Kelly Brook’s former housekeeper has weighed in on the glamour model’s feud with her I’m A Celeb campmate, Jack Osbourne, hitting out at I’m A Celeb for ‘portraying her wrong’.
Gemma Daniels, a professional housekeeper and owner of the Diamond Gem Cleaning, spent nine years working for Kelly, 45, in her £1million farmhouse in Kent that she sold in 2023.
The businesswoman has spoken out for the first time about her former employer, who is currently in the I’m A Celebrity jungle and experiencing tensions with Jack, 45, over the cooking in the camp.
The so-called ‘feud’ has gained much attention online over the past week with Jack’s older sister, Kelly Osbourne, branding the actress ‘a bully’ and accusing her of ‘performing for the cameras’.
But now Kelly’s former housekeeper has taken to TikTok to share her thoughts.
She said: ‘In the nine years that I’ve known Kelly Brook, I’ve never felt the need to stick up for her more than I do now.
Gemma Daniels owns Diamond Gem Cleaners and worked for Kelly Brook for nine years at her £1million house in Kent that she sold in 2023
Kelly Brook’s housekeeper said she has been ‘portrayed badly’ on I’m A Celeb and that she ‘is the most down to earth woman’ who would buy her cleaning and gardening staff presents
‘She was a really lovely down-to-earth woman. I’m just a girl from a council estate and she trusted me and my team to come into the most amazing house.
‘Even when she wasn’t there a lot, I went every week to look after it, and she used to throw the cleaners and the gardeners a party every Christmas.
‘I’ve cleaned for a lot of people, some really rich and famous people, and they’ve never done that for us. She used to get us the most beautiful, thoughtful Christmas presents, all of us.
‘When she’d get stuff for free, she would ask if we wanted it. There aren’t people who would do that.
‘She didn’t need us there, but knew that we needed the money and she let me bring my children there, and there aren’t many people who would do that.
‘I feel like she’s being portrayed really wrong on I’m A Celebrity.’
The former glamour model has been branded ‘insufferable’ by viewers since getting into tensions with the son of late Ozzy Osbourne over cooking for the camp.
On Monday night’s episode, Jack corrected Kelly on how to cut the potatoes and then again on Thursday night, there was friction over who would cut the eel, despite Kelly being tasked with cooking.
Weighing in on the social media furore, Gemma added: ‘She was the most amazing cook and she doesn’t mind getting her hands dirty.
‘She is the most amazing woman, and I feel like people are coming for her like Kelly Osbourne when she is in the Jungle, unaware of what’s going on out here.
‘I cried my eyes out when she sold the house, because I loved her, she didn’t need to get me all those gifts, I was just her cleaner, she didn’t need to do that.
‘I hate seeing her portrayed as a bully because she ain’t, she was always really good to the gardeners.’
Observers have been quick to point out that Gemma’s comments come a decade after Kelly Osbourne, 41, received backlash for her remarks about cleaners in America.
His sister Kelly may also be feeling especially protective, following the sudden loss of their father, Ozzy, who passed away in July (pictured 2015)
Kelly accepted later told viewers in the confessional hut, known as the Bush Telegraph, that Jack had ‘elbowed’ her aside.
In an attempt to criticise the now President’s pledge for deportations, she said: ‘If you kick every Latino out of this country, then who is going to be cleaning your toilet, Donald Trump?’
The mother-of-one apologised at the time as her comments became the centre of a social media storm, with many calling her ‘racist’ for assuming ‘The only people who clean toilets are Latin American.’
After watching Jack and Kelly have tensions in the jungle, Kelly Osbourne took to her Instagram and told her four million followers: ‘Kelly Brook… I don’t think I like you. “Elbowing out of the way to get to the fish…” you’re so performative, with all the gagging and the over‑dramatics.
‘You bring out my big‑sister vibes where I want to attack you because I feel like you’re a bit of a bully.’
