Prior to David's elimination earlier this week, the couple constantly argued and made their fellow campers visibly uncomfortable. However, after David was evicted, Lisa seemed much more relaxed and at ease, reports The Daily Mail Australia.
Lisa described being in the camp with David as 'awful' but revealed she had a 'great time' after he left.
After calling her husband a 't**t', she confirmed that she "will be speaking to a divorce lawyer."
"I feel like he is a boat anchor around my neck, and after 17 years I've had a revelation," she told hosts Dr. Chris Brown and Julia Morris.
When asked if she was joking, Lisa said: "No, I don't think I am actually."
So how did David react to Lisa's announcement?
David Oldfield took a swipe at his wife, encouraging her to "go straight ahead" and file separation papers, before claiming he is the "primary carer" of the couple's two sons, Harry, 6, and Bert, 4.
"She always does what ever she wants to do, and the children and I are just dragged along mercilessly afterwards," he told The Daily Mail Australia after he was asked about Lisa's divorce bombshell.
He continued to slam at his wife's domestic abilities.
"I guess she'll just have to learn to do all the kids' washing and cooking, and everything that happens around the house. She'll have to take some classes in how to do that stuff'."
David also gave an ominous message to Lisa- who is still in South Africa for duties on I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!
"You've got a long flight home, I hope you don't have a drink. You've got lots of time to think, but seriously darling, if you think this [divorce] is the best thing for you, go straight ahead!"
He also joked: "I'm single again now, so I've got a hot date tonight!"
This is not the first time Lisa has threatened to divorce David, as she vowed to end her marriage in May last year.
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