The jungle clearing became a scene of visceral challenge as Ant and Dec presented a trial unlike any seen before. Pig brains, fish guts, and a bubbling tank of offal set the stage for a test of endurance that pushed contestants to their absolute limits.
Former footballer Alex Scott and actress Shona McGarty were chosen to face off in the particularly gruesome task, dubbed “Eye to Eye.” The objective was simple, yet horrifying: extract juice from raw fish eyes using only their mouths, filling a shot glass with the unsettling liquid.
The competition was fierce, a desperate race against revulsion. Alex ultimately squeezed the final drop of juice and downed the contents of the shot glass first, securing victory in the challenge.
But triumph came at a cost. Almost immediately after swallowing the fish eye juice, Alex succumbed to the overwhelming nausea and rushed to empty her stomach, the contents returning as quickly as they went down.
Viewers watching at home were equally disturbed, flooding social media with reactions. Many described the trial as “disgusting” and “the worst yet,” unable to bear witness to the graphic spectacle unfolding on screen.
One viewer wrote of an inability to watch, while others pointed to the visible reactions of fellow campmates, gagging and recoiling at the sight. The trial was universally acknowledged as a new low in jungle challenges.
Despite the ordeal, Alex’s victory proved valuable. Her team returned to camp, now transformed into “Win City” with comfortable purple bedding, a stark contrast to the fate of the losing side.
The defeated campmates found themselves relegated to “Doomsville,” a bleak space with floor beds and a meager meal of rice and beans. The disparity in comfort underscored the high stakes of the trial.
The evening concluded with the announcement of the next challenge, pitting rapper Aitch against streamer Angry Ginge in a new Bushtucker Trial, promising another night of intense competition and stomach-churning moments.
