Fans call AngryGinge and Ruby Wax the ‘surprise double act’ after they eat pig scrotum and crocodile anus in first Bushtucker Trial, as public votes for Jungle Doomsday Vault.

AngryGinge and Ruby Wax took on the first Bushtucker Trial of the series on Monday’s episode of I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! – and in classic jungle style it was an eating trial.   

The pair headed to The Divey together and were seated at a large banquet table where they learned there would be ten rounds of delights on offer, all worth a star and a meal for camp.

Viewers claimed they were ‘the perfect double act no one saw coming’ as they gagged and grimaced their way through the trial. 

Elsewhere the episode saw Jack Osbourne open up about the death of his father Ozzy, Kelly Brook and Martin Kemp give the first Dingo Dollar Challenge a go and Shona McGarty open up about her anxiety – before Aitch was voted for Tuesday night’s trial.

For the eating trial, Ginge was up first, with a dish inspired by Maya Jama, named ‘Cryer Jama’ – a selection of giant cockroaches and mealworms, topped with a dash of dehydrated critters that the ranger sprinkled on top, salt bae style.

Finishing five cockroaches and five mealworms to win a star and one meal for camp, Ginge said: ‘If that’s the one we’re starting with, we’re in trouble…’

Next up, Ruby tucked into a dish inspired by Timothée Chalamet, called ‘Grimothy Chalomet’ – a witchety grub, topped with a cricket crouton to score them 2 out of 2.

For the rest of the menu, Ginge tucked into – ‘Margot Gobby’ – a bull’s tongue with a fish eye glaze, ‘The Slime-on Cowell’ – six snails with a beach worm reduction. 

Plus, ‘Russell Toe’ – a camel toe with cockroach-infused smoke which left Ginge turning bright red and retching as he told Ant & Dec: ‘It’s come back up in my mouth!’

He finished off with the worst of them all, ‘Benedict Bum-berbatch’ – crocodile’s anus. 

With his eyes watering and grabbing the sick bucket, he retched constantly and only just managed to keep it down in what looked to be the most intense and gruelling Bushtucker meal in I’m A Celeb history.

Whilst Ruby tucked into ‘Ronan Teeting’ – a cow’s teet with a garnish of duck tongue coulis, ‘Dame Spew-dy Dench’ – 3 vomit fruits, with a vomit fruit jus, and ‘Hugh Sackman’ – a huge pig’s testicle with a fermented seaweed foam infusion. 

As Ruby struggled to get it down, she remarked, ‘I think I’m pregnant!’

Lastly, Ruby finished off ‘The Knob Beckett’ – a bull’s penis, with a sparkler on top to honour the occasion. Instructed to eat the tip, Ruby successfully finished it which successfully won them 10 out of 10 stars.

A delighted, but slightly nauseous, Ruby and Ginge returned to camp to tell their fellow celebrities they’d won 10 out of 10 stars for camp, and would be eating well that night.

Fans loved the double act as they penned on X: ‘nah why is Ruby Wax and Angry Ginge the most unlikely duo I needed in life #ImACeleb #imacelebrity.’,

‘Ruby and Ginge are quickly joining a list of great unlikely friendships.’,

‘The unlikely relationship we never expected, but are here for #ImACeleb #imacelebrity.’

Elsewhere, it was the first morning in camp for the ten celebrities and it appeared the camp had an unwanted visitor in the night. 

Unbeknownst to him, a rat crawled across Eddie Kadi whilst he was sleeping.

Eddie woke in the morning in high spirits after a great night’s sleep on his comfy bed in camp. 

As Eddie told Ruby and Kelly about his slumber, Kelly was less than impressed as she said: ‘Of course you did! You’re in paradise up there!’ Pointing to her own bed, she remarked: ‘Look at this! There’s not even a blanket in here.’

Speaking of her comforts back home, Kelly admitted of jungle life: ‘This is definitely a departure from what I’m used to.’

Brushing her teeth up near the dunny, a bug landed on Kelly’s hand. 

As she squealed to flick it off herself, her toothbrush went flying into the jungle wilderness below. 

Lisa was off to the rescue as she headed down into the jungle bush to collect it for her. 

An impressed Aitch told the Bush Telegraph: ‘Lisa saved the day, she got right down there, I don’t even think she’s allowed down there to be honest. She’s breaking the rules and everything, she’s a badman.’

Ruby decided to lead a guided group meditation session, with Lisa, Shona, Jack, Kelly and Alex all partaking in the session down at the creek.

An impressed Kelly quizzed her on how she learnt to meditate, Ruby revealed: ‘I went to university 10 years ago and got my degree – in neuroscience, mindfulness and cognitive therapy at Oxford, and I was really stupid as a kid!’

Speaking of her fellow students at the time, she said: ‘They were snobby.’

She was then tasked with making rice and beans for breakfast for the camp and ended up burning it – leaving her campmates almost speechless as they ate. 

Later the camp had a group meeting where Shona McGarty broke down in tears as she admitted she doesn’t want to let her anxiety ruin her jungle experience.

The others comforted her as she spoke and said that she can rely on any of them if things get hard.

Later that day, Kelly and Martin headed off to face the ‘Dingo Balls’ challenge, a game of general knowledge, bingo and balls. 

Once inside the Bingo booth, Kelly and Martin were asked a series of questions, such as, ‘How many lines are there in a Limerick poem?’ 

 To which they’d have to select the right answer, placing the number of coloured balls in the shoot that corresponded with the number and colour on the bingo board.

With the balls filling up higher and higher in the booth, Kelly was nearly engulfed, as her head slowly disappeared. Martin and Kelly guessed 5 out of 5 answers correctly and exited the booth, with Kelly falling over as she made her way out.

Meanwhile in camp, the celebrities got a phone call in order to win chocolate for camp.

They were asked, ‘Which of these is the highest number – the number of movies that Kelly has acted in or the number of UK top 40 singles by Spandau Ballet?’

Successfully guessing Spandau Ballet as the highest number, the camp got to enjoy chocolate as their prize.

Meanwhile the end of the episode saw Lisa speak to Jack after the recent passing of his dad, Ozzy.

Jack admitted: ‘It was definitely a shock, I mean we knew he was sick for a while but it was definitely a shock, I mean we didn’t know it would be that quick…’

He added: ‘It was the ultimate mic drop, he did a massive big gig and was like, alright I’m done.’

Jack then got teary, as Lisa comforted him. Jack said of what Ozzy would think of him doing the show: ‘He’d be so supportive of this.’

Jack later shared in the Bush Telegraph: ‘I’m still navigating it all, it’s been three nearly four months and so it’s still pretty fresh.’

Finally, Ant and Dec returned to camp to announce that Aitch had received the most votes for the next Bushtucker Trial – the Jungle Doomsday Vault.

Fans will have to tune in to Tuesday night’s episode to see how he gets on.