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United States Adam Woodyatt and Matty Lee leave I'm A Celebrity in double eviction
Adam Woodyatt and Matty Lee have left I'm A Celebrity in a double eviction tonight.
The Olympic diver and the EastEnders actor have now left the castle which means there are now just four stars - David Ginola, Danny Miller, Frankie Bridge and Simon Gregson left on the ITV programme as they fight to be crowned King or Queen of the Castle.
Both Adam and Matty seemed gutted as they made their way over to see hosts Ant McPartlin and Dec Donnelly for their usual exit chat. The pair took part in the Castle Coin challenge today.
Matty placed fifth in the show, whilst Adam - who spoke to Ant and Dec - placed sixth.
Adam said of his time in the castle: "There's little tiny niggles and they easily become big niggles. David said very eloquently, we need to keep the dressing room together, we need to keep as one. As soon as there was any little arguments, they were sorted out. "I had so much on the show. I wanted to do an eating trial."
Diver Matty says the experience lived up to his expectation as he admitted it was really "tough".
"I wanted the public to see a more relaxed me. I know there's a funny side to me. And I thought going on here would show who I am, and I hope they have," he shared.
Louise Minchin exited the programme last night and in today's show, she rowed with football star David Ginola over the chores, as he dubbed her "bossy and patronising".
"Don’t go too bossy Louise. Don’t take your leadership too seriously. No, no, honestly. It’s fine… but take it down," he told her but Louise was less than impressed with his comments.
She told Frankie: " I’ve also had a telling off by David Ginola. You need to calm down your leadership. I said nothing [back], I just got everybody moving this morning. I just don’t like being told off by anybody."
Elsewhere, during tonight's show, Matty Lee took on the Lethal Latrines trial, with the diver admitting he was "absolutely buzzing" to take on his first solo trial, despite it sounding "horrendous".
He said: "This is my first solo trial, I’m absolutely buzzing. It’s almost more scary doing it on my own, but this is why I’m here. This is what I want to do. It sounds horrendous but it’s why I’m here and I can’t wait."
Explaining what he had to do, Dec said: "Through that door are the lethal latrines. It’s basically the Castle’s toilet and bathroom. The Trial is made up of two rooms, connected by a tunnel. You’re going to have to search around looking for stars.
"The last two stars – 5 & 6 - will involve endurance and will only drop into the Trial if you successfully endure some Castle nasties."
Matty managed to secure all six stars and the campmates enjoyed a meal of whelk - but they were most thrilled to see a clove of garlic presented with their dinner to add flavour to the whelk.
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