I'm A Celebrity accused of cruelty after Charlie Brooks misses out on chance to see her daughter Miss Brooks, a former EastEnders actress, had been paired with fellow contestant Eric Bristow, the darts champion, and given the chance to win luxuries by choosing one of five doors to open. Neither of them knew that the prizes behind each door included food, clean clothes - and various friends and family members. Kiki, who had been away from her mother for 18 days, was on the other side of a yellow door. Her distressed reaction was seen by millions of television viewers, and she had to be comforted by one of the darts player's sons, who was beside her. Only after realising that two of her fellow contestants had been able to see loved ones, did the girl's distraught mother, 31, realised that she had lost out on the chance to see Kiki. Miss Brooks said: "It felt like someone had taken a boot and kicked me in the guts. I didn't even think having a member of family behind the door would be an option. This is heartbreaking. Margaret Morrissey, of campaign group Parents Outloud, told the Daily Mail: "I find it staggering that [producers] have used a child in this way. To involve a seven-year-old is sinking to the bottom. A spokesman for the ITV show said permission for Kiki to take part in the game had come from her grandmother, adding: "A senior producer saw Kiki afterwards and she was fine. Kiki and her grandmother come to the jungle every day with the other friends and family, so the experience wasn't as out of the ordinary as it might look.