In a high-voltage dramatic event, Freddie Starr left "I'm A Celebrity" following an incident in which he was rushed to hospital after having a bushtucker trial with Towie's Mark Wright.

As per reports, the 68-year-old comedy star was apparently having a strict allergic effect to something. But even spending a complete night in hospital and going through numerous tests, doctors were not able to figure out the precise reason behind light headedness and breathlessness he was suffering from and therefore, the doctors recommended the legendary comedian not to return to camp.

Starr then had a meeting with the producers of the show in order to settle on what should be done next and after their meeting, they eventually decided that his condition was not good enough for carrying on with the show.

A statement stated, "Freddie has been a terrific contestant and his bushtucker trial has been one for the stand out moments in the history of the series and we wish him all the very best".

Though it is not yet clearly known whether or not some other celebrity will be called in for replacing Starr, the scheduled late-entries, Sinitta and Pat Sharp, have now joined the show.

The 68-year-old comedian, who went through critical heart surgery earlier in 2010, was informed that he could not gain access to the jungle following failure on part of producers for sorting out his cover in the nick of time.

The organizers of the show were in high spirits for their upcoming show and were doing their level best for getting things back on track after the legendary comedian Freddie, who was being deemed as one of the biggest stars of the show, had to quit at the last moment before shooting for the event was due to start in Australia.