I’m Colin Fassnidge from a celebrity missing former co-star Pete Evans

I’m a Musician … Get me out of here! star Colin Fassnidge has targeted former My Kitchen Rules chef and controversial chef Pete Evans.

On Thursday, the Daily Telegraph reported that the Irish chef did not pull any punch when it came to Pete, and his comments, in an I’m I’m Celebrity deletion that received the publication.

‘He’s off the leash now,’ said Colin.

‘There are jokes and there are jokes and there are wise and there are wise. You’ve crossed the line on that one, there are some things you won’t do. ‘

‘I don’t agree with any of the comments,’ Colin said of Pete, who has been described as an ‘anti-vaxxer’ and a ‘conspiracy theorist’.

Pete was ready to join the team on I’m A Celebrity … but was broken after the non-Nazi meme scandal broke out in November last year.

Colin was in his place at the last minute.

The chef posted a cartoon of a cape wearing a MAGA cap and a butterfly with the non-Nazi logo Black Sun on its wing to Twitter.

In response to the scandal, it was dropped by more than 15 brands and supporters, including Kmart, Coles, Big W, David Jones and Woolworths.

Prior to that scandal, Pete copied a large fine when he promoted the $ 15,000 BioCharger lamp as a potential COVID-19 cure.

In April last year, Pete was fined $ 25,200 for incandescent lamp that he said would help treat coronavirus.

The Therapeutic Goods Administration issued two breach notices to Pete ‘s company for allegations of violating the Therapeutic Goods Act 1989.

The celebrity chef had a live video posted on Facebook on April 9 stating that the BioCharger tool could be used for ‘Wuhan coronavirus’.

In addition to his big scandals, Pete has previously been criticized for speaking out against sunburn, water fluoridation and advocating a Paleo diet.