I'm a Celeb 's Ian Wright was unimpressed at doing yet another Bushtucker Trial in Sunday's show.
Following his latest Bushtucker Trial attempt, he revealed to campmate Andrew that he would refuse to do another one.
It comes after his sweary rant when he discovered in Saturday's show he had been voted to do the trial.
As Ian joined host Ant and Dec in the trials area on Sunday's show, Ant and Dec joked seeing him at there was becoming a habit.
Ian joked Alan Shearer was the one voting for him as he tutted: "Shearer, man".
Footballer Ian took on the Hell-Evator, which campmate Nadine Coyle described as "hellish".
Ian expressed his disappointed after believing he might be sent home in Saturday's show, but instead he was voted to do a trial.
In the Bush Telegraph, Ian said: “When you get the carrot of maybe going home but it turns into a trial on your own it kind of shocks you.”
His campmates James Haskell and Jacqueline Jossa begged him to stay in a decent mood whatever happened.
Jacqueline requested: “Happy Ian please.”
"It’s important because your mood affects everyone", added James, who ironically had been. I think he will smash it.”
Ian complained: “It’s the first one I’m doing on my own and the problem with that is that I normally have someone to bounce off.”
The Hell-Evator took Ian to three different levels of a secret bunker.
Each time it stopped at a level, Ian had to get out and search for stars.
Once he found them all he had to get back in the lift to go to another level, while jungle critters fell on him.
Snakes were packed into the first room surprising the star during the trial. In tense scenes, Ian spoke to politely as he tried to move them to reach the stars.
Ian discovered lots of toads and rats on the second level.
“Look at this frog…hey guys," he said.
Dec quipped back: “Ian don’t call them frogs, they’re toads, they don’t like that.”
The third level contained a crocodile in a bath with a star in it.
Ian managed to win seven out of a possible eleven stars which he didn't think was good enough.
The former footballer explained this was because he had set himself a target of eight stars.
The campmates cheered when Ian told them how he had done.
Kate Garraway spoke in the Bush Telegraph about Ian's attitude when he didn't win.
“Ian wants to be a winner, seven stars is a win but for him he’s thinking about the four stars he didn’t get, not the ones he did," she said.
"He gets frustrated so when he’s feeling down I try and pick him up because when he’s happy the whole camp gets lifted.
"When he’s down it can have an effect, so I think it’s important to keep his spirits up, actually to keep everyone’s spirits up.”
Ian chatted to Andrew on his way to the dunny and revealed he couldn't face doing another trial.
"I literally can't face another trial", he said.
Talking in the Bush Telegraph, Andrew said “He’s done a lot of trials, the trials take it out of him.”
*I'm A Celebrity returns tomorrow night at 9pm
