Queen Of The Jungle Jill Scott gets a very glamorous makeover

‘This has taken two showers and two baths!’: Queen Of The Jungle Jill Scott looks incredible as she gets a very glamorous makeover for TV appearance as Susanna Reid offers former Lioness a job on GMB

She was crowned Queen of the Jungle after winning I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! 2022.

And Jill Scott looked incredible as she made her first TV appearance on Monday after the live final.

The former Lioness, 35, looked world’s away from jungle Jill as she sported a very glamorous makeover while appearing on Good Morning Britain.

Wow! Queen of the jungle Jill Scott looked incredible as she made her first TV appearance on Monday after the live final

Jill looked effortlessly chic as she donned a one-shoulder sequin black dress while being interviewed on a video call from Australia. 

The sports star swept her brunette locks back into a neat high ponytail and opted for a glam makeup look. 

Susanna Reid asked whether Jill had any plans to go into television presenting and if she would even consider taking over on GMB.

Jill told presenters Susanna and Ed Balls: ‘This has taken two showers and two baths just to smell half decent.

‘I haven’t got any plans. Once I retired I should’ve really had a plan in place, so that’s how I kind of landed in the jungle. But I think your job is very safe!’

Makeover: The former Lioness, 35, looked world’s away from jungle Jill as she sported a very glamorous makeover while appearing on Good Morning Britain

Jill went on to share some of her biggest highlights from being on the show: ‘It really was tough at times, but I think that cyclone challenge, it was like being a young kid again on a massive inflatable! I just think I threw myself at everything and just tried to make the most of an incredible experience.’

When asked what she missed more out of her fiancée Shelly or the current World Cup, Jill hilariously answered: ‘Don’t get me into trouble, it’s got to be Shelly and obviously my family and friends but I have missed the World Cup games so much.

‘Me and Owen were begging for the scores and then the day that we had an ice lolly and the scores were revealed on the stick, that was one of the best days in the jungle.’

Shocked: Jill roared to victory as former Lioness is crowned Queen of the Jungle after winning I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!

The sports star, 35, beat politician Matt Hancock, 44, and Hollyoaks actor Owen Warner, 23, in the grand final on Sunday evening after surviving 23 days in the Australian camp. 

After congratulating the former midfielder on her win, Mike Tindall did the honours in placing the floral crown on Jill’s head as she sat triumphantly on the wooden throne before she embraced her fiancée Shelly Unitt on the bridge.

Following her coronation, after 12million viewers voted, an emotional Jill, who broke down in tears, said: ‘I can’t believe it. I just can’t believe it. I think I’m going to owe my grandma a lot of money for the 12 million votes! I don’t think there should be one winner, we’re all winners.’

Ahead of her crowning moment, Jill said she was happy to be sat with her best friend, Owen, after the pair connected during their time on the show.

Winner! The sports star, 35, beat politician Matt Hancock, 44, and Hollyoaks actor Owen Warner, 23, in the grand final on Sunday evening after surviving 23 days in the Australian camp

She said: ‘If Owen was to win King of the Jungle or if I was to win Queen of the Jungle, there’s no one I would rather be sat here with so today is just going to be a great day regardless.’

The Lioness said being part of a team her entire career held her in good stead for jungle life.

‘I always say that’s why kids need to go into sport, it’s not about going in at the highest level or anything like that. It’s what you learn through sport, winning, losing, hard work being a good person and you don’t know how you’re going to react to rats and heights but having all those playing for incredible teams equipped me well for the jungle,’ she explained.

She tried to be on her best behaviour in the jungle, knowing that her family at home would be watching, saying: ‘I was trying to tone it down at first because I was like Jill, you’re live on ITV, your grandma’s watching, your nephews, your niece but then as it went on you just forgot you were on a TV show.’

She was the only woman left in camp for eight days but says there was no need for her to keep the likes of Matt Hancock and Mike Tindall in check.

Made for it! The Lioness said being part of a team her entire career held her in good stead for jungle life

Jill told Ant and Dec: ‘I never thought of it like that, I didn’t. They were so welcoming. Obviously I’m a bit of a tomboy anyway playing football. They weren’t like ‘oh, you sit down, and I’ll get the logs’, I still had to get the water, the logs, the clean out the dunny. No, I never felt like that I never did.’

She was met at the red bridge by fiancée Shelly Unitt, who embraced the champion with a big hug after the engaged couple spent over a month apart.

Jill’s victory caps off a momentous year for the star after she played in the winning Euros team this summer.

The Lionesses were crowned 2022 champions in August when they defeated eight-times champions Germany to secure England’s first trophy since 1966.

Queen of the Jungle! After congratulating the former midfielder on her win, Mike Tindall did the honours in placing the floral crown on Jill’s head as she sat triumphantly on the wooden throne

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