I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here campmates secured 10 stars in tonight's trial - despite a blunder from Matt Hancock.
The ITV show aired a new episode tonight, with the 10 remaining campmates settling back into jungle life after Charlene White became the first celebrity to exit the programme in the first eviction of the series last night. Olivia Attwood was forced to leave the show earlier in the series after medics were concerned for her health.
During tonight's show, the remaining celebrities had to partner up for a special Mr and Mrs style quiz game, which was called Partners in Grime. Seann and Matt, Sue and Mike, Jill and Owen, Boy George and Chris, Scarlette and Babatúndé all partnered up.
As they all arrived at the trial area, Ant explained: "This is Partners In Grime. In this game show you will compete in your pairs. You’ll be asked a question about your partner and if their response matches yours you will win a star. There are five pairs, so 10 stars to be won and each pair will have two chances to win. This is a Trial, of course, so there will be a few surprises along the way."
Dec added: "If you want to stop the Trial at any time just call out ‘I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!’ But that will end the Trial for you and your partner and you will lose the stars that you’re playing for."
As one celebrity answered the questions, the other had to wear headphones which played music so they couldn’t hear their answer.
Jill was asked how many haircuts Owen gets a week. The answer was two but she incorrectly answered one. However, she managed to ace the second question - when she was quizzed on Owen's Hollyoaks character's full name, Romeo Nightingale.
Scarlette had to answer who Babatúndé's favourite comedian is - it was Chris Rock - whilst Matt Hancock got Seann Walsh's question wrong, and when asked what weird Disney cartoon character crush Seann had, and he answered Bambi. A shocked Seann said it was in fact the Little Mermaid. However, Matt did get the second question wrong - and knew Seann's dog's name is Mildred-Barrett.
Boy George correctly said that Chris Moyles' breakfast show was Radio X, meaning they all bagged the total of 10 stars out of 10 stars. "When we set off this morning, if you’d told me we were getting 10 stars, I would have run to the Trial," an excited Owen said.
Seann added: "Yesterday we got 2 and now it’s a full house and we’re going to be full tonight."
Following the trial, fans rushed to social media and branded it a 'fix' - as they felt the questions were far too easy.
"This is a trial? Hardly challenging them is it #imaceleb," one fan wrote. A second added: "No way did Sue get mikes nickname correct.. such a fix #ImACeleb." A third shared: "What a b**** fix for Sue and Mike #imaceleb."
