Who needs the jungle shower? Ola Jordan strips down to a skimpy bikini following I'm A Celeb exit... after admitting her steamy reunion with husband James 'lasted two minutes'

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She admitted to not being a fan of the cold jungle shower on I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Here. 

But Ola Jordan wasted no time getting back into her bikini as she soaked up the sunshine by the pool after being voted off the show on Monday.

Taking to Instagram on Wednesday, the 34-year-old professional dancer shared a sizzling snap of her phenomenal figure as she enjoyed a drink in the water. 

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Back on track! Ola Jordan wasted no time getting back into her bikini as she soaked up the sunshine by the pool on Wednesday after being voted off I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Here

Showing off her athletic figure, the blonde bombshell donned a blue Aztec print two-piece that clung to her slender curves.

Wearing her glossy tresses loose and tousled, she swept her locks over one shoulder, whilst she accessorised with a pair of wayfarer shades.  

'Heatwave here in #oz Nice to be able to enjoy the sun #Australia', she captioned the image. 

Candid: Ola Jordan, 34, admitted she enjoyed a passionate reunion with her partner of 13 years James Jordan the minute she was voted out of I'm A Celebrity on Monday

Ola's sizzling snap came after she indulged about her passionate reunion with husband James Jordan. 

After being separated for two weeks during her time in the jungle, she admitted the reunion with her partner of 13 years was well overdue.

The former Strictly Come Dancing professional, scrubbed herself for an hour to get rid of weeks of dirt before the steamy clinch, which James, 38, boasted 'only took two minutes'.

Better you than me! Ola Jordan has revealed that her husband James Jordan confessed he'd unlikely be able to handle a stint on I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! 

'I had a bath, got in and had a proper scrub, then I had a shower to wash it all off. And we had a kiss and a cuddle,' she told the Daily Mirror.

Meanwhile cheeky James quipped: 'It only took two minutes.'

Ola then insisted: 'A lady never tells but we have a very healthy relationship. Missing James was the hardest part.'

Speaking to The Sun, the Polish beauty added that she was considering motherhood with her long-time love. 

'I would like to be a mum one day,' she revealed. ' I don't know if I can or I can't, you just don't know. I would like to one day.' 

Special guest: The Polish beauty made an appearance on ITV's Good Morning Britain on Tuesday, after she was voted off I'm A Celebrity

Meanwhile Ola Jordan has revealed that her husband James was in awe of her decision to join I'm A Celeb - as he doubts he'd ever be able to handle the many gruelling and stomach-churning challenges.

Speaking from Australia on Good Morning Britain on Tuesday, the former Strictly Come Dancing star revealed of her husband: 'He said to me he would definitely not be able to do it. I catch all the spiders at home.'

Explaining why she decided to swap the ballroom for the jungle, she quipped: 'When else are you going to have five snakes on your face? It's brilliant.'

'It's being able to be close with animals and different thing, honestly, I love it' she added, while admitting that when it came to tasks 'everything was pretty, pretty bad'. 

Hiss! Ola joked that she relished the opportunity of having snakes on her face on the show

Another one bites the dust! Ola was the third celebrity to be evicted from the jungle on Monday's instalment of the reality show

However, she gave her stint an overall glowing review, gushing: 'It was a fabulous experience, I've got to say. 

'I would love to stay much longer of course I would, but I'm happy to be by the pool now enjoying cocktails. I was very lucky to be in the jungle with a very lovely bunch of people.'

As for her choice of winner, Ola is backing Scarlett Moffatt or Adam Thomas to be crowned ruler of the jungle - but she defended embattled contestant Martin Roberts, insisting: '[He] is a lovely man, he's just misunderstood.'

Homes Under The Hammer host Martin has been seen clashing with a number of his campmates on the show, and was even reduced to tears after a confrontation with veteran broadcaster Danny Baker. 

In his arms: With that the former Strictly star headed off across the bridge where she was greeted by fireworks and her husband

On Monday night's episode of the show, Ola faced off against Wayne Bridge in the bottom two, but was given the boot after the public failed to rally to save her.

Leaving the jungle, the dancer could barely contain her glee as she was reunited with her husband James - promptly leaping into this arms and giving him a kiss. 

As Ant and Dec waltzed into the camp to reveal the results of the public vote, the y revealed the campmates looked reticent lose another friend.

Scarlett Moffatt, Martin Robert, Jordan Banjo, Larry Lamb, Adam Thomas, Sam Quek, Joel Dommett, and Carol Vorderman were told they were safe - leaving Wayne and Ola in the bottom two.

Moments later a smiling Ola was told she was the third celebrity to be axed from the show. 

Joining the show's hosts in the jungle studio, a grinning Ola gushed about her time in the jungle - though she also admitted she'd found aspects of it hard.

