Im A Celeb Sams three-word declaration as hes plunged underwater in trial

I'm a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! star Sam Thompson made a declaration to presenter Ant McPartlin during the latest Bush Tucker trial.

In Sunday night's (November 26) visit to the jungle, the TV personality and YouTuber Nella Rose tackle Fishy Business. The duo are plunged underwater as Sam is tasked with answering a number of aquatic questions, read out by Nella.

In a preview of the trial, Nella asks the former Made in Chelsea star: "Which sea creature has venomous spikes or barbs in their tails?" Sam immediately swims to the tank labelled sting ray and is met with several toads.

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As he begins releasing a star with his tongue, Sam declares: "Ant I love you." "I love you too, Sam," the presenter replied. "You're my hero," Sam adds as Ant and Dec break out into fits of giggles.

Dec chimes in: "What am I chopped liver?" It comes after a ranger was forced to enter the camp following the arrival of a killer snake.

On Saturday night, the celebrities had all been in bed when the small eyed snake, a highly venomous species, entered camp. Due to how dangerous it is, a camp ranger had to rush in to remove it.

A show source said: "On Saturday night the camp had a very unwelcome visitor and the snake needed to be removed quickly and safely. The small eyed snake slithered in and was seen venturing near to Sam.

"Luckily the rangers spotted it and were quick to act and swiftly removed the snake, without even waking Sam or the other celebrities." Rangers did well to spot the carnivorous snake, as they are black apart from having a pinkish underbelly.

The source added to The Mirror: "Before going in the celebrities receive talks from the rangers and a medic and are made aware of the types of animals to look out for in the jungle. But of course it goes without saying they are under constant watch by the experienced rangers who know exactly when they need to jump to action.

"On this occasion there was no way the snake would be left in there and danger was quickly averted for Sam and the rest of the celebs." Had the snake bitten Sam or anyone else in camp, they would need to be treated immediately.

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