Myleene Klass has revealed the incredible way she’s decided to spend her prize money from I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here: South Africa.

Myleene was crowned an I’m a Celeb legend after winning the ITV show and was awarded a massive £100,000. 

Now, the singer has announced what she is doing with her prize money, explaining that ‘the mouse tails and rotten tofu were worth it’.

Klass has shared that she is giving all of her prize money to the charity Save the Children, an organisation she has been working with for over 11 years. 

Posting a video to her 451K Instagram followers, the footage shows the 45-year-old helping the charity, which she is ambassador for, by mingling with children, caring for babies, helping at a school and delivering much-needed supplies.

Klass explained how important the money is for the charity in the caption of the moving post.

“I am proud to donate my @imacelebrity Prize money of £100,000.00 to @savechildrenuk. I’ve been an ambassador for 11 years in which time I’ve travelled the globe helping STC”.

“The things I have seen will stay with me forever. Children in the Philippines playing by the ships that have run aground from the Tsunami so they can be next to their parents that lay crushed beneath them. 

“Dancing with children in refugee camps in Jordan as their parents weave me a chopping board made of plastic bags to say thank you for being there. (I still have it)”.

“Teaching rescued child brides in Tanzania the Solfa, Astronomy and Science as they study through the day, striving to become engineers and doctors to help their communities and at night, iron clothes and raise their own babies”.

Myleene went on to talk about others she has helped including families in Bangladesh who had food struggles, a woman in Nepal who lost her baby due to pneumonia, a midwife who delivered over 2000 babies by torchlight and a doctor in The Democratic Republic of Congo that delivered babies with a piece of thread to cut their umbilical cord.

The I’m a Celeb winner also spoke about families she’s helped closer to home. “I have taught children to read in the UK where poverty also greatly effects families and one of my favourites, I officially launched the first ever Xmas Jumper day over a decade ago. To see what it has grown to is amazing”.

“I have visited so many countries, met so many people but the message I take back each and every time is that we are all the same. We all just want the best for our children and due to luck and circumstance of birth, it’s not always something a child gets”.

The musician closed off by adding, “My girls have always helped me pack balloons, sweets, stickers and nail polish for the children I go to.They themselves are now mini ambassadors. I’ve seen for myself, this money will go far. The mouse tails and rotten tofu were worth it”.

Many famous faces and fans headed to the comments to commend Myleene for her selfless act of charity. Former Made in Chelsea star Ashley James wrote, “Incredible woman”, while singer Nicole Appleton penned, “Amazing”.

“Wow that’s brilliant. What a wonderful thing to do!”, added singer-songwriter Sophie Ellis-Bextor.

The Save the Children Instagram page also commented to say, “Our #legend for the past 11 years. Thank you so much for what you’ve done and are going to do for children. This money is an incredible gift which will support so many families”.

Scarlett Moffatt is preparing to become a mum!

The former Gogglebox star is currently expecting her first child with her boyfriend Scott Dobinson. The couple are due to welcome a baby boy into the world this summer.

Ever since she first announced her pregnancy in February, Scarlett has been teasing her 2.3M Instagram followers about her journey so far, as well as her thoughts on impending motherhood. 

Earlier today, the 32-year-old took to her Instagram stories to share a brief update with her fans.

“Hello everyone, I hope you are all alright!” she gushed at the beginning of her video message.

The mum-to-be then went on to reveal that herself and Scott have been taking part in more preparations for their little boy. “We’ve had a very exciting morning this morning,” Scarlett teased.

“So, our wonderful midwife came round and showed us – with a fake pelvis and a baby doll – just how you can give birth,” she explained.

“We went through all the different types of births that you can have,” she continued.

The former I’m A Celebrity winner then admitted that the birth lesson left her with food for thought. “So yeah, I feel like I’ve got a lot to think about and a lot to research,” Scarlett noted.

“It’s just very, very exciting. It feels all a bit real now!” she exclaimed at the end of her video. 

Scarlett and Scott initially announced their pregnancy on February 18, by posting a sweet video of their dog Bonnie sitting beside a sonogram.

“It truly feels like a dream writing this caption,” Scarlett penned at the time. “Me & Scott are on cloud nine & we are so happy that we get to share this moment with you all.”

“You are so loved already little one. Baby Dobinson coming soon,” she added.

The expectant parents later confirmed on March 24 that they will be welcoming a baby boy.

Emily Atack has hit back against a sexist remark.

The incident came after the former Inbetweeners star shared a stunning snap of herself yesterday evening, with a gorgeous new blow-dry.

'Big and bouncy. So is the hair,” she teased on her Instagram page, before thanking her hairdresser.

While Emily mostly received a wave of compliments in her comments section, she has since taken to her Instagram stories to repost an offensive reply.

Earlier today, the 33-year-old uploaded a screenshot of one comment, which read: “And then you wonder why trolls pick you up! Why would you say that if you don’t like that sort of attention?”

Beside the screenshot image, Emily penned a brief caption to express her frustration.

“I really struggle to understand how some people just don’t get it. Then I’m slowly realising maybe it takes a deeper layer of intelligence that some people just don’t have?” she exclaimed.

Following the troll’s sexist remark, Emily also chose to directly respond to them in her comments section.

“Even if I put no caption at all, it would still get perverted comments,” she replied candidly. “So it just shows it has nothing to do with me or my choices. It is not my fault some men can't control themselves.”

The comedy star continued: “Listen to what you are saying to me. You are saying I am the one who needs to change, change how I speak, change my sense of humour, maybe change the way I dress, completely change everything that I am… but the people who send the abuse can carry on as they are?” she wondered.

“No fault lies with them at all. Just me. The person I have chosen to be. That is what you are saying by making those comments. Do you understand that comments like yours are a huge part of the issue?” she pleaded at the end of her message.

This is not the first time that Emily has directly faced the issues surrounding misogyny on social media.

In January, she launched a BBC documentary titled Emily Atack: Asking For It, during which she detailed that she experiences daily sexual harassment online.