Tāme Iti on shock Celebrity Treasure Island decision

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Celebrity Treasure Island took a dramatic turn on Tuesday night with major twists and turns. Te Ao Māori Digital Producer and Celebrity Treasure Island fan Mariana Whareaitu spoke to Tāme Iti about the shock decision she made during the eventful episode. Tāme Iti at Celebrity Treasure Island offers a great TV viewing experience. The long-time activist has shouldered many labels—award-winning artist, actor, te reo champion, one-time suspected terrorist, biker, national treasure—and adopted a new label during his time on the show treasure hunter. Since then he has created some iconic Celebrity Treasure Island moments; Instructing blameless Laura Daniel on where to put fishing net but admitting her inexperience matter after walking towards middle of lake, calling rival Kārearea captain Jordan Vanderma a "stupid ***" in confessional after Vandermade Tāme a challenge He targeted him with buckets of water and then took his own revenge by performing haka to excite his opponents. And when he came through to claim victory in a team challenge that had humiliated most of the competitors and their throwing skills, you could hear a country erupt in collective cheer. So his departure will be a huge disappointment for fans. You know, you're going through this too,” Tāme said when I asked what was behind his decision to leave. At 1.70 meters tall, Tāme has a diminutive, albeit fashionable, figure. For event we're both attending - he's attending, I'm knocking down the door - he's wearing a plain black T-shirt with words "I'll speak Maori" repeated in white stripes, thick black-rimmed glasses and his signature midnight black bowler hat. At first glance, she exudes a trendy, artistic vibe that belies the fact that she is 71 years old. But then you notice white hair peeking out from under hat, hearing aid inserted into right ear, and the lines worn by time parallel to lines on face. He well and truly maintains kaumātua status, and this, along with his medical history, meant that he had strict instructions to withdraw from the show if his two sons had any doubts. "I had to do that for a moment because I didn't realize; you forget you're in your 70s!" Tohorā broke the news to her teammates in an emotional roundtable poroporoaki, calling them over for a hui around the campfire. “Yeah, they weren't too happy about it. There was some tangitangi. “It's not a good place be in your head when you're conscious about your health, and I didn't want to hold our team back, so the best thing for me do was [make] the cut!” Whanau support Tāme's health is a whānau matter, as is his decision to join Celebrity Treasure Island. Before heading to the show, she consulted her sons Toi and Wairere and their strategies to stay in shape. They also agreed on an exit strategy. "We wanted to support reason he did the show," said his son Wairere, "but we gave him specific instructions to pull plug if he felt his health