I’m A Celebrity star Jack Osbourne broke down in tears while recounting the ‘shocking’ death of dad Ozzy – admitting the rock star’s passing ‘still feels fresh’.

The reality star, 40, entered the ITV jungle camp last night alongside the likes of Kelly Brook, Martin Kemp and Aitch to name a few.

In tonight’s episode, Jack opened up about his dad, Black Sabbath legend Ozzy Osbourne, who died in July of this year.

The emotional moment began with Emmerdale star Lisa Riley asking about Ozzy while she and Jack sat around the campfire.

In response, Jack admitted of his father’s passing: ‘It was definitely a shock.

‘I mean we knew he was sick for a while but it was definitely a shock, I mean we didn’t know it would be that quick..’

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Jack Osbourne broke down in tears while recounting his dad Ozzy’s death

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The I’m A Celebrity star wiped away his tears as he reflected on losing Ozzy

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Ozzy died of heart failure aged 76 at his Buckinghamshire home on July 22. The late singer poses with his family in 2002. Pictured from left are Aimee, Sharon, Kelly, Jack and Louis

‘It was the ultimate mic drop, he did a massive big gig and was like, alright I’m done.’

At this point, Jack then became visibly teary with Lisa offering her support to him.

He then addressed what Ozzy would think of him signing up to I’m A Celebrity.

Jack shared: ‘He’d be so supportive of this.’

Later on in The Bush Telegraph, the celebrity campmate revealed: ‘I’m still navigating it all, it’s been three nearly four months and so it’s still pretty fresh.’

Elsewhere in the episode, fellow stars Kelly and Martin took part in the ‘Dingo Balls’ challenge.

The duo faced a game combining general knowledge, bingo and balls.

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Jack’s fellow campmate Emmerdale star Lisa Riley offered her support to the star

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Elsewhere, Martin Kemp and Kelly Brook took on a challenge in a bid to win a treat for camp

Kelly and Martin entered the ‘Bingo booth’, where they were asked a series of trivia questions.

One such example was ‘How many lines are there in a Limerick poem?’

Upon selecting their answer, they had to place the number of balls which corresponded with the number and colour on the bingo board.

Ultimately, Martin and Kelly guessed 5 out of 5 answers correctly and exited the booth, although Kelly fell over as she made her way out.

Back in camp, the celebrities got a phone call in order to win chocolate for camp.

They were asked, “Which of these is the highest number – the number of movies that Kelly has acted in or the number of UK top 40 singles by Spandau Ballet?”

Successfully guessing Spandau Ballet as the highest number, the camp got to enjoy chocolate as their prize.