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Helen Flanagan have been into some gruesome task lately, but after Thursday’s night episode of the ITV series, the former Coronation Street star finally snapped and threatened to quit I’m a Celebrity… Get me Out Here! Is she would be subjected to another gruesome task.
On this week’s episode, we will see Helen working her way through the hotel's rooms collecting up to ten stars - with each star representing a meal for the camp.
However, she wasn’t alone in the hotel. Joining her in the hotel was a bunch of critters such as an ostrich, spiders, snakes and a crocodile.
Parts of the task will see her plunged into darkness with Helen forced to use a torch so that she could navigate through the treacherous rooms.
Before the task started, she had been high in fighting spirit because she had been the reason why her group had lost the first two tasks.
She said: 'I want to make a good impression with everybody else. I’m actually looking forward to it. I really want to do this.'
However, her insolence seemed to waver, with her threatening to walk out on the show.
She said: 'I need a few minutes. I’m scared. It just makes me want to go home. If they’re going to keep do this to me every single day I want to go home, I just really want people to stop voting for me. I’m not happy at all. I don’t want to do it.'
She got a new friend in the first room. She even named her newly found friend Ostrich as Olly.
But it would appear the soap beauty's diva behaviour already had worn thin with both bosses and the show's presenters, Ant and Dec.
Host of the show, Laura Whitmore annoyed with Helen’s decision to quit.
In an interview with The Sun, she said: 'Ant and Dec have lost patience with her, and I think most of the crew hate her since she bailed out of the Bug Burial Trial.
'Months of preparation, health and safety checks goes into those trials. So to do all that and have Helen walk away after just ten seconds is annoying.'
And she claimed Helen was just seeking some attention.
Laura added: 'Helen was never going to walk off. She was just saying it for someone else to say, "No, stay.". It was attention-seeking.'
In the meantime, there is another commotion going on in the camp as the two groups have a hard time to live with one another.
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