I'm A Celebrity's Queen of the Castle has shared her delight as she finally got her chocolate eclair.
Giovanna Fletcher tucked into the delicious cream treat after a task saw her and her campmates denied the treats by the ever- grumpy Kiosk Cledwyn.
Sharing a snap of herself eating one to Instagram, Gi tagged all her new celebrity pals and joked: "Thinking of my camp mates even when eating food we didn't win from Cledwyn."
I'm A Celeb's 2020 show was a unique one, shifting to a Welsh castle rather than the usual Aussie jungle.
And in keeping with the theme, show bosses replaced the usual Kiosk Kev with the mustachioed Cledwyn.
Ant and Dec were forced to dash fan hopes of a return for Cledwyn when they announced it was his last appearance during the final.
But hopes have since been revived after an ITV boss hinted that the show could return to Wales next year.
Executive Producer Richard Cowles remarked: "Australia has been I’m A Celebrity's natural home and the Welsh version was born out of necessity rather than choice, but we've learned a lot and so maybe there is a UK incarnation of the show.
"We will look at what being in Wales means for the format going forward. Is it something we would want to do again, or do we want to return to Australia?"
He added to industry magazine Broadcast: "It has been a different [type of show] because the environment is different, but it is absolutely as good as ever in terms of what audiences see on screen."
Gi, meanwhile, had an adorable reunion with her three kids, who she shares with husband Tom Fletcher.
Tom and Gi share Buzz, six, Buddy, four and Max, two.
And despite her successful stint on the show, it wasn't all smiles for Mama Gi.
Emotional scenes saw her tear up after missing out on winning a treat from home.
"Your heart aches and then you attach yourself to anything," she said in the Telegraph on the show.
"How lovely would it be to hear from Tom and the boys, just a sentence? It's a sentence and I'm going to pretend each sentence anyone gets is from the kids and I'm going to adopt them like they're mine."
