Beau Ryan has launched an extraordinary attack on I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! after throwing in the towel on Thursday's episode.
The former NRL player-turned-TV host, 36, told Fitzy and Wippa on Friday morning the show was 'torture' and he 'hated' every minute of it.
He said he found life in the jungle so unbearable, he quit knowing there were just a few more days to go before the finale.
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'Hated it': Beau Ryan (pictured) has launched an extraordinary attack on I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! after throwing in the towel on Thursday's episode
'I left at midnight on a Monday and then the last day was on the Friday,' he told radio hosts Michael 'Wippa' Wipfli and Ryan 'Fitzy' Fitzgerald.
'And the final six would have had a Saturday together and flew back, so it was four or five days.
'It was torture... hated it.'
Beau said the worst part of the experience was the hunger, but his breaking point came when producers told the cast they were taking a day off filming.
Bed experience: The former NRL player-turned-TV host, 36, told Fitzy and Wippa on Friday morning the show was 'torture' and he 'hated' every minute of it
'They came down and said today is a no-filming day so we're not actually using today... and that broke me. It really broke me,' he said.
'I felt really bad on myself. I was really upset with myself. At the end of the day, man, I couldn‘t get through it.'
Despite being a contracted Channel 10 presenter, Beau admitted he was concerned about how he would be portrayed on the show.
He confessed he'd spent the past month feeling 'really anxious' about his edit.
Quit before the last hurdle: He found life in the jungle so unbearable, he quit knowing there were just a few more days to go before the finale
Beau abruptly quit the show during a late-night discussion with his campmates on Thursday, saying he missed his family and needed to leave.
He said: 'As you know the last couple of days I've been struggling, and today I was a bit broken. It's been really hard for me.
'The reason I did this show is to test myself, which I have. I've shown Australia the good, bad and ugly of me.
'I've had some moments where I regret, some moments I don't and I'm
