Becky and Toff impressed viewers on Wednesday night’s I’m A Celebrity, after bagging eight out of nine stars in the dreaded eating trial.
The grisly challenge saw the beauties forced to choke down live worms, spiders, a pig’s anus and even an ostrich’s foot, in their bid to collect food for camp.
However, the girls remained determined throughout – and even poked fun at the food in front of them, with Becky hilariously commenting when Toff was faced with a bull’s penis: ‘That’s easy, I’ve definitely had worse in my mouth!’
Playful: Becky Vardy made a VERY crude joke during the dreaded eating trial on Wednesday night’s I’m A Celebrity
In the challenge’s usual horrific style, Toff was faced with ‘Cock-Alate-Torte’, a bull’s penis.
While the MIC star was left in shock, Becky used the opportunity to make a rather saucy joke, quipping: ‘Oh that is easy, you’ve had worse than that in your mouth because I definitely know I have!’
Throwing her head back in laughter, Toff then fired back: ‘Oh yeah, the old coq au vin! I love it!’, and chewed the morsel down, to Becky’s applause.
Vile: In the challenge’s usual horrific style, Toff was faced with ‘Cock-Alate-Torte’, a bull’s penis
Easy: However Becky used the opportunity to make a rather saucy joke, quipping: ‘Oh that is easy, you’ve had worse than that in your mouth because I definitely know I have!’
Becky’s first course had been a ‘stench onion soup’, made of blended fermented duck egg.
While the footballer’s wife gagged and choked on the liquid, Toff was the perfect support and fed it to her with a spoon, encouraging: ‘Oooh, it smells delish, delish, like minestrone soup.’
Clearly disgusted, she later commented: ‘That’s disgusting, its like gone off eggs. Not rotten eggs, just gone off.’
Toff was then fed ‘Minguine’ – a bowl of wriggling meal worms. While she struggled at first, observing it was like a ‘gone off anchovy’, she then got her game face on and stated: ‘Oh sod it, just put it in,’ bagging a second star for camp.
I can do it: Throwing her head back in laughter, Toff then fired back: ‘Oh yeah, the old coq au vin! I love it!’, and chewed the morsel down, to Becky’s applause
Becky was next presented a ‘crack of lamb’ – a sheep’s anus – with Toff joking: ‘Ooh a nice bit of anus for lunch – delish.’
Again, she swallowed it with ease and later compared it to what she imagines would be the taste of a baby’s nappy.
Toff was then presented with Eye-sters, a bowl of fish eyes, and quipped: ‘Must have been a bl***y big fish!’ after seeing how many there were.
However the hilarity soon wore off when she sipped one down like an oyster – but immediately began to gag, and almost wretched when she bit down on the retina.
Managing to choke it down however, an impressed Dec then joked: ‘This will be all the rage down the King’s Road! Champagne and fish eyes!’
Next up was the main course ‘Critter En Croute’ – a mixture of crickets, cockroaches, mealworms and a spider.
‘This is speed dating so you have 45 seconds to clear the plate’ informed Dec, leaving the girls in horror.
Both beauties gagged and struggled to keep the insects in their mouths as they tried to finish the course – eventually running out of time despite their efforts, and losing out on one star to camp.
Upon the news they had failed, Toff proceeded to spit a whole worm out of her mouth, causing Ant and Dec to turn away, in a bid to stifle their giggles.
Maintaining their high spirits however, Toff joked as the next course arrived: ‘How many courses are there?! It’s like a tasting menu!’
Becky got ‘Vom Au Vents’ – a vomit fruit, and Toff was presented with ‘Lobster-Thermi-Gore’ which was pig’s brain.
Becky went first, and despite struggling she managed to eat the whole thing, later commenting through watery eyes: ‘That’s the most disgusting thing in the world.’
In her usually witty style, Toff pretended the pig’s brain was like foie gras, and soared through to collect the next star with Becky’s reassurance.
The final course arrived, and Becky’s container was three times the size of the other dishes – later being revealed as the foot of an ostrich, to Becky’s horror.
However, she ate the morsel with ease and pleasant surprise, even commenting: ‘It taste just like chicken!’
The trial left the girls with eight out of nine stars, meaning all camp mates would be eating something substantial that evening.
Walking out of the trial feeling on top of the world, Toff laughed: ‘I can’t believe I just ate a d**k! And you an a**e!’
Their success was met with huge relief from their camp mates – who showered them with praise and cuddles after their foul feast.
Toff said with delight in the Bush Telegraph: ‘Oh my goodness when the glorious flying fox comes rolling into camp this evening, I’m going to be so excited.
‘It means that everything that is currently residing in my stomach is worth it.’