the Jungle Jill had got him a signed England football shirt.  

It featured the name of Leicester midfielder James Maddison, who was part of the national squad in the Qatar World Cup.

He wrote in the caption of his Instagram Story: ‘Jill Scott’s won Christmas – can’t believe she bagged this for me. Signed shirt from the biggest baller about.’

Speaking in a video, Owen then said: ‘How unreal is that? Jill has smashed it.’

He then said to his mum: ‘Bin all the presents you’ve got me because Jill’s won. Just bin any presents you’ve got me.’

It comes after last week Owen told how he had gained a stone in just a week after he left the Jungle where he was constantly starving.

He then admitted the increase in his body mass had come from his love of chips and hash browns, large portions of which he’d been scoffing while filming Hollyoaks amid his return to the soap.

Owen told his fans: ‘So when I left the jungle, I think I left at 78.5kg. Now we’re back for just over a week, I thought I’d buy myself some scales.

‘I’ve not done this yet, I’ve not weighed myself, I thought I’d see what I’m weighing.’

Zooming in on the 85.5kg reading, the flabbergasted actor asked: ‘How have I put on 7kg already?! I need to slow down, I’ve been eating way too much.’

Owen didn’t share a photo of his changed physique, however the toned star impressed viewers with his ripped torso while on the ITV reality star – where campmates mostly ate rice and beans and a daily portion of meat. 

He also appeared on a recent episode of This Morning where he spoke about being constantly hungry while on I’m A Celeb.

He said: ‘I’m a massive eater, when I was going in, I didn’t even think about the food.

‘Let me tell you nothing can prepare you for how hungry you’ll be. Every conversation turned to food.’

Reflecting on coming second on the show to winner Jill Scott, he added:  ‘I went in there to meet Ant and Dec really. As a kid I’ve watched the show, ticking it off the bucket list. I thought I’d be first out because no one knows who I am.

‘When you leave your head is so fuzzy, I didn’t turn my phone back on until I got back to England.

‘I always said I wasn’t sure about reality TV because I say stupid things. My mum and dad said to go for it, I thought about it and the experience is something you can’t recreate.’

Talking about his return to Hollyoaks he added: ‘I was a bit rusty when I came back, I thought I’d lost it as lines wouldn’t stick in my head.

It comes after Owen revealed the tough times he endured in the jungle, admitting he was wrong to believe he would ‘breeze’ the challenge.

He told MailOnline he was confident going into the show because he hoped his high level of fitness would help to support his time in camp.

But after growing homesick and facing low points as a result of not eating properly, which Owen struggled with the most out of his campmates, he quickly realised the jungle wasn’t an easy feat.

When asked about his toughest moment in camp, Owen replied: ‘Which one? It was amazing in there, but it was very, very, hard.

‘I went into it with the mentality that I was going to breeze it. I thought, I’m an athletic geezer, I can do the challenges, I didn’t think about the food that much, and I didn’t think about the missing the family aspect.’