![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/im-a-celebrity-fans-complain-as-they-notice-major-issue-with-this-years-series/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/im-a-celeb-op-1.jpg&description=I'M A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here fans have complained after noticing a major issue with this year's series. Viewers of the ITV competition took to Twitter last night to fume over the line-up of celebs who have so far taken part in trials. Fans have complained about who has been picked for trialsCredit: Universal News & Sport Viewers are furious that only men have been picked for the trialsCredit: Universal News & Sport The I'm A Celeb stars have taken part in a number of Bushtucker trials since the series kicked off earlier this month to win food for camp. However, fans have noted that so far, it's only been men who have been voted in by the public to take part in the horror trials, with the women only included for the in-camp challenges. Taking to Twitter to complain, one viewer said: "Why are no girls doing any trials? Come on, us women rock!" Another chimed in: "No women are doing any trials this year?" as a third hit out: "NO WOMEN AGAIN?!" "Why are none of the women being voted for trials this year?" a fourth added, as a fifth concluded: "Time for women to do a trial." So far, the trials have been dominated by MP Matt Hancock, with the former Health Secretary taking part in six trials in a row. Last night, Boy George, Babatunde Aleshe and Chris Moyles took on the Angel of Agony trial as Matt, 44, was given a break. However, the female campmates have only been asked to take part in Meals On Wheels - previously known as the Dingo Dollar - challenge. The women were last seen taking part in the trials on their entry to camp - with Olivia Attwood and Scarlette Douglas taking part as the jungle VIPs. It comes after Boy George, Chris Moyles and Babatundé Aléshé left campmates starving with a Bushtucker Trial flop. In the Angel of Agony trial, they were in cages inside a statue modelled on the Angel of the North. The challenge was a nod to the Geordie roots of presenting duo Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly. Ant, 46, explained: 'This is the Angel of Agony. We're){kind=link}
I’M A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here fans have complained after noticing a major issue with this year’s series.
Viewers of the ITV competition took to Twitter last night to fume over the line-up of celebs who have so far taken part in trials.
The I’m A Celeb stars have taken part in a number of Bushtucker trials since the series kicked off earlier this month to win food for camp.
However, fans have noted that so far, it’s only been men who have been voted in by the public to take part in the horror trials, with the women only included for the in-camp challenges.
Taking to Twitter to complain, one viewer said: “Why are no girls doing any trials? Come on, us women rock!”