I'm A Celeb 2021: Kadeena Cox is the second campmate to bid farewell to Gwrych ...

Kadeena Cox was the second celebrity to bid farewell to Gwrych Castle after falling victim to the public vote during Monday's episode.

The parasport athlete, 30, waved goodbye to her fellow campmates, shouting 'I love you all!' 

With Ant and Dec, she reflected on the close bond she'd formed with the girls and alluded to her cooking spats with Naughty Boy, quipping 'never let two chefs in the kitchen!' 

She added that she would like to see Louise Minchin crowned Queen Of The Castle.

Earlier on in the evening, Danny Miller teared up as he missed out on a chance to win a letter from home for David Ginola.

The Emmerdale actor, 30, became emotional as he took part in a Wi-Fi challenge to win the camp letters from their loved ones.

The campmates had to pair up for the challenge with Kiosk Cledwyn calling the camp throughout the day to read out a six digit code made up of letters, numbers and symbols.  

Each campmate had to remember the code until they were asked to input it into the computer.

If they got it right, they won their partner's letter from home. If they got it wrong, it wouldn't be delivered. Each was given three chances.

Louise admitted: 'To be responsible for somebody else's letter… [that's] a massive amount of pressure.'

Adam Woodyatt said: 'I don't want to do anybody's!'

Snoochie Shy cried and said: 'I don't want to do it in case I forget someone's thing.'

Louise said to Snoochie: 'Do mine, I've had a phone call!'

Adam encouraged people to associate the numbers and letters with things: 'If the number is 66, World Cup.'

Adam said in the Telegraph: 'Without a doubt, any of the actors should do better in that challenge because we're used to learning scripts. 

'We've got very, very good short-term memories. But what you can't take away from that challenge is the pressure because you're doing it for someone else.'

David said: 'I'll kick myself if I can't remember six [things].'

Simon Gregson added: 'My tactic was to make it up into a song in your head.' He got it correct for Matty Lee.

Simon said to camp: 'It's hard to remember under pressure…' Then realising the nerves of others added: 'No it isn't…'

A nervous Kadeena got Adam's incorrect. She was tearful. Adam in the Telegraph said: 'She was devastated. Obviously she wanted to do her best for me. It's fine.'

When David got it right for Danny, Danny cried and said: 'When David got the code right, there isn't a feeling that I've felt like that before, it's indescribable.'

Frankie Bridge stumbled when she confused the letters P & B but got it right for Snoochie.

Playing for Louise, Snoochie admitted: 'The pressure of having to play for someone else's letter is literally the worst thing I think I've experienced being in this castle.'

Arlene Phillips got it right for Naughty Boy who said: 'She tap danced her way into the code and that's how she remembered the code.'

When Adam played for Kadeena, he misheard one of his six. He first tried 2, then U and then tried Q and got it right on the third attempt.

Danny played for David and got the first and second attempt wrong. Fearing getting it wrong a third time, he asked someone else to press the button to send his chosen code. It was incorrect and David's letter wouldn't be delivered.

As Danny cried, David said in the Telegraph: 'He wanted so much to get it right for me, that probably put himself under too much pressure.'

Danny in the Telegraph said: 'I'm just gutted, I feel so selfish because he remembered mine and I couldn't remember his.  

'I was so confident with it, I was literally so confident. I don't know how I got an A mixed up with an underscore. It doesn't make sense.'   

David said to Danny: 'Look at me in my eyes. I don't need to read a letter to know that my girlfriend loves me, OK? Listen. It's fine. I promise you. It's absolutely fine. I don't want to see you in that state.'

In the end only David and Adam learned they wouldn't receive their letters.

Fast forward and emotions ran high as campmates received their coveted letters from home.   

An emotional Naughty Boy was up first and he couldn't fight back the tears as he heard from his nearest and dearest.

Simon Gregson read the DJ's letter from his sister Saira and niece Aisha: 'I'm so proud of you and we're missing you so incredibly much. It's been amazing to watch your journey and how far you've come from your self-doubts, to overcoming your fears and becoming more and more confident. 

'Mum is doing well and is missing you lots. You can see how proud she is. She talks to you through the TV, it's the cutest thing. Keep at it, stay strong.'

The record producer replied: 'It was more than I could imagine, how proud they are. I couldn't ask for more.'

Louise Minchin's letter fell into the hands of Snoochie Shy, who read: 'Darling Louise/ mum, you are just amazing. You truly touch our hearts each night. You are always first to be there to comfort and hold those who might be upset. 

'But what I admire the most is you can do all that crazy stuff, but you always without fail put others first and foremost before yourself. Be bold, be strong, in the heart be you.'

The journalist gushed: '[It was] an outpouring of love and warmth. It was like bringing that light into the castle.'

Adam read Kadeena's letter: 'Firstly, we are all so proud of you, you are strong, determined and when you put your mind to it you can do anything. You have been an inspiration to us all at home. 

'Now the whole world can see how amazing your journey has been and how you've exceeded everyone's expectations.'

Simon's letter was from his wife and sons and was read out by Matty: 'We're all missing you

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