It was a fiery clash between Cyrell Paule and Mia Fevola tonight, but a tense word-game spelled the end of Mia’s time in the jungle, sending her through the Tunnel of Doom and back out into the real world.
With the weight of her dad’s legacy as a former King of the Jungle on her shoulders, Mia carved her own path and quickly became a beloved part of the camp on her own terms.
Speaking to Robert and Julia after her elimination, Mia described her jungle experience as “everything and more”, adding, “it was literally life-changing, as cheesy as it is, I have overcome so many fears; I’ve pushed past so many boundaries and I never in a million years thought I was capable of doing some of the things I’ve done.”
Confronting her intense phobia of being trapped underwater on her very first day in the jungle, Mia never once let fears get the best of her.
Mia quite literally threw herself at every challenge, including having to trampoline herself off the side of a cliff to grab onto a net suspended in the air.
In camp, Mia opened up about the online vitriol she has faced, the relentless trolling and threats of violence. Her passion and advocacy to stand-up to those that have harassed her online and in person extends to her chosen charity: R U OK?
“R U OK? does incredible work in the mental health space,” she told Robert and Julia. “They raise a lot of awareness and funds and spark a lot of conversations around mental health and they really just motivate people to ask the simple question, ‘are you okay?’”
But with the grand finale just around the corner, who will be the final celebrity to take the title of King or Queen of the jungle?
