Fatima's eyebrows were accidentally singed off while she took part in a challenge on I'm A Celebrity South Africa.

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Olympic champion Fatima Whitbread took part in I’m A Celebrity South Africa, and it was an experience she won't forget! While there were some surprises, Fatima quickly found her place in the camp as the chief chef and bottle washer. Janice Dickinson praised the 'great diet' Fatima had cooked up, and even told her to 'watch out for her eyebrows and eyelashes!' - to which Fatima replied 'Yeah, I lost them all.' Despite the unexpected loss of her eyebrows and eyelashes, Fatima's time in the South African bush was certainly a memorable and positive experience. The star is now joining a host of other celebs in the South African edition due to air this month.

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Fatima Whitbread was pleasantly surprised by her experience on I'm A Celebrity South Africa

Fatima Whitbread was ready for anything when she signed up for I'm A Celebrity South Africa, but she was still taken aback by the whole experience. The Olympic champion, 62, is among the famous faces appearing on the special series set in South Africa, and she told The Agency and other press that it was an "immediate yes" to take part.

Janice Dickinson and Fatima spoke to reporters about their time in the South African bush, without giving too much away before the series airs at the end of April. Janice revealed she was scared birds would pluck her eyes out while she slept, and kept her sleeping bag zipped up over her head. Fatima, meanwhile, ended up losing a body part, although thankfully temporarily.

Janice praised the "great diet" they all had on thanks to Fatima's cooking skills. To which Fatima responded, “Yeah, I lost them all.” Her campmate was astonished by her revelation, and Fatima explained that the intense heat and standing over the fire for meals had caused her to lose her eyebrows and eyelashes.

Fatima joins a host of other celebrities in the South Africa edition, which is set to air this month.

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