Hell’s Kitchen winner, Linda Evans has revealed that she turned down the chance to appear on ITV’s I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here.

Evans told The Mirror: “Working in a sweaty kitchen under pressure is one thing but slumming it in the Australian bush is quite another.

“Maybe I’d have done it when I was 25, but not now. I like my own space and at 66 I’ve had plenty of practice.”

She added: “Sharing a house with the others on Hell’s Kitchen was enough to get used to. Imagine having to do it in the jungle with the bugs in your bed.

“I’d much rather kill an eel than eat crocodile testicles. Not my cup of tea.”

Linda Evans has just been crowned winner of this years Hell’s Kitchen series and if I’m honest I’m a bit gutted by the public’s choice. That’ll teach me for not voting!

I have championed Ade from day one as I love his sarcasm and sardonic wit. He won the final challenge tonight by a mile and received a diners verdict of 9 out of 10, practically a miracle by Hell’s Kitchen standards. Whilst Linda is lovely and impossible to dislike, Ade is a better cook, better chef and more focused when he needs to complete a task.

It could have been worse though…..it could have been Jody!

Hell’s Kitchen finalists Ade Edmondson and Linda Evans have been allowed to pick some of their former colleagues to return to the kitchen and help them out for the show’s final.

After last night’s ‘disastrous’ night in the kitchen, Linda and Ade each got to choose two celebrities to assist them in tonight’s show.

Ade picked Niomi McLean-Daley and Danielle Bux whilst Linda brought back Anthea Turner and Bruce Grobelaar.

But who will win? Personally I am backing funnyman Ade, who I just discovered today has been married to Jennifer Saunders since the 80’s. Who will you be rooting for tonight?

Marco Pierre White is back in the kitchen as a group of unsuspecting celebrities prepare to face a journey into hell as they attempt to feed a restaurant packed full of discerning diners each night.

The celebrities will leave their star status firmly at the kitchen door as Marco puts them to the ultimate test. They will learn how to cook a menu of classic dishes inspired by food Marco likes to eat and will have to live up to his exacting standards.

Claudia Winkleman will host the live show nightly from the Hell’s Kitchen restaurant in East London when it returns for its fourth series on Monday April 13.

The celebrities taking part in the show are: TV presenter Anthea Turner; model Danielle Bux; singer Ms Dynamite; actor and comedian Adrian Edmondson; former Liverpool goalie Bruce Grobbelaar; Entrepreneur Grant Bovey; actor Jody Latham and actress Linda Evans.

Marco, dubbed the godfather of British cuisine, will attempt to work his magic on the rookie chefs as they have just two weeks to learn how to dish up a feast fit for showbiz royalty.

He will push them to their limits to achieve perfection and crank up the heat to ensure every diner is fed.

This time there will be no room for error as Marco will have the power to sack the celebrities who he thinks aren’t up to the job. When it comes to choosing the series winner, the power will be back in the hands of the viewers who will vote for their favourite.

And, for the first time on Hell’s Kitchen, each night the two trainee chefs who have failed to impress Marco will feel the heat as he banishes them into the restaurant to wait on tables. Each guest waiter will be responsible for serving half the restaurant under the direction of maitre d’ Nick Munier.

They will have to take all orders and deliver food to the tables, plus they will be responsible for dishing out the desserts from the trolley.

It’s every cook for themselves as they work in just one team to impress both Marco and the customers.

And with just one kitchen there will be nowhere to hide for the rookie chefs.

Plus Marco will be inviting celebrity chefs including his friends Jean Christophe Novelli and Mario Batali to Hell’s Kitchen where they will put the trainees through their paces in a set of unique challenges.