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Ulrika says jungle saved Myleene's career
Wednesday 26 November 2008
Speaking to Closer, Jonsson said that she wouldn't take part in the jungle show.
The presenter said: "I know 'I'm A Celebrity...' pays well. And it's been known to enhance even the most paralysed of careers - ie Myleene Klass - but I don't like the thought of being stuck in the same rainforest as Robert Kilroy-Snake."
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