Heather Maltman and Joel Creasey plan to have some fun with incoming I’m a Celebrity ... Get Me Out of Here contestants

HE competed for meals, she wanted love. But Joel Creasey and Heather Maltman have advice for new I’m a Celebrity ... Get Me Out of Here contestants.

Joel Creasey and Heather Maltman at the Channel Ten Event held at The Star in Pyrmont. Picture: Christian Gilles

LAST time Joel Creasey was in South Africa he was downing fish eyes and rifling through a nest of spiders as a contestant on I’m a Celebrity ... Get Me Out of Here!.

When he returns in 10 days, things will be very different.
This time, Creasey will be living on the luxurious side of camp with fellow former reality star Heather Maltman. The duo will host companion show I’m a Celebrity ... Get Me Out of Here!Now, and say they can’t wait to rub their good fortune in the incoming contestants faces.

“In camp, our sense of smell got so heightened that we were like bloodhounds,” recalled Creasey.

“So I’ll be having coffee, having garlic, having everything delicious and then I’ll be walking around the perimeter of camp with my mouth open.”

“Maybe we should smear garlic on our bodies and then walk around camp with a kebab,” added Maltman.

Asked for words of wisdom, Creasey said celebrities should brace themselves for a hard time.

“I thought going in, ‘It will be easy peasy,’ and it was so much tougher” he said.

”Don’t go in with any expectations and prepare for quite a tough detox in the first week.”

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Hunter gatherer ... Joel Creasey’s first I'm A Celeb challenge involved fishing for meals in a nest of spiders.

Meanwhile Maltman added that six weeks in the jungle is nothing on six weeks in The Bachelor mansion.

“The challenges on I’m a Celebrity are quite similar to the challenges on The Bachelor, the only difference is that everyone on I’m a Celebrity is competing for their charity and everyone on The Bachelor is competing for the same dude,” she said.

Similar challenge? Heather Maltman said the celebs have it easier than girls competing for The Bachelor’s heart.

“At least on I’m a Celebrity you’ll only walk away with a lack of dignity from maybe eating a plate of fishheads rather than with a broken heart.”

I’m a Celebrity ... Get Me Out of Here! and I’m a Celebrity ... Get Me Out of Here! Now are coming soon on Channel Ten and ELEVEN