I’m A Celebrity gets 607 Ofcom complaints in one week as furious viewers rage about animal trials and show ‘fix’
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thesun.co.ukI'M A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here has been hit with 607 Ofcom complaints in just one week. The popular ITV reality series - which returned to screens earlier this month - sparked outrage as viewers were left furious over animal trials and ‘fix’ speculation.
According to Ofcom's weekly report, I'm A Celeb received 607 complaints last week. The show's second episode angered viewers the most, with 200 complaints.
During the episode, Shane Richie and Jordan North took part in The Viper Vault, which saw the two being lowered into a coffin-like structure with 30 snakes.
The terrifying challenge sparked criticism with viewers, who were concerned over the use of live animals. Meanwhile, animal charity the RSPCA previously revealed they had.
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