I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! stars Boy George, Babatúndé Aléshé and Chris Moyles had an awful outing in the latest Bushtucker Trial on Tuesday evening.
The trio left camp to embark on the Angel of Agony Bushtucker Trial after Matt Hancock was finally not voted by the general public to do the challenge in the latest episode.
The trio were immediately not off to a 'great start' as they dropped stars during the Bushtucker Trial and they ultimately only brought home three stars out of a possible 11 for camp.
Chris, Boy, and Babatúndé were placed in wooden boxes that were on top of each other, with Chris at the bottom and Babatúndé at the top and each compartment was filled with creepy crawlies and snakes.
Culture Club star Boy George unscrewed gold stars while chanting and sliding them through a slot toward Babatúndé.
However, things didn't go to plan as Gogglebox star Babatúndé accidentally dropped the star.
Watching from the sidelines, Ant said: "Not a good start," while Dec added: "Not a great start."
Chris questioned himself on his decision to wear shorts while Boy George continued to chant.
Ultimately, the trio only clinched three meals for camp as Babatúndécontinued to drop the stars.
I’m A Celebrity fans were left feeling for the Gogglebox star after he chose to be in the middle box as it became clear it was the hardest positions.
Taking to Twitter, one wrote: "That was the most excruciating and unfair trial I’ve ever seen," as another said: "I feel bad for Baba tbh."
A third wrote: "Baba's having an absolute nightmare here," as another said: "That middle part is actually quite hard. Feel for Baba."
This comes after the I'm A Celeb campmates got an eye-full on Tuesday morning when a huge banner with Matt Hancock's name flew above their heads.
Mr Hancock's controversial deal with ITV has sparked a petition against the MP as Covid-19 Bereaved Families for Justice launched a campaign titled 'He's no celebrity - stop Matt Hancock appearing on I'm A Celebrity '.
The petition, which currently has over 45,000 signatures, has garnered enough attention that the website, namely 38 degrees, were able to fly an anti-Matt banner over camp on Tuesday morning.
The huge banner, which measured at 35 metres, read the words 'Covid Bereaved Say Get Out of Here'. It was flown over the ITV show's base camp on the NSW/QLD border in Australia.
A spokesperson from the petition site explained that the plane was 'hired and sent out to make sure Matt gets the message'.
Speaking to Daily Star, they said the pilot suggests that the 'banner was spotted' by the I'm A Celeb campmates.
The CEO of 38 Degrees, Matthew McGregor, told the publication that their banner makes their message 'crystal clear' to Mr Hancock.
