Former Miss Bath Amy Willerton's bikinis have come under close scrutiny from her camp mates in I'm a Celebrity . . . Get Me Out of Here!
The model, who had already upset her colleagues in the Australian jungle by bringing in make-up, was questioned by Olympic gold medalist Rebecca Adlington about the number of bikinis she had brought into camp.
Ms Adlington said she was "confused" by how many bikinis the beauty queen had with her stating that they did not add up to the standard three swimwear items.
When questioned about the matter after she left the jungle alongside American actor Alfonso Ribeiro in a double eviction, Rebecca said she and Emmerdale actress Lucy Pargeter were upset about "the bikinis, contraband and concealer" because they were team players and felt Amy's actions were "selfish".
Miss Universe GB Amy got to show off another of her bikinis when the camp agreed she could take part in the latest trial. The former Miss Bristol was tasked with crawling through three chambers of a tank to unlock boxes containing seven stars in the Surf and Turf challenge.
The first chamber had spiders inside, the second pythons and the third - water-filled - chamber had eels and crabs as well as the locked boxes under water.
Amy had ten minutes to unlock seven stars in order to obtain seven meals for the camp and managed to retrieve six.
Speaking to presenters Ant and Dec afterwards Amy said: "That was really tough, I get really panicky when I can't breathe.
"And that snake...he didn't like me. Gosh my heart, I think that was me pushing myself to my limits.
"I am looking forward to going back to the camp. I want a hug."
While Amy was tackling her trial the rest of the camp were left looking after her rucksack, sparking a conversation about whether or not she had make-up hidden inside.
Fashion designer David Emanuel commented on how she always comes back looking "camera ready".
Looking at her bag Betsy, which is a constant companion for the model, Alfonso said: "It makes you wonder what's in there."
But the campmates did not give in to the temptation to take a peek inside while Amy was helping to earn them their supper.
