I’M A Celebrity campmates face going hungry AGAIN tonight as Sue fails the latest Bushtucker Trial
In a first look to tonight’s show – which will air at the later time of 9.10pm – the Corrie legend, 59, can be seen taking on the Partners In Grime challenge.
In the short clip from this evening’s episode of I’m A Celebrity, Sue is seen taking on trail with the other campmates in a bid to win much needed food.
They are all lined up and have to answer questions about each other.
Ant and Dec then ask Sue if she knew how many times Mike Tindall has broken his nose.
As she tries to think about the answer she is dowsed in black tar.
Trying to compose herself as she is completely covered in dark goo, she answers: “Two”.
But sadly this is the wrong answer as he has actually broken his nose EIGHT times.
Next she is asked if she knew Mike’s nickname, from his rugby days.
But fans will have to wait until tonight to see if she gets the question wrong again.
Meanwhile, last night Sue’s good pal Charlene, 42, was the first campmate to booted off the show after quitting her Bushtucker trial earlier in the episode.
She said: “It was emotional. To use that ridiculous American phrase, It has been a journey, and I’ve absolutely loved living with those guys.
“Every single one of those guys have been great.”
On sharing the jungle with disgraced MP Matt Hancock, the ITV broadcaster said she wanted to remain impartial and commented: “Well I think my money was on him or Liz Truss in terms of which one you guys were going to convince to come on.
“I was surprised but not surprised, I may well be in the jungle but journalism is my first job.”
She sipped on her glass of champagne and added: “I wanted to ask questions that people on the outside had.
“We had to live alongside him and adapt to that. He’s made some connections in there which is wonderful.”
Charlene also addressed the controversy around sleeping arrangements in the camp, after she refused to sleep in the RV with Matt.
The mum-of-two added: “I just think it would be really difficult to do the job that I will continue doing after I leave here once I have spent the night with a politician. Not in that way!”
