I’M A Celeb fans tonight called the show a “fix” after Nigel Farage was given the “easiest” final trial.
The former UKIP politician – who placed third on the show – was up against reality star Sam Thompson and championship boxer Tony Bellew.
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While Tony’s trial saw him covered in guts and every insect imaginable, and Sam had to eat a pig’s vagina, Nigel’s final trial was relatively tame.
Tonight each of the final three made their way to the clearing as they faced their final trial with Ant and Dec.
Each finalist took on an individual trial and after Tony, 41, and Sam, 31, each earned five stars, it was Nigel’s turn.
Ant explained the rules of the final challenge named Panic Pit, where the broadcaster was trapped inside a coffin like box.
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Every two minutes he stayed in the enclosure meant that he would win a star, meaning he had to last 10 minutes to earn all available treats.
As the klaxon sounded, Ant McPartlin declared: “You’ve got company now, Nigel.”
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A huge snake slithered in as Nigel declared that he was “having a lovely time,” after Declan Donnelly raised concerns.
Towards the end of the arduous I’m A Celeb task, the lights went out and the media personality was submerged in darkness.
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In the eight minute after he earned the star for his drink, he remarked “Bloody lovely.””
But some fans thought the former politician got an easy ride in his final trial, compared to the other two campmates.
One user fumed: “Why does Nigel’s trial seem so much easier than the others? Fix!”
Another fan said: “How’s this a trial? Just a load of snakes in a pit,
This one said: “This is p**s easy. All he has to do is lie there.”
Nigel fully completed the trial and earned all five stars, much to the praise of his devoted fans and followers.
Reflecting on his huge win, he commented: “I didn’t flinch!”
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