Ant & Dec reveal what really happened between Fred Sirieix and Nella Rose during row

Ant and Dec seem to have dished the dirt on the feud between Nella Rose and Fred Sirieix that left the nation divided.

If you have been living under a rock or haven't been tuning into this year's I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!, you might be one of the only Brits who are blissfully unaware of the squabbling between the contestants in the jungle. Take a look here:

To quickly bring you up to speed - Nella didn't take too kindly to an offhand comment made by Fred and accused him of being 'disrespectful'.

The YouTuber had opened up to her co-star earlier in the series and explained that her father had passed away.

The 26-year-old was then discussing her age difference with Fred, who remarked that he 'could be her dad' at the age of 51.

Nella lashed out at her campmate and warned him to stay out of her way for the rest of their time together in the jungle.

She even refused the First Dates star's invite to join the rest of the group for food, making it clear she wasn't interested in making up.

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However, nothing stays the same for long in I'm A Celeb - and the pair seem to be back on decent terms with each other after working together in a task.

The pair even shared a high-five and viewers were both shocked and delighted to see them getting along and 'acting like besties'.

The show's presenters and resident pot-stirrers Ant and Dec have now shed more light on their supposed reconciliation.

During an Instagram live giving the rundown on the details of jungle life, which they dub 'The Jungle Club', the duo spilled the beans on how the pair sort of made peace.

A fan had asked them how Nella and Fred managed to bury the hatchet, so they shared their inside knowledge of the jungle beef.

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Dec explained: "Well, they didn't really. It wasn't a big coming together, it just seemed that things have thawed a bit."

The Newcastle-born stars also looked back on the moment Fred offered an olive branch to Nella by calling her for to join the camp as they ate their evening meal.

Ant chimed in: "I liked it when Fred said, 'I'll just leave this [the food] here if you want it', and she just said, 'thank you very much for that', it's good.

"We don't want loads of conflict like that, it's good that they've made up... or at least that they are getting on better."