When this year's I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! female contestants found out they would be joined by a Playboy Playmate, their hearts must have dropped. But, instead of feeling intimidated by Kayla Collins, Stacey Solomon proved she is more than holding her own as she enjoyed a jungle shower last night. The 21-year-old star wore a tiny red frilly bikini from La Senza which highlighted her svelte figure as she washed her hair under the trickling water of the waterfall
Stacey Solomon stakes her claim to be the next Myleene Klass as she takes a shower in the jungle
Stacey more than held her own against Playboy Playmate Kayla Collins
In the pose made famous by Myleene Klass during her time on the show, Stacey primped and posed her way through her wash, clearly aware her every move was being captured on camera. But, determined not to be outdone, Kayla was the next candidate for the shower treatment as she donned a leopard-print and pink lace two piece.
The 23-year-old model gave it her all as she washed under the fountain, clearly keen to be named the next Myleene ahead of Stacey. Kayla has been causing issues with the show bosses, however, as she insisted on taking bikinis from her own range into the jungle, which has led to producers cutting many of her
Stacey looked stunning in the £32 La Senza frilly bikini as she stood under the jungle waterfall
But the clear winner of the bikini battle was Stacey, whose toned curves are likely to prove a hit with viewers. Stacey is currently favourite to win the show, with odds of 11/10, while Shaun Ryder is hot on her tail with odds of 11/4.
However, Kayla is lingering on the bottom of the table, and is the second least-likely contestant to win the show with odds of 50/1.
Kayla wore a leopard print and pink lace bikini from her own swimwear collection
Stacey has also already clinched her fair share of celebrity fans, including Katie Price, who has famously take part in the ITV show twice. Katie said: 'My favourite is Stacey at the moment. I think she's courageous and I think she could do really well. ‘It wouldn't surprise me if she wins it.'
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