Gogglebox favourite Jenny Newby left fans in stitches as she made a rude confession on Friday night's show.
Jenny, 66, had her best mate Lee Riley giggling along with viewers as she revealed what she'd rather do instead of the gruelling I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! eating challenges.
As Jenny and Lee sat down to watch the much-talked-about ITV series, Jenny confessed: "I don’t know if I’d sooner walk the plank or eat c**k."
Lee burst into laughter as she corrected her statement by adding: "I meant pigs, not pigs c***. Oh that sounds awful don’t it?"
As Lee, 65, continued to laugh uncontrollably, Jenny: "No, I mean, like was it pig's, or something's c**k?"
Lee then quipped: "Don't matter Jenny, you've done both."
"Yeah," Jenny said as the pair giggled together before she quickly said: "What am I saying yeah for? I haven't!"
Lee then let out a huge laugh. It appears he wasn't the only one tickled by Jenny's X-rated confession as viewers revealed they were tickled on social media too.
One wrote: "Jenny and Lee's reaction has made my week."
"Jenny and Lee on top form," another added while a third said: "Jenny is so flipping funny woman, every series on Gogglebox!"
"Not even half way through the programme and Jenny has me in stitches," another said.
Before the pair's appearance on this week's Channel 4 show aired, Jenny and Lee revealed they had voted for Matt Hancock for a Bushtucker trial earlier in the week.
Sharing a screenshot of the I'm A Celeb app showing their vote on Instagram, the pair wrote on their joint profile: "Couldn’t help myself sorry folks NOT Anyone else voting".
Mr Hancock, 44, has caused a stir amongst both campmates and viewers at home as he entered the jungle this week.
The disgraced Tory MP was seen receiving a grilling from Coronation Street favourite Sue Cleaver on Friday's episode.
Sue, 59, quizzed Mr Hancock over his lockdown actions, which saw him break his own guidelines and have an affair, which ultimately led to his resignation as Health Secretary in 2021.
He confessed he had "made mistakes" and pleaded for "forgiveness" before Sue Cleaver said it's time to the camp drew a line under the situation.
But, campmate Chris Moyles suspected Hancock was holding back the full truth – with host Ant McPartlin agreeing later, too.
Speaking to the Bush Telegraph on the show, Chris said: "Honestly, the way I feel now is he’s pulled the mask slightly off his chin a little bit but I still think he’s not telling us the full truth."
His words were echoed by Ant on the after-show live chat. As Dec admitted that everyone had wanted to see "open and honest" chat surrounding Hancock's antics, he said it was "good" that the subject had been broached.
