The campmates took on their latest challenge on last night's episode of the TV show.
Coronation Street star Sue Cleaver was on the receiving end of a "brutal" comment from Ant McPartlin on Saturday night's episode of I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here.
Before the first question was even asked, Sue pleaded with presenters Ant and Dec "please don't humiliate me on TV", Manchester Evening News reports. Fans flocked to Twitter to laugh at Ant's harsh honesty, with one saying: "The sass from Ant and Dec this trial is killing me." Top showbiz news The trial saw Sue get soaked in green gunge as she sat on the phone to Owen and Matt. Some thought her brief stint on the Who Wants To Look Silly On Air? trial gave viewers a good glimpse of what she would be like in an actual trial, as Matt Hancock has been voted to do most of them so far.Another agreed, writing: "Sue needs to do a trial Omg! She’s gonna kick off".
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