Matt Hancock and Boy George took on the eating trial on I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! which included dishes such as fish eyes, sheep vag!na, camel p-nis, blended mealworms, blended fermented duck egg, vomit fruit and fermented tofu.

The pair managed to eat all 11 stars, but came back to camp looking unwell.

However, fellow camper and Hollyoaks actor, Owen Warner, was jealous that he did not get the chance to participate.

Warner, who has been seen happily eating campfire dinners such as wallaby tail, said he would have been happy to eat anything.

He said, “I feel like they’re not going to appreciate all this stuff they’re eating.

“They’re going to be retching, vomming a little bit, maybe saying it’s rank. I will eat anything.”

As Hancock and Boy George described how disgusting the trial had been, Warner simply looked jealous and muttered crossly: “That sounds alright.”

He told the Bush Telegraph, “They were listing what they had to have and everyone was like ‘ugh’ but my belly was rumbling at the sound of it.”
One viewer tweeted, “Owen, I’m growing concerned now.

It sounded appetising to you??” Another person wrote, “First person EVER to want to do an eating trial and of course its Owen.”

Someone else added, “Owen saying his belly was rumbling about the sound of the eating challenge. You okay hun?”

The eating trial is viewed as the most revolting challenge on the show and is dreaded by campmates every year.

However, Warner complained that the challenge was wasted on Hancock and Boy George.

He even called after the departing campmates to bring him back some leftover cockroaches for tea.

Warner’s comments may have come as a surprise to viewers, as the eating trial is known for being one of the most difficult and unappetising challenges on the show.

The campmates are often seen struggling to eat the revolting dishes, which include everything from kangaroo testicles to crocodile anus.

Despite Warner’s enthusiasm for the challenge, many viewers were horrified by the dishes that were presented to Hancock and Boy George.

The trial has been criticised by some for being cruel to animals, as many of the dishes include parts of animals that are not usually eaten.

Despite this, the eating trial remains one of the most popular challenges on the show, with viewers tuning in to see how the campmates will react to the disgusting dishes.

In previous years, the trial has led to some of the show’s most memorable moments, with campmates vomiting, retching and struggling to keep the food down.
For Hancock and Boy George, however, the challenge was a success, as they managed to eat all 11 stars and bring back food for the camp.

Despite feeling unwell afterwards, the pair were praised by their fellow campmates for their bravery and determination.