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The girls dipping in the pool are just common for this year's I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!
And while most fans and camp mates alike have been more than happy in seeing the likes of evicted star Helen Flanagan and Pussycat Doll Ashley Roberts bathe in their swimwear, it doesn’t affect Eric Bristow's mood.
The former darts player's mood dropped even lower on Wednesday when a tropical storm hit the camp.
The girls took to the pool to have a bathe while raining.
Former Pussycat Doll Ashley Roberts wasted no time as she climbs into the pool in just her black string bikini ready to wash herself and give herself a big soak.
Soon, she was joined by the other girl who was left in the camp - Charlie Brooks.
She went for the sensible option of wearing an all-in-one swimsuit rather than a tiny bikini.
The girls had fun as the rain drops came down harder.
But, the weather couldn’t affect the mood of Eric as he complained over the state of the camp thanks to the bad weather.
He moaned: 'It’s wet my spare logs.... That's messed the day up.'
And boxer David Haye also seemed to be more focused on the bad things, as opposed to how the girls are enjoying it.
David added; 'It’ll bring out the mosquitoes. Big spiders. Frogs all over the place.'
And he was clearly in a brooding mood while talking about the next impending eviction.
Conversation once again turned to the vote off with Charlie and Eric, who were speculating about who would be next to leave the jungle.
At first, Eric talk about each person, but later on, he realized that it is anyone’s game.
'It's me, and you baby,' said Charlie to Eric as they found themselves alone by the campfire... 'Tomorrow’s going to be the toughest one yet.'
'I’m quite pleased the last two that went,' said Eric. 'That was quite good for me. Helen and Rosemary. They both done my head in.'
Charlie added: 'They didn’t do my head in, but they do start to grate a little.'
Eric assumed that there would be a surprise vote off next: 'There’ll be a big twist tomorrow.'
And Charlie guessed that it was Hugo.
'Or David,' said Eric. 'I don’t think it’ll be David. I think he’ll win.'
Eric continued: 'On the cards, he’s favourite. But there’s not millions of boxing fans. It’s not a big sport really, boxing.'
Charlie said: 'I don’t think he’ll go anywhere. Either me or Hugo.'
'Or me. I’m up for it and all. I’m plodding along. I could have gone out at eight. I’m in the last five now.'
As they talk about Ashley, Eric said: 'You see; she might go because it’s a British show, but you see how many followers the Pussycats have or whatever.
'Not all the audience are youngsters are they. All the middle aged ones won’t even know who she is. She could fly out tomorrow.'
But he added: 'It’s anybody’s. Seriously, it’s anybody’s.'
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