Kelly Brook admitted she was ‘completely broken’ following a tense row with her husband Jeremy Parisi in Wednesday’s episode of Celebrity Race Across The World.
The model, 44, has joined forces with her spouse for an epic journey through South America, but a huge mishap on their trip sparked a clash between them.
WHAT HAPPENED BETWEEN THE COUPLE
Thanks to an error, Kelly and Jeremy found themselves miles behind their celebrity rivals, and they ended up stranded in Brazil, with no local currency after spending too much money on a taxi.
Jeremy decided that they should get a taxi, but it cost them four vital hours in the race, while Kelly’s decision to take a coastal route also added to their time.
Storming down the street to find a bank to change some currency, Kelly told Jeremy: ‘Oh my God, like one terrible decision. You grabbed that taxi, and then we were stuck.’
‘If we’re moving at that pace, we’re going to keep making those mistakes.’
Jeremy hit back: ‘We’re on the same side!’
KELLY TALKS DESPERATION
Kelly said: ‘I know we’re on the same side but the fact is, we were so desperate to race and get on the road we’re now walking around a city we don’t know trying to find a bank.’
The couple eventually found a bus to continue their journey, but only after they’d missed two before.
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Visibly exhausted after spending all night in a bus station, Kelly admitted: ‘It’s 11.19am and we’ve missed two buses, so we’re going to try and get on the 1pm and we have to get down there now because I am, honestly, I am completely broken.
‘We are literally exhausted. Jeremy and I never argue. And I mean never. And we are being really tested on this.’
AS IT IS
Kelly and her spouse Jeremy are going head-to-head with three other celebrity pairs: TV presenter Jeff Brazier and his youngest son Freddie, radio star Scott Mills and his now-husband Sam Vaughn and actor Kola Bokinni and his cousin Mary Ellen.
The duo’s journey began at the gateway to the Amazon in Belém, Northern Brazil, and the couples are required to pass through five checkpoints before ending up at the finish line in Southern Chile.
