“COME ON LISA!” 🔥 Emmerdale stars are going ALL IN for Lisa Riley, urging viewers to vote her into the I’m A Celeb final — and their loud, united support is sending fans wild. The campaign is heating up fast…
Jungle Queen in the Making
With the I’m a Celebrity final just days away, Lisa Riley has emerged as a true fan favorite — and her Emmerdale castmates are making sure she feels the love from back home.
Swapping Mandy Dingle’s fierce leopard print for jungle boots and trials, Lisa has been winning hearts Down Under. Not only has she survived the first four eliminations, but she also smashed her first solo Bushtucker Trial, returning with eight stars for camp.
Rallying From the Woolpack
In a heartwarming show of support, Lisa’s Emmerdale co-stars gathered at the Woolpack to send her a message straight from the Dales. Emma Atkins, Tony Audenshaw, William Ash, Ned Porteous, Beth Cordingly, Chris Chittell, James Hooton, and James Moore all took part in the chant:
“Come on Lisa!”
Their plea to fans was loud and clear: “Lisa, you’re doing brilliant in the jungle. Please, everybody — vote for Lisa Riley!”
The video was shared on Emmerdale’s official Instagram, and fans were quick to share their love in the comments.
Support From Her On-Screen Husband
Lisa’s on-screen husband, Dominic Brunt, also spoke out during a Loose Women appearance, revealing the emotional rollercoaster of watching her from home.
“At first, she was quiet — not the Lisa we all know,” he admitted. “But after a few days, she came out of her shell. Now she’s just making us all so proud.”
His words echoed what many viewers feel: Lisa’s journey has been one of real growth and heart, filled with charm, resilience, and that unmistakable Dingle spirit.
The Final Countdown
As the finale approaches, Lisa’s name continues to trend, with fans calling for her to take the crown. With strong support from campmates, the public, and her Emmerdale family, she’s a serious contender to be crowned Queen of the Jungle.
One thing’s for sure: Lisa Riley has already won over the nation — and with just a few more days of voting, she could go all the way.
