Tonight was Cerys' last night in the jungle, having attained a very respectable fourth place.
Before the results were announced, Cerys told the Bush Telegraph: "I would never have thought I'd be at this point. I'm so excited about it!"
She continued: "It's been one of the most amazing experiences of my life and I want to say thank you."
At her exit interview, Cerys' 'best bits' were largely dominated by shots of her spending time with Marc Bannerman . She admitted to Ant and Dec that she was "gutted" that Marc hadn't made it back to meet her.
But any disappointment was quickly put to one side as Cerys realised that she would soon be joining her children. "I'm so excited," she said. "I get a whole day to spend with my children. I'm happy to be out."
Well Cerys, we're happy if you're happy, though of course we would have loved to see you walk off with the crown. But you've done fantastically well, and we're all very proud of you.
From tomorrow night, Ceryswatch will take a different format. Rather than reporting on what Cerys is up to - because of course, she's not in the camp any more - I'll be scouring the web to find links to any interviews Cerys has given since leaving the jungle, and giving them to you to play with.
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See you tomorrow with the first interview round-up. Until then... goodnight Ceryswatchers, and don't let the rats bite (unless you're Burnsalike)!
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