Ballroom blitz! Facing off against Wayne Bridge in the bottom two, the former Strictly star  was given the boot after the public failed to rally to her

What a ride: 'It's been an amazing thing,' She chirped as she came out of the jungle. 'It's been an emotional rollercoaster'

'It's been an amazing thing,' She chirped. 'It's been an emotional rollercoaster.'

Describing the worst thing about her stay in the jungle, she admitted she missed her husband James and her home comforts. 

She explained: 'It's hard not having contact with anyone. It's the things you don't see at home [that you miss].'

But one thing that has made her time in the jungle was the 'squad' of girls: Carol, Sam, Scarlett and Lisa. 

'It's hard not having contact with anyone': Describing the worst thing about her stay in the jungle, she admitted she missed her husband James and her home comforts

'Everyone has been amazing,' she beamed. 'That's the thing which made it so great.'

Before adding that Carol was her best-friend and the one she wanted to win the competition.

With that the former Strictly star headed off across the bridge where she was greeted by fireworks and her husband. 

Earlier on in the show the camp mates tried to put a brave face on things, despite Lisa Snowdon's exit.

It's all gravy: The star dancer revealed there hadn't been a low point, bar the fish guts, saying: 'Everyone has been amazing. That's the thing which made it so great'

All that glitters: She was greeted by fireworks and confetti as she left the camp and made her way back to civilisation

Larry, Adam and Carol all lamented her early exit from the show, though Wayne Bridge was quick to pilfer her choice sleeping spot in the camp.

However, it was back to business as Carol and Sam were cherry-picked to take part in the Bushtucker Trial, Hot Sc-Air Ballooning.

Taking on the challenge, which saw the pair hoisted into the air, the two were tasked with walking across suspended between baskets and picking stars out of mid-air.

The aim was to swap the red and yellow stars over, so that each colour sat next to its corresponding colour.

Scare in the air! It was back to business as Carol and Sam Quek were cherry-picked to take part in the Bushtucker Trial, Hot Sc-Air Ballooning

Reach for the stars: Taking on the challenge, which saw the pair hoisted into the air, the two were tasked with walking across suspended between baskets and picking stars out of mid-air

A fall off the beam meant that the star would lose a meal for the camp, though they'd be able to continue with the task.

Their slow and steady approach nabbed them two meals for camp in the first section, though the pair were left shocked as they were raised up and a section of the walkway was dropped. 

Watching the section fall to the floor, Carol called out in shock: 'What was that?'

As Ant explained the terrifying twist in the game, the former Countdown star then threw her head back in nervous laughter and sighed: 'You really aren't nice are you!'

To which Dec replied wittily: 'No, he's not is he!' 

Flying high: Despite winning the task for the pair, there was a little surprise for Sam as the platform dropped out beneath her as she returned triumphantly to her balloon basket

But despite getting 'jelly legs' as they were raised, Carol managed to help Sam nab another four meals for the camp.

And despite the platform narrowing even further, and the duo being hoisted further into the air, the pair managed to keep their heads and claimed 10 meals for the camp.

In a dramatic and tense moment, the pair spun each other round to reach the final stars – though Sam ensured her campmate remained clam in the face of adversity.

Despite winning the task for the pair, there was a little surprise for Sam as the platform dropped out beneath her as she returned triumphantly to her balloon basket.

Despite getting 'jelly legs' as the stakes were raised, Carol and Sam claimed a full-house of 10 meals for the camp

As she was left dangling in the air, Ant cheekily quipped: 'Well, we said there would be a few surprises didn't we!'

Sam enjoyed flying around shouting Ninja Warrior, Carol asked if she too could fly and jumped out of her basket whooping and congratulating each other.

After returning to the ground, the pair declared their success was down to 'girl power' before they headed back to camp to celebrate their success.

Playing a trick on their camp mates some fibs, the duo said they'd been taken up 200 meters before running through the task in three minutes.

Later on in the show, clearly longing for the luxury of her Gogglebox sofa, Scarlett delved into her 'favourite subject' biscuits.

Mr. Action! Joel reviewed the celeb's cruise-ship activities-style plans for their days in camp

As a chirpy Martin congratulated them alongside Scarlett, the pair joshed Adam about his cheeky remarks earlier – having said they'd only bring two stars back.

While Wayne Bridge and Joel Dommett talked about the personal changes the challenge of living in the jungle has wrought on them, the former footballer revealed he'd tell his family he loved them more.

Clearly longing for the luxury of her Gogglebox sofa, Scarlett delved into her 'favourite subject'… biscuits.

Chatting to Martin Roberts and Jordan Banjo, the Northern lass revealed her secrets to dunking confectionery – saying a jammy dodger was a no-go.

Keeping fit: The campmates started off with a workout in the morning, which saw the camp do circuit exercises

Ola leads the way: Though Scarlett wasn't too impressed, asking why they would be doing it on a diet of rice

Meanwhile Joel reviewed the cruise-ship activities-style plan the celebs had mapped out for their day in the camp.

