Giovanna’s McFly man Tom Fletcher ‘struggling to watch’ her cry on I’m A Celebrity...

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1 Dec 2020, 14:35

Ah, doesn’t it break your McHeart to see the celebs crying in the castle? Yes and no. Just think of the pay packet and lucrative Daz deals they’ll get for a few cold showers and a new waistline.

Giovanna Fletcher’s husband aka McFly’s Tom Fletcher is struggling to watch her in tears on the tele. 

The 35-year-old singer watched the ITV show on Monday night and couldn’t bear to see his beloved in pieces saying it was the ‘hardest thing’ he’s seen so far.

Poor Giovanna was the only parent not to be given their message from home, which pulled the heartstrings of her husband and the nation.

Credit: Tom Fletcher Instagram

The pop star told fans on social media: “That was really tough to watch.

"It was awful seeing her getting upset about a letter from home, I wish she got it.

"Everyone must be really craving it but especially those with young kids, they must really crave that connection from home.

"That's been the hardest thing to watch so far."

The pair share Buzz, 6, Buddy, 4, and Max, 2. The father-of-three continued: "Hopefully she will get another chance to win her letter from home, it was horrible seeing that."

Giovanna’s Towie star brother Mario Falcone also posted a meme on social media and shared: "Hard to watch tonight.”

Fans weren’t impressed with the decision to not give her the letter from home. 

One fan barked: "Right, as much as I do like this group someone should’ve given Giovanna their treat that was actually cruel."

Another added: "Them not thinking to give Giovanna her treat from home is one of the meanest things I think I've ever seen? After everything she’s done?"

A third added: "She’s got three little kids and she really should have come first.”

Giovanna told the Bush Telegraph how much she was missing her family. She said: "How lovely would it be to hear from Tom and the boys, just a sentence?

"Your heart aches and then you attach yourself to anything… it’s a sentence and I’m going to pretend each sentence anyone gets is from the kids and I’m going to adopt them like they’re mine."