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I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here campmate Tulisa is under fire as she mistook one Irish county as part of the United Kingdom.
The N-Dubz singer and former X Factor judge was taking part in her first solo Bushtucker trial, 'Shock Around the Clock'.
She was strapped into a cage which moved around a giant clock and asked a series of general knowledge questions.
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One question was for her to name cities in the United Kingdom and she named Dublin as one.
Presenter Ant McaPartlin quickly jumped in and corrected her however many viewers on social media platform X (formerly Twitter) did not let it slide.
One user said: "F***ing hell! Tulisa is so f**king stupid that she’s thinks Dublin is in the UK."
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Another user said: "No Tulisa, Dublin isn't part of the UK. Christ on a bike!"
Another user said: "She needs to be booted out of the jungle immediately.
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