The campmates started off with a workout in the morning, which saw the camp do circuit exercises - though Scarlett wasn't too impressed, asking why they would be doing it on a diet of rice.

And Martin questioned the younger men and their 'Chippendale' bodies, though Larry Lamb proved he was more than a match for Adam in an arm wrestle.

And while Joel has been keen to flirt up a storm with Carol, he lavished all his attention of Ola Jordan as she taught him lifts and dance moves. 

Dirty dancing time: While Joel has been keen to flirt up a storm with Carol, he lavished all his attention of Ola Jordan as she taught him lifts and dance moves

Just like chicken! Following Sam and Carol's win in the challenge, the group were rewarded with crocodile feet – though Larry declared it would be just like being in KFC

Following Sam and Carol's win in the challenge, the group were rewarded with crocodile feet – though Larry declared it would be just like being in KFC.

Elsewhere in the camp, Carol and Joel were praising Martin for his change in attitude and health.

As Joel declared it was 'so great to see the change in him', Martin revealed he hadn't used his inhaler for a whole day, 

'He just feels like happier, and it's incredible. I'm so proud of him,' gushed Joel in the jungle confessional.

As the group fried up their croc legs, the group all eyes up the feet as they jumped around in the pan.

He's a changed man: Elsewhere in the camp, Carol and Joel were praising Martin for his change in attitude and health

'He just feels like happier, and it's incredible. I'm so proud of him': Joel revealed he was proud of his campmate for turning things around

'I hate the smell of feet, I hate the sight of feet, but as it turns out their pretty tasty!' Scarlett declared, before admitting she might have a 'foot fetish' after the delicious meal.

Following their tasty meal, the famous faces asked each other what they'd have done if they weren't famous.

Carol revealed her martial ambitions, saying: 'I wanted to be a Royal Air Force fighter pilot but I wasn't allowed because they wouldn't accept women.'

'It's fascinating to hear what everyone was doing before and what it might have led to,' remarked Larry as his fellow campmates talked about what could have been.

Adam revealed he would have been a dancer, though when asked if it would be lap-dancing he chuckled and told the other celebs he wanted to be a 'real dancer'.

Larry talked about his odd-jobs, including being a hopeless used-car salesman.

The team were then divided into two groups to take on the Jungle Underground, which rewarded the teams with a night in the pub if they collected an entry ticket

Joining them on the train were a number of huge snakes, spiders and other critters, which slithered into the carriage as they stopped at a red light

Wayne meanwhile joked he'd want to be on Emmerdale just to 'annoy' Adam, though he said he'd had a career as a teenage money-lender to his friends.

The team were then divided into two groups to take on the Jungle Underground, which rewarded the teams with a night in the pub if they collected an entry ticket.

As Carol, Ola, Martin, Jordan and Larry headed to the 'Snakerloo Line', the celebs were told they had to search the tube at each station stop to nab five tickets for a very special destination.

The two groups were lucky, despite the numerous surprises sprung on each tube journey and all 10 celebs gained access to the Jungle Arms

Worst commute ever? Despite declaring it the 'worst train journey ever', both groups were left celebrating as they arrived at the Jungle Arms to find a fully-stocked bar

As Jordan hoped there wouldn't be snakes on the challenge, a train pulled up to the platform.

Joining them on the train were a number of huge snakes, which slithered into the carriage as they stopped at a red light.

Not happy with their fellow passengers, Jordan said of one snake: 'This thing looks like Godzilla without legs!'

As the celebrities rifled through the tube's collection of decoy ticket for one special star ticket, they showed little fear as they faced-up to the critters – each bagging a star ticket each.  

Time to celebrate: Clinking glasses, the campmates could barely contain their glee as they all celebrated, and danced to Van Morrison

The late group, Wayne, Adam, Sam, Scarlett and Joel, went on the 'Critterdilly Line' – though the youngsters seemed to be having more trouble with the critters than the previous team.

As they rooted through the debris to get their tickets, rotting offal, giant spiders, cockroaches and scorpions all made them jump.

In the revolting carriage they all eventually managed to find their tickets – despite much screaming, squealing and jumping – meaning they joined the other group in the Jungle Arms – a special pub located in the heart of the outback.

Having a blast: As her fellow campmates danced and laughed, Carol squealed: 'Two drinks in this place after two weeks of nothing, it's too much'

Despite declaring it the 'worst train journey ever', both groups were left celebrating as they arrived at the Jungle Arms to find a bar, snacks and some home comforts laid out for them.

Clinking glasses, the campmates could barely contain their glee as they all celebrated, and danced to Van Morrison.

'Two drinks in this place after two weeks of nothing, it's too much,' squealed Carol.

The group then played a game of impressions, before indulging in a group sing-a-long before awaiting the departure of another friend from their ranks.

Group hug: The group then played a game of impressions, before indulging in a group sing-a-long before awaiting the departure of another friend from their ranks