Adam Thomas Talks About His Argument with Jimmy Bullard

Adam Thomas shared his thoughts.

Adam Thomas discussed his argument with Jimmy Bullard before the I'm A Celebrity final, saying emotions got the better of him.

Adam, 37, is happy to be in the live final after facing verbal attacks and clashing with Jimmy in the South African camp.

He almost left after Jimmy quit, but his campmates helped him stay.

Adam said, "It was random and unexpected. I didn't see it coming. I wasn't happy about it."

Adam and Jimmy argued.

Adam felt sad because he thought he was leaving due to someone else, which broke his heart. He wanted to make his kids proud.

Adam is happy to be in the live final, saying it means a lot to him and his family will be proud.

Adam thought Scarlett could have won if she made it to the final, calling her a "little ray of sunshine".

Adam is competing against Harry Redknapp, Mo Farah, and Craig Charles in the final.

Harry Redknapp said it feels good to be in the final four and that the trials were tough.

Mo Farah said they started with 12 people and now there are only four, and he built great bonds with everyone.

Mo is pleased to be in the final four, especially with Harry, who he admires and sees as a father figure.

Mo enjoyed the Cyclone challenge.

Mo's favorite moment was the Celebrity Cyclone challenge, where everyone cheered him on.

Craig Charles is also in the final four and is happy, but didn't think he would make it.

Craig said Harry Redknapp is a great storyteller, Mo has a lovely soul, and Adam reminds him of himself when he was younger.

Craig didn't prepare for the show and just went with the flow.

The I'm A Celebrity final is on Friday night at 7:30pm on ITV and ITVX.

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