I'm A Celebrity viewers were not prepared for the live final, admitting in the hours and minutes leading up to it that they "felt sick".
Many fans of the show were "worried" about disgraced MP Matt Hancock making it to the final.
Ahead of the winner being announced by hosts Ant McPartlin and Dec Donnelly, viewers shared their fears that Hancock could end up winning the series.
Some viewers admitted on Twitter that they were feeling "physically sick" ahead of the live finale airing on ITV1.
One fan commented: "I feel physically sick at the thought that Matt Hancock could possibly win."
Another agreed: "I'm really worried about him winning and the thought makes me sick."
A third viewer said: "I actually feel physically sick at the thought of Matt Hancock winning I'm a celeb. It's just absolutely wrong."
Another tweet read: "#ImACeleb watching @MattHancock in the final 3 makes me feel physically sick."
It comes as Hancock was revealed to have made the live final during Saturday night's episode, alongside Owen Warner and Jill Scott, after Mike Tindall's exit.
Viewers were soon predicting who would win the show, with many desperate to not see Hancock take the crown.
Taking to Twitter, one viewer begged: "Alright now, joke over. We CAN'T let Hancock win."
A second viewer agreed: "So close to having the perfect final 3. Matt can’t win," as a third said: "Can't wait to see Matt Hancock's face when he doesn't win."
Others said Jill was going to win the series for sure, with a tweet reading: "I can’t wait for Jill to win."
Another read: "Jill will win, Matt will come second and Owen will come third!! Not the outcome I want but I think this is what will happen."
A third hoped: "Soooo… we all agreeing Jill to win?" as a fourth said: "Need jill to win."
Meanwhile, first to go from the jungle was Loose Women and ITV News star Charlene White, with TV presenter Scarlette Douglas second to leave.
Coronation Street actress Sue Cleaver was next to go, sparking a sexism row over the vote, while the fourth exit of the series saw campmates wave goodbye to singer Boy George.
Fifth to exit was comedian Babatunde Aleshe, followed by radio star Chris Moyles and then comedian Seann Walsh, who entered with Hancock as a late arrival, was seen leaving on Friday night.
Mike Tindall was the last elimination before the final on Saturday night.
I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! is available to watch now on ITVX.
