Jordan North takes on second challenge in two days as new stars arrive at the I’m A Celebrity castle

Radio 1 DJ North joined Vernon Kay and Beverley Callard to take part in Frights Of The Round Table, which saw them sit down for a 10-course meal in a bid to win 10 stars for the camp.

Arriving at the trial inside the Welsh castle, where the series is based due to Covid-19, the group were met by McPartlin and Donnelly who joked: “Table for three?”

The presenting duo explained that each of them would face two dishes with the other four dishes allocated randomly between them.

Each would have to eat at least half the dish in order to win a star for the camp, with their total determining what kind of dinner they would all receive.

After, he told his campmates: “It was like a really bad pate that’s been left in the sun for five weeks festering.”

Callard, who is vegan, was up next with a vomit fruit dish called “Cheese Fruit Vomlette” before North took on “Steak and Eye-Le Pie”, a plate of goat eyes.

Fermented catfish, cow teat, deer testicles, fermented plums and sheep penis were also served up for the trio.

Finally Callard was tasked with eating five pieces of fermented tofu.

“They tasted disgusting. I’ve only been vegan since March,” she quipped after.

Despite the menu, the trio managed to secure all 10 stars for the camp.

Returning to the campsite, they revealed the result to their campmates – prompting cheers.

As a result of their success, in the evening they were delivered quail for dinner.

“It’s like little chickens,” said North before he and AJ Pritchard prepared and washed the animals in the courtyard.

Meanwhile, classical singer Russell Watson and musical star Ruthie Henshall have made a surprise entrance into I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!

Hosts Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly announced their arrival at Gwrych Castle in North Wales at the end of Tuesday night’s episode.

The pair will make their debut in earnest during an eating challenge called Stage Fright at the start of tonight’s show.

Speaking ahead of her arrival at the castle, West End star Henshall said: “There is a big difference between the known and the unknown and the unknown is really a bit scary.

“Going in late you are suddenly feeling much more on show. You have to bring something to the table.”

Watson promised the public would see “a different side” to him.

I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! continues on ITV.