I’m A Celeb Fans in Hysterics as Campmates Tackle the Best Ever Trial
Fans of I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! have been buzzing with excitement as the final four campmates tackled the iconic Bushtucker Trial known as Celebrity Cyclone. This thrilling trial aired just after a double elimination where Jack Osbourne and Lisa Riley bid farewell to the camp.
Celebrity Cyclone: The Best Ever Trial
In an exhilarating twist, the remaining contestants, Angry Ginge, Aitch, Shona McGarty, and Tom Read Wilson, participated in what has been called “the world’s most expensive slip and slide.” Tom expressed his enthusiasm, stating, “I’ve got a braced core and I’m ready for action.” Meanwhile, Ginge was buzzing with energy, saying, “I’m absolutely buzzing, I’ve been training for this for multiple years.”
Trial Details and Highlights
The objective of the trial was straightforward: secure all four stars on their respective markers and maintain that position for the duration. The challenge kicked off with contestants navigating a spinning twister before making their way down the slick slide.
- Shona showcased her determination as she tackled hefty bouncy balls.
- Aitch faced a hilarious mishap, nearly losing his clothes to powerful water cannons.
- Following an intense onslaught of bouncy balls and water waves, Shona managed to rejoin the marker just in time.
Upon successfully completing the trial, Shona exclaimed, “That was the best day of my life!” Aitch humorously concluded, “Cyclone? Completed it mate.”
Fan Reactions
The excitement didn’t stop with the contestants. Viewers took to social media, declaring this year’s Celebrity Cyclone as “hilarious” and potentially the best ever. Some notable reactions included:
- “That was hilarious!”
- “Was the cyclone even more brutal this year or am I imagining this?”
- “One of the best celebrity cyclones ever.”
- “This was fun, hilarious, and incredible. All four of them did an amazing job.”
- “That was brilliant! Well done, guys.”
I’m a Celebrity… airs on ITV1 and ITVX, and continues to draw significant viewer engagement as the season progresses.
