Speidi Returns to I’m a Celebrity

June 4, 2009 at 6:23am PST

Tags: cash prize, charity, Costa Rica, Heidi Montag, I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here, jungle, MTV, NBC, Spencer Pratt, Stephen Baldwin, The Hills

Photos: NBC

What’s that? Nails on a Chalkboard…

Close, it’s Speidi returning to I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! after quitting the show during Tuesday’s episode.

This was the third time Spencer Pratt and Heidi Montag threatened to bail. During Monday night’s premiere they wanted to throw in the towel twice.

Then Spencer prayed to the Twitter gods that NBC let them be back on the show. (This is after he was baptized by Stephen Baldwin during Tuesday’s episode.)

"The devil fooled Speidi in to making an awful decision and we are praying to Jesus to get NBC to give us another shot to redeem," Pratt wrote.

He also told other contestants that ‘super celebrities don’t belong in the jungle,’ and he was ’too rich and famous’ for the show.

Hey, ignorance is bliss….right, Spency.

We can’t wait for MTV’s checks to dry up, and you fade away into the black hole you came from.

The show features 12 contestants competing in the jungles of Costa Rica for a cash prize to be awarded to the charity of their choice.

They can’t even ‘rough’ it for charity, now that’s just sad!

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