I'm A Celebrity evictee James Haskell was over the moon to see wife Chloe Madeley after he left camp.
The pair, who've always been open about their sex life, headed straight to the bedroom after the former England rugby player made it out of the jungle.
Hunk James and beautiful Chloe were locked away in their hotel room for hours, according to The Daily Star .
Chloe's previously claimed that they have sex at least "once a day."
She's also revealed that one of the reasons she and James work so well together is that he wants the same thing.
"I'm a very sexual person," Chloe once told Fabulous magazine, "And if I had a partner who didn't want to have a very sexual relationship, then that would be a problem for me.
"I'd struggle in terms of feeling satisfied and loved. So thank God it is massive for James."
James wasn't shy either, admitting: "I don't think we'd have got past that initial stage if it wasn't very good.
"With Chloe it was a key component from the start."
The pair made a tearful reunion when James made it across the bridge, having been apart for three weeks.
"I missed Chloe terribly," James gushed, "And I cried today when I saw her. I think it's a good thing, expressing your emotions."
James' libido wasn't the only thing that needed attention though - his empty stomach growled its disapproval as James' daily calorie intake took a dive to below 800 calories in camp.
It's no surprise that to keep his hulking stature, bulging arms and ripped torso, James usually chows down on an almighty 4000 calories every single day.
Back at the luxury Versace Hotel, he tucked into two pizzas and some Corona beers.
His exit was felt back in camp too, but in a rather more sombre way.
"He was definitely one of my favourite people in here," Jacqueline Jossa said, "I felt like I had a big brother in here. It was so nice."
"This game sucks!" cried a fuming Caitlyn Jenner.
DJ Roman Kemp confided: "He was someone that I spoke to. I feel I don't have that person now."
Neither Jacqueline nor Roman could keep back the waterworks.
"I had a real moment when James left," Roman told The Bush Telegraph, "Because I realise I made a really good friend. It was a happy moment but also a sad one."
