I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! winner Jill Scott has opened up on her wedding plans with longtime girlfriend Shelly Unitt.
The couple reunited after spending a month apart while the former England footballer was in the Australian jungle for the show. Following her win, Scott announced it's time to "get some planning in place" for the wedding.
She and Unitt got engaged two years ago, but the pandemic putting a halt to their celebration plans for some time.
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"We got engaged two years ago and Covid hit us, so I think we do need to get some planning in place. It will be nice," Scott told MailOnline.
"We need to sit down and just catch up on the last five weeks and what's happened but obviously getting engaged, the next plan is to get wed."
Scott also admitted she couldn't have pursued her career goals without her partner's support.
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"I have always appreciated our relationship 100% – being able to go off and do football and be away two weeks out of every month it's so hard for the person that you're with and the sacrifices they have to do and knowing I had Shelly's support going into this from day one, if I hadn't I wouldn't have been able to do it so we're a good team," she said.
"I am excited to see what happens in the future, but I don't think there will be a wedding in the jungle!"
Scott was crowned winner of this year's I'm a Celebrity , with Hollyoaks' Owen Warner as a runner-up and Tory MP Matt Hancock finishing in third place.
I'm a Celebrity airs at 9pm on ITV1 and ITVX.
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