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Jill Scott was transformed into Truly Scrumptious as she took part in the latest Bushtucker Trial on I'm A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!
The Lioness, 35, dressed up as the famous character from the 1986 film Chitty Chitty Bang Bang in a trial that was aptly named Critty Critty Fang Fang.
In the preview for Wednesday's episode Jill was seen in a car modelled after the one in the iconic film.
Jill Scott was transformed into Truly Scrumptious as she took part in the latest Bushtucker Trial on I'm A Celebrity … Get Me Out Of Her
The vehicle was suspended in midair in the jungle, while hosts Ant and Dec stood underneath.
As they watched nervously, Jill made her way out of the car and onto to the wing, where she balanced precariously.
Making things more difficult, was the fact that Jill sported a pink and white old fashioned dress and a white bonnet like the one Truly wore.
The Lioness, 35, dressed up as the famous character from the 1986 film Chitty Chitty Bang Bang in a trial that was aptly named Critty Critty Fang Fang.
In the preview for Wednesday's episode Jill was seen in a car modelled after the one in the iconic film.
Dec advised: 'Take your time, take your time.'
Jill shouted out: 'Oh my god! I've got fish guts on us'.
She then reached under the wing to grab a star, as Ant and Dec warned in unison: 'Don't drop it!'
The vehicle was suspended in midair in the jungle, while hosts Ant and Dec stood underneath.
Scary: As they watched nervously, Jill made her way out of the car and onto to the wing, where she balanced precariously
The clip comes as the show is facing accusations of sexism, after Jill became the last woman standing.
Sue Cleaver was voted out of the show on Monday night, making her the third female campmate to be evicted in a row.
Previously, Scarlette Douglas and Charlene White were booted out, also sparking outrage as they were the only black women in camp.
Inspiration: Making things more difficult, was the fact that Jill sported a pink and white old fashioned dress and a white bonnet like the one Truly wore
Viewers at home took to social media to complain that the British public was showing sexist tendencies and lament the lack of females left in the jungle, calling it 'depressing'.
One wrote: 'I hate to say it, but sexism rears it’s ugly
