The former UKIP leader, 59, made it to the final three campmates and narrowly missed out on the win - after Sam Thompson was declared King of the Jungle and Tony Bellew came second.
England's Lionesses are helping to raise money for an advanced bionic eye from America for nine-year-old Myah Hauxwell from Mansfield, Nottingham.
Lionesses legend Jill Scott admitted she wouldn't feel 'welcome' in Saudi Arabia as an openly gay woman and labelled Jordan Henderson's decision to play in the nation as 'a very sad situation'.
Ian Wright seemingly aimed a jibe at the Royal Family and their absence throughout England's Women's World Cup campaign, prior to England's clash with Spain on Sunday.
Taking to Instagram Gabby, 50, shared a glimpse of the jubilant commentary box, before they headed off to join the team in the locker room.
In a message to the England squad as they were propelled into their first ever women's World Cup final, the King sent his 'very best wishes' to the team ahead of the game against Spain on Sunday.
The Prince of Wales praised England, tweeting: 'What a phenomenal performance from the Lionesses - on to the final!
Ant and Dec, Holly Willoughby and Romeo Beckham have joined a slew of stars flooding social media with praise for England's Lionesses, as they reached the World Cup final on Wednesday.
A tense match saw the team storm to victory over their classic rivals thanks to goals from Ella Toone, Lauren Hemp and Alessia Russo, meaning they'll go head-to-head with Spain in the final on Sunday.
The Lionesses will take on Australia in Sydney in the Women's World Cup semi-final at 11am UK time today, with Britons watching the match on TV on 'Work From Home Wednesday'.
The Lionesses will take on Australia in Sydney in the Women's World Cup semi-final at 11am UK time today, with Britons watching the match on TV on 'Work From Home Wednesday'.
The Lionesses will take on Australia in Sydney in the Women's World Cup semi-final at 11am UK time today, with Britons watching the match on TV on 'Work From Home Wednesday'.
The Lionesses will take on Australia in Sydney in the Women's World Cup semi-final at 11am UK time today, with Britons watching the match on TV on 'Work From Home Wednesday'.
The Lionesses will take on Australia in Sydney in the Women's World Cup semi-final at 11am UK time today, with Britons watching the match on TV on 'Work From Home Wednesday'.
The Lionesses will take on Australia in Sydney in the Women's World Cup semi-final at 11am UK time today, with Britons watching the match on TV on 'Work From Home Wednesday'.
The Lionesses will take on Australia in Sydney in the Women's World Cup semi-final at 11am UK time today, with Britons watching the match on TV on 'Work From Home Wednesday'.
The Lionesses will take on Australia in Sydney in the Women's World Cup semi-final at 11am UK time today, with Britons watching the match on TV on 'Work From Home Wednesday'.
The Lionesses will take on Australia in Sydney in the Women's World Cup semi-final at 11am UK time today, with Britons watching the match on TV on 'Work From Home Wednesday'.
The Lionesses will take on Australia in Sydney in the Women's World Cup semi-final at 11am UK time today, with Britons watching the match on TV on 'Work From Home Wednesday'.
The Lionesses will take on Australia in Sydney in the Women's World Cup semi-final at 11am UK time today, with Britons watching the match on TV on 'Work From Home Wednesday'.
The Lionesses will take on Australia in Sydney in the Women's World Cup semi-final at 11am UK time today, with Britons watching the match on TV on 'Work From Home Wednesday'.
