Soccer player Jill Scott should have been attended to by a doctor on I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! On Thursday after a cockroach got stuck in her ear.
The sports star, 35, had the creepy crawler stuck in her ear after competing in The Scareground Experience, with paranormal fans of the show immediately comparing it to popular 2011 contestant Fatima Whitbread who had a bump on her nose.
“I just got a cockroach in my ear,” Jill said after competing for the Beach Day prize draw in the hard challenge.
‘Come to the woods, it’ll be fun,’ they said: Celebrity host Jill Scott was left horrified at Thursday’s show when she got a cockroach stuck in her ear during an experiment
When the paramedic pulled her out, Jill said, “Come into the woods,” they said, “It’s going to be fun (they said)…”
“Jill, that was bigger than Fatima Whitbread turning up her nose!” Ant’s host quipped afterwards.
Viewers will remember that in 2011, Fatima had 7,500 cockroaches poured into her Perspex helmet when one of the creatures crawled up her nose.
When the paramedic pulled her out, Jill said, “Come into the woods,” they said, “It’s going to be fun (they said)…”
Shocking: Viewers will remember that in 2011, 7,500 cockroaches were poured onto a Perspex helmet when one of the creatures crawled up its nose (pictured)
“Jill, that was bigger than Fatima Whitbread turning up her nose!” The Ant host sneered after that
Brave: Jill Trial took it in her stride and did the best she could
Back at work, Jill said, “I can hear now! Well, how did we do that?”
Then, viewers took to Twitter to express how much they love Jill.
“Jill Scott you legend,” someone tweeted.
Another added: “You propper!”
You must give Jill the crown of the Queen of the Jungle now. A happy, non-complaining, brave, practical, good-humored, caring and generous person tweeted.
Ant and Dec reveal that Gil will get four balls to go to the tombola for the beach day prize draw.
During the challenge, Mike Tindall was covered in green ants, while Owen was repeatedly dunked in a tank of grubs, snakes, and mud.
YOU’RE A LEGEND: Then, viewers took to Twitter to express how much they love Jill
You must give Jill the crown of the Queen of the Jungle now. A happy, non-complaining, brave, practical, good-humored, caring and generous person tweeted
Tricky: During the challenge, Mike Tindall was drenched in green ants, while Owen was repeatedly dipped in a tank of grubs, snakes, and mud
It’s tough: Jill was covered in cockroaches during the challenge
Mike was out with six and Owen with 10.
It is then revealed that Jill, Matt Hancock and Sue Cleaver won the day outing at the beach.
You really deserve this after what you’ve been through. And the fact that you’re so hungry, Matt said to Jill.
Owen added to the camera that he was happy that Jill won the final prize.
Winners: Jill, Matt Hancock and Sue Cleaver were then revealed to have won a round on the beach
“Jill is such a sweet, sweet soul,” he said, “she’s an angel, I’m so happy for Jill.”
During Monday’s show, Gil hinted at a secret feud with fellow camp Boy George.
The lioness, 35, said she didn’t want to get on the wrong side of the Culture Club singer, 65, and would do anything for her “quiet life”.
Jill and George find themselves on laundry duty with Karma the Chameleon choosing to use the pool instead of the bathroom.
Awkward: During Monday’s show, Gil hinted at a secret feud with fellow camp Boy George
Later in the Bush Telegraph Gill said: “Today, George added a new process to what he wanted to do and there was no way I was going to change his mind.”
Before adding: “I just do what he says. Anything for an easy life.
Former DJ Chris made similar statements and claimed that George could be a difficult person to live with.
Speaking of sharing an RV with the singer, he said, “I mean if George’s in there, good luck to anyone else sleeping in there.”
I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! It continues tomorrow at 9.00pm (Friday) on ITV1 and ITV Hub
Not ruffled feathers: The lioness, 35, said she didn’t want to get on the wrong side of the Culture Club singer, 65, and would do anything for a ‘quiet life’
