Tina Provis

Yeah.

And I think it's one of those shows that has so much heart.

I think that's why I'm sad to see it go.

I feel like it has, you know, such a good nature between all of the cast.

Like it's really positive energy.

Obviously, there's the charity component and raising awareness for that.

But then it's coming up against something like maths.

And how do you compete with that in terms of ratings?

So Maths for 2026 drew in roughly around 2.7 million viewers per episode, whereas I'm a Celeb was averaging around 500,000 viewers, which is dramatically lower and cut down.

And you just don't see it get the same buzz because it's not clipped in the same way.

You don't get those same moments, but it's sad because it's like,

South opposite shows.

I know, guys, guys.

We can't just have Married at First Sight.

We as a society will fall apart.

But I guess it's that.

Us doing two months of episodes on that.

Oh, I know.

And you could tell the gaunt look on our faces afterwards was a lot.

And I know people watch that and, like, there's, like, fun moments and there's love stories and stuff too.