The won viewers over with her genuine sweetness, and Georgia 'Toff' Toffolo was just as adorable on today's This Morning, fan-girling over Holly Willoughby, revealing she fell in love in the jungle and admitting the truth about her 'law degree'.
When Holly revealed that she's pegged Toff to win from day one, the former Made In Chelsea star gushed, "I can't believe you even know my name! Let alone picking me as a winner!"
The star has been reported to have achieved a law degree, but she set the record straight admitting that she doesn't have a qualification because she dropped out of the course twice.
"I started it and dropped out, then I started another and dropped out again," she admitted. "I've always had an interest in politics, [so] I just don't know what the future holds. I want to use my influence with this to do good."
Speaking of politics, she opened up about her crush on co-star Stanley Johnson, admitting she's got a thing for middle-aged politicians.
"When I saw Stanley I was like, 'oh my god!' He is in the upper bracket of middle aged but I fell in love. I used to follow him around camp. I've never met anyone like him before. I'm going to have a little drinkie with him later."
Admitting she's "gagging for a glass of wine," Toff said she's going to have to take it easy at the wrap party because she made herself sick by eating too much last night.
And she also marvelled at the fact she even made it on to the show.
Speaking of her win, she said: "I was beyond shell shocked, it was the most bizarre thing. I couldn't believe I was there in the first place, I thought, 'how on earth have you pulled this blinder? How are you in here?' Because i don't have any talent of note. But I just loved it."
"I loved the simplicity, we had to do certain things to exist. Even things like doing the dunny, it was bizarre but it was comical. I didn't mind doing the dunny."
"I shocked myself, I didn't think I had this strenth. i joined Made In Chelsea when I left school. I haven't been through with much similar. I had to prove girls are as strong as boys."
And she had no idea that people would like her, fearing she got voted into Number 10 for being 'too bossy'.
"I just thought everyone would think I'm this blonde airhead," she said.
The Made In Chelsea star was crowned queen of the jungle last night after overcoming her fears and triumphing on the ITV show.
Georgia had been odds-on bookmakers favourite to win the show for over a week after wowing viewers with her bravery in trials and constant positivity and happiness in camp.
She became the third female to win the series in a row – following Scarlett Moffat and Vicky Pattison – and beat third-placed Radio DJ Iain Lee and soap actor Jamie Lomas in the final.
After being announced as the winner, Toff, 22, stood open mouthed for 30 seconds unable to speak.
She said: “I don't know what to say, obviously I am shocked I didn't think anyone would like me. “I am really taken aback, it is really overwhelming. Wow. Is this real?
“It is a dream, I have watched this since I was a little girl.”
She was given her crown by previous winner Scarlett Moffatt who praised her for "doing it for the girls".
Toff said her cheeks hurt from three weeks of smiling trying to keep her camp mates happy. “If you don't stay positive you wouldn't enjoy yourself,” she explained.
On her experience she added: “It is so surreal, I loved it in there so much. I loved every second, I didn't even mind cleaning the dunny. Nothing can prepare you for it.”
Referring to her trials, she added: “I didn't think I had the strength to do what I have done in here, I don't know where it has come from. I had to go out and prove girls could do it.”
In the last few days, she has missed close friend Stanley Johnson, she said: “I was beside myself when he went, we had these amazing little moments, what a lovely man. And I get to see him today.”
Second placed Jamie Lomas, 42, said: “Toff is great at lifting spirits, she has been amazing. “She has been a great champion, well done, she deserves it.”
Ahead of the final her mum Nicola had praised her appearance on the show saying to Toff: “I need to tell you that my heart is bursting with pride because you have shown everyone how strong, fair, how kind you are your little positive face every morning when you wake up.”
Toff herself couldn't even believe she had even made the final, saying: “Someone has totted up the votes, how out of all the people am I here. This is nuts. People are voting for us to be in the final. This is amazing.”
Having already completed a number of trials during her three weeks in camp she also overcame a horrendous last one the final after being chosen for 'John T-revolting' and had to get into a plastic transparent box to win three starters for the finalists plus her own drink and treat.
To win the total of five stars she had to stay in the box for ten minutes. Biting green ants were put into one arm, soldier crabs in the other arm, in her right foot they poured cockroaches and in her left it was yabbies and mud crabs.
To top it off she had spiders, scorpions and burrowing cockroaches around her head. She lasted until the end and won the five stars but said: “Whoever thinks of these trials is warped.”
Asked about the hardest challenges, she said: “My greatest achievement in the jungle was doing nine minutes with those enormous pythons on me. The Snakes Are High trial – one of my lowest points was my biggest triumphs. I was freaking out but there was no way I was going anywhere.
“There are quite a few things that are not as you imagined. The hunger and starvation is so rife. I kind of thought someone who give us a few titbits just to see us over until dinner but they don't. What you see on the telly is actually what we go through.
“I do quite like rice and beans weirdly, I don't know how or why. For me I always eat my beans first one by one and then savour the rice because it is bloody fantastic.”
Asked what she had missed the most, she said: “I love my heated rollers at home. Heat them up and pop them in and put the make up on and then it is a big beautiful bouncy blow dry. So it would be the heated rollers.”
She became close friends with Jennie and in particular Stanley Johnson who she treated like a new granddad.
Toff said: “Do you know my opinions haven't changed but I never envisaged growing so close to these people because we are so different. Maybe outside we never would have met. I can believe I have formed such amazing friendships out of these people. It has really shocked me and it is amazing.
“Stanley in Made In Chelsea? Oh my god that is going to happen when I get home, we can do a bump in on the King's Road. Stanley has promised me he is going to watch it which is just everything.”