First look at I’m a Celebrity reveals Amir Khan doesn’t know what a Bushtucker Trial is while Vanessa White is a ‘screamer’
AS the brand new batch of I’m Celebrity campmates enjoy their final days of freedom in the lap of luxury, their WORST FEARS about jungle life are revealed.
In a first look at the new show, the stars talk about what they are dreading most about the jungle, as they get ready to face the Australian Bush.
And it seems Amir Khan, 30, really doesn’t know what he’s letting himself in for, as he is oblivious to the dreaded Bushtucker Trial.
Speaking in a video to promote the new series he said: “Bushtucker trial? I’ve never heard of it. What is that?”
Meanwhile, his fellow celebrities are preparing themselves for the worst.
Saturdays star Vanessa White, 28, admitted she gets anxious and might not fit in well with the surrounding wildlife.
Speaking to the camera she said: “I’m a screamer, a worrier, which means I’m not going to be very good in the jungle at all, but I will try my best.”
Talking about the potential lack of food, Made In Chelsea star Georgia Toffolo, 23, said: “Food wise I will miss Beef Wellington, it’s my favourite thing in the world.
She then added: “And I really like a six-inch tuna subway.”
Meanwhile, YouTube star Jack Maynard, 22, was more worried about what he might have to eat:
“I’ve never eaten testicle, I’ve never eaten penis, I’ve never eaten anus, I’m not even sure how you can eat anus but the thought of doing that, no it’s not exciting actually it’s just rubbish, I’m not going to enjoy it.”
Ex-footy star Dennis Wise talked about having to deal with his fellow campmates: “I’ve been able to deal with big personalities, I’ve had Vinnie Jones as best man at my wedding and I’ve roomed with Gazza, so anyone I’m sure I can deal with.”
Boris Johnson’s dad, Stanley Johnson, 77, said: “I look forward to challenges you see, that is fine. And I’ve climbed Mount Kilimanjaro a few times in the last five years.”
Former Hollyoaks star Jamie Lomas, 42, seemed to question his decision to go into the jungle, and said: “Do I have any questions of self doubt? Yeah every day, I’m like, ‘What am I doing? I must be mental.’
“But I think I wouldn’t be human if I didn’t have those thoughts.”
Elsewhere comedienne Shappi Khorsandi, 44, was remaining positive and said: “Listen I’m wearing a smile on my face, I always wear a smile on my face, but inside I’m kind of screaming.”
And footballer’s wife Rebekah Vardy, 35, admitted she was determined to go the distance: “I will 100% not say those words ‘I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here.'”