Dean McCullough confronts Melvin Odoom 'over Houdini comment in explosive row' during I'm A Celeb's Coming Out Show

Dean McCullough is set to confront Melvin Odoom over his Houdini comment during I'm A Celeb's Coming Out Show on Friday night.

An explosive row reportedly breaks out in the episode as the two stars continue to clash over the camp chores.

Melvin, 44, branded Dean, 32, 'Houdini' after he continued to wander off when he needed to do camp chores.

During I'm A Celeb, Melvin fumed that he was all alone to complete his task and took Dean to town on his lack of co-operation.

At the time Melvin ranted to his campmates and said: 'This is a lone man situation, he’s very good at disappearing.'

But Dean wasn't prepared to let Melvin's Houdini comment go and called him up on it in tense upcoming scenes, according to The Sun.

Dean says: 'I saw Bush Telegraphs of you saying, "Oh, it’s another chore to ask Dean to do the chores".'

Melvin replies: 'Me calling you Houdini was my way of telling you I need help. 

'When we said, "Let’s do the water", I came up the steps and you were having a shower, when I came down you were folding your clothes by the bed, by the time I said, "Houdini" that was me saying, "I need help".'

But Dean insisted Melvin should have personally aired his problems with him instead of making the harsh comment.

In the Coming Out Show, which airs on Friday night at 9pm, the celebs are followed with cameras from the moment they leave camp and so it is likely producers have enough footage of her departure that they can use, before she decided to fly home. 

The boozy I'm A Celeb wrap party is also filmed for the Coming Out Show. 

It follows Alan Halsall's frustration at Dean for not partaking in his wood chore duty, which caused friction between the pair at the time in the jungle.

Tensioned boiled between Dean and Alan after they clashed over camp chores, with viewers admitting the BBC star was a little 'harsh'.

The Radio 1 DJ rubbed the Corrie actor, 42, up the wrong way after neglecting his chores and taking a nap.

Explaining the truth behind their awkward row, Dean insisted the conversation 'was really not that deep' and 'looked harsh on TV'. 

During an Instagram Q&A, one person asked Dean: 'Do you regret having a go at Alan? It was a bit harsh?'

Dean responded: 'I don't regret the situation with Alan at all, because that is life. 

'You know, if you're upset with someone, tell them, and let them respond, hear each other out, apologise, and move on.

'Like, it's really, really not that deep. Alan and I got on so well. We were very very close in there.

'It was just banter, day in, day out, so it felt quite normal for me to be like "you've upset me" because that's what I would expect him to do to me.

'And there was plenty of situations like that in there where people were honest about how they felt and we moved on. There was no drama, there was no agg.

'It probably looks harsher on TV, but in real life it was like, it was over in a split second, and to me, that's just life.'

After Alan stormed off to help Loose Women's Jane Moore collect wood while Dean continued napping, Dean was quick to jump down his throat.

'You don't fancy it? No?' the soap star asked, before traipsing off to help Jane himself after she confessed: 'I can’t do it on my own'.

Dean then later joined them and told Alan 'You can go back now', before the actor explained: 'I was trying to wake you up as soft as I could.'

Dean then hit back: 'Listen to me. If you're gonna wake me up, you need to give me a minute, alright?

'It takes a couple of minutes for my contact lenses to get back working again, alright, so you don't need to turn around to me and say "Do you not fancy it, Ok?" And then turn around and walk away.'

'I've listened to you, Jane was halfway down here, that's why I went' Alan replied as the pair got into a heated back and forth.