Boy George, Seann Walsh and Mike Tindall are set to face the latest Bushtucker Trial on Tuesday evening as they take on ‘Grot Yoga’ on I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here!
Hosts Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly once again proceed over the sticky challenge as the three campmates crouch down in boxes to be pelted from above.
In an apparent nod to Boy George’s chanting in camp this season, a new teaser clip for the trial has shown the three celebrities asked to say ‘Om’ as they adopt the ‘burrowing cockroach’ position.
The trio adopt the yoga pose for one minute from a gong as Seann and Mike have offal thrown on them from above.
Meanwhile, Boy George, who is a vegetarian, is strewn with rotten fruit and vegetables in the challenge.
Seann is quickly screaming as the mess is thrown down on top of him, before Dec says: “Just the Om, Seann. That’s more of a scream.”
The trio stay in position until Ant again chimes the gong, with the rest of the challenge presumably seeing Boy George, Seann and Mike adopt other yoga poses in the unusual trial.
The three campmates are among the remaining group in the jungle after three consecutive eliminations saw Charlene White, Scarlette Douglas and Sue Cleaver depart.
On Monday evening, the Coronation Street star became the latest to walk the rope bridge to Ant and Dec’s ITV jungle studio as she admitted she was ready to be out of the camp.
The soap star – who plays Eileen Grimshaw on the ITV soap – was thrilled to be voted out of the reality show, as she admitted during an appearance on Good Morning Britain that it was a ‘real slog’ in there.
She explained how difficult and disorientating it was for her that she and her campmates didn't know what time of day it was as they tried to work it out from the sun.
A fan of the show, Sue said she used to be the biggest armchair critic – but now realises how tough the show is.
Speaking on Good Morning Britain, she said: "You are literally looking at the sun and trying to figure out what time of day it is and where the sun is in the sky, you’ve lost all track of time, you’re sleep deprived.
“You don’t know what time you’re going to bed, you don’t know what time you’re getting up, so it’s very disorientating and I don’t think you realise that when you watch the show."
She added it was a "really hard slog" for her. "I mean, I’ve watched the show from the beginning, I’ve been the best armchair critic there could be but until you’re actually in there it’s hard, it’s a really hard slog," she shared.
