Friday’s episode of the ITV actuality present noticed six celebrities chained collectively in pairs to participate within the first survival problem of the collection – Savage Safari.

Andy Whyment and Jordan Banjo, Phil Tufnell and Georgia Toffolo, and Ryder and McKeith, all competed to free themselves from each other and hit a buzzer first.

Campmates had been shocked after Ryder introduced he had chosen the TV nutritionist as his accomplice, with McKeith exclaiming: “Oh for God’s sake no!”

The problem concerned eradicating spanners from containers full of varied creatures to loosen the chains.

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Whyment and Banjo stormed the problem and had been first to free themselves, whereas McKeith was paralysed by touching snakes within the first field.

During the trial, when requested if he regretted his resolution to decide on McKeith as his accomplice, Ryder replied: “A little bit… but she’s my mate now and I can’t slag my mate off.”

The pair mentioned that that they had come “full circle” following their fiery clashes throughout their earlier appearances on I’m A Celebrity… in 2010.

“Now we’re off to get married,” Ryder joked.

Following her exit, McKeith mentioned collaborating within the collection had been “a very positive experience”.

“It was just a different feeling when I went into camp this time,” she mentioned.

“People just seemed to be really open and wanting to get on with each other. There was no negativity, it felt positive from the minute I got there.

“Everybody wanted to gel. I could feel that it was a very different experience from 2010.”

Ryder mentioned that he had “loved” the expertise.

“I’m a bit of a slow learner to say the least, so it takes me a while to adapt, but I loved it,” he mentioned.

“Whilst you’re at it and doing it, you don’t realise and I was thinking once I left, god yeah there were some great moments in there. I was over the moon.”

Earlier within the episode, tensions flared briefly in camp after a number of celebrities had been busted over bringing contraband into camp.

Former royal butler Paul Burrell, Myleene Klass and McKeith had been all discovered responsible of smuggling gadgets into camp.

Tufnell famous that the “drama” had made the camp environment “flat”.

Toffolo informed the Bush Telegraph: “There’s been a bit of a bizarre turn of atmosphere in the camp. I’m hoping everyone’s going to get a belting night’s sleep.”

Klass had introduced in varied spices, whereas Burrell had introduced “a little bit of coffee”.

However, campmates had been shocked, and even barely impressed, after McKeith revealed she had smuggled in “a whole tuck shop” in her underpants.

The TV nutritionist produced a variety of merchandise from her “spicy knickers”, together with thyme, rosemary, oregano, basil, inventory cubes and 30 tea baggage.

“She had a whole tuck shop in her underpants,” former boxer Amir Khan informed the Bush Telegraph.

I’m A Celebrity… South Africa airs weeknights at 9pm on ITV and ITVX.