The decision comes after reports about Beau being involved in an alleged ‘feud’ while filming surfaced.

There were rumours Beau kicked up a fuss after learning his competitor Nathan Buckley had earned a hell of a lot more than him. 

Originally reported by the Herald Sun, a source told the publication that he’d overheard Beau “responding angrily he was in the jungle free of charge”. 

There were also claims the former NRL player had threatened to leave the show if his pay check was not bumped up, but in an interview with the Daily Telegraph, he dismissed the rumours as utter rubbish. 

“First of all it is untrue. I got on really well with him and I speak to him probably every day since the jungle,” he explained before adding: “Not one person in there spoke about money that I was aware of, even though Bucks probably did get paid
the most. I’m used to criticism, but that one hurt. I am a lover not a fighter.”

Beau went on to say the rumours “hurt” him. 

“That one hurt considering they made it about money and a feud between us two. I am happy to put that to bed,” he said.

He is the fourth celebrity to ever tap out of the game, following behind tennis star Bernard Tomic, former professional boxer Anthony Mundine, and comedian Mel Buttle.

Beau Ryan lets it slip how much money he made to appear on the show.

Obviously, fans were a bit shocked when the former rugby star abruptly departed from I’m A Celeb, and his most recent speech on the show revealed his intentions on why he really decided to call it quits. 

“As you know, the last couple of days I’ve been struggling, today I was a bit broken. It’s been really hard for me, I’m not going to lie to you,” he said.

“The reason I did this show is to test myself, which I have. I’ve shown Australia the good, bad and ugly of me. I’ve had some moments I regret, some moments I don’t, but I’m proud of everything that’s happened.”

He went on to say he couldn’t “explain” his feelings about the bonds he’d created with the other celebrities, but was adamant on returning home to his wife and two children.