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A former I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! star has revealed there is one job on the show that the star contestants don't actually have to do.
Phil Tufnell, who won the ITV show back in 2003, has claimed that one of the grimmest tasks is done by a member of the crew off camera.
The former cricket star said that contestants aren't forced to clean out the camp toilet - known as the dunny - despite it appearing like they do.
Revealing that the task is actually done by staff, Phil explained in his new memoir, The Tourist, that the celebs only had to carry the dunny not actually empty it.
He wrote, 'I stuck to the dunny – believe me, an unenviable task. I'd literally have nightmares about it – tripping as I was carrying it away and being consumed by a cascading torrent of celebrity sewage.
Spilling secrets: A former I'm A Celebrity ... Get Me Out Of Here! star has revealed there is one job on the show that the star contestants don't actually have to do
Yuck! Phil Tufnell, who won the ITV show back in 2003, has claimed that one of the grimmest tasks is done by a member of the crew off camera
'A little secret here – the contestants remove the dunny, but don't actually empty it.
'They carry it down to a camouflaged wooden hut, tap on the door and clear off.
'It's basically an extreme version of that old knock-and-run game where you wrap a bit of dog muck in newspaper, set it on fire, drop it by someone's front door, ring the bell, and leg it.'
Phil returned to the jungle last year after 20
