I’M A Celebrity’s Frankie Bridge is left squirming as she turned upside down in a cage filled with rotten fruit and veg on tonight’s Bushtucker Trial.
The 32-year-old undertakes The Grim Grinder, a trial that sees her strapped into a moving metal cage while answering questions as food and creepy crawlies are dumped on top of her.
In a teaser for tonight’s episode, viewers see The Saturdays star getting covered in rotten food as the cage is turned upside and she’s asked to spell potato dauphinoise in 60-seconds.
Host Declan Donnelly says: “Here’s your question, Dauphinoise potatoes are made with cream and garlic, just spell Dauphinoise.”
Attempting to spell in the moving casket, Frankie begins: “D-a-u-l” to which Dec says: “No, start again”.
Trying not to get the rotten food in her mouth, the star starts again: “D-a-u-p-h-i-n-a-u-r-e” which is once again incorrect.
Fans will have to wait until tonight to see how Frankie fairs and if she manages to pick up much-needed stars for camp.
Elsewhere, the Loose Women panelist was left horrified when her husband Wayne shared a very personal bombshell in her letter from home on last night’s show.
The singer was left blushing through her tears as her other-half made a reference to missing her constant wind and “wafting”.
In Monday night’s episode, the celebrities gathered to read the coveted letters from home that they had unlocked with the latest challenge.
Tense scenes saw the group remembering six-digit codes to correctly input into a computer before unlocking the letters from their families.
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David Ginola and Adam Woodyatt were the two celebrities left without a letter after their team-mates for the challenge failed to input the code.
Nontheless, emotions were running high and tears were falling as the campmates sat in a circle, and took turns reading theirs aloud.
Frankie read an emotional letter from her former footballer husband Wayne, 41, and their two sons Parker and Carter.
The Loose Women panellist immediately broke down into tears as she listened to her husband’s words, which BBC presenter Louise Minchin read aloud.
Wayne’s affectionate mockery of his wife had the camp in hysterics, as he penned: “First of all, I did not vote for you to do the karaoke trial.”
“You are strong and determined, more than you know, I couldn’t be prouder,” he gushed before making an embarrassing revelation about Frankie.
“It’s been so good watching you just being yourself. Farting, wafting – blame it on the beans, hey babe?” he joked, as the singer blushed.
She laughed off the intimate bombshell, and her giggles quickly turned to tears as her sons wrote a few words at the end of the letter.
“Mummy, you are the best mummy in the whole wide world, you are strong like daddy. Love you even more than the world,” the note concluded.
Fans loved Wayne’s sweet words to his wife, and took to Twitter to gush over The Saturday’s star as their “queen of the castle”.
“Frankie is the queen of the castle in my eyes. What a beautiful family she has too,” one woman wrote.
A second chimed in: “Love that Frankie can just be 100% herself. Her relationship with her husband seems perfect.”
“Frankie and Wayne are couple goals,” concluded a third.
