Bush comes to shove

New rule aims to stop celebs from hogging the limelight by doing 'too many' tough jungle trials

- BY TOM BRYANT

A NEW law of the jungle will make I'm a Celebrity a trial for more of its stars.

Show bosses tired of some celebs hogging screen time have ruled contestants can only do two Bushtucker Trials in a row.

A fairer scare spