TWO celebrities are set to put their knowledge to the test as they take part in a gruesome version of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire on I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here!
The brand new Bushtucker Trial is set to air on Saturday, November 12 and has been renamed Who Wants To Look Silly On Air after the series has returned to its home in Australia.
Mike Tindall, 44, and Charlene White, 42 are among the 11 celebrities who could be taking part in the trial which will consist of six questions to be answered in 60 seconds.
However the chosen campmates will also be smothered in stinky custard, batter, fish guts, molasses and slime during the tricky challenge which will also feature the iconic music from the ITV game show.
The two celebrities will also have a set of lifelines to help them answer the questions including Phone A Friend, Ask The Host – Ant McPartlin, 46, and Declan Donnelly, 47, – along with 50/50.
It comes after tonight’s show saw Matt Hancock, 44, take on the dreaded Bushtucker Trial – Tentacles of Terror.
The task involved the MP being trapped in a giant octopus shaped cage that is submerged in water.
It came after the shamed politician’s highly anticipated arrival in the jungle was met with a mixture of shock, incredulity and uncontrollable laughter from the stars.
Charlene White, Mike Tindall and Chris Moyles’ jaws literally dropped, while Sue Clever, Boy George and Scarlette Douglas looked visibly upset.
Discussing their reactions on Twitter, one person wrote: “Mike Tindall’s reaction when Matt Hancock entered camp was priceless.”
A second added: “WOW wasn’t that telling. @MattHancock into camp and the reaction.”
While a third commented: “THE REACTION OF THE CAMP MATES. This is TV GOLD.”
The former health secretary joined the camp alongside comedian Seann Walsh, 36, after facing much criticism over his decision from the public and fellow politicians.
Shortly after arriving, he took part in the Beastly Burrows Bushtucker Trial alongside fellow Seann.
After seeing the politician come down the stairs, Seann doubled over in fits of laughter, later exclaiming to the Bush Telegraph: “Matt Hancock!” and laughing even more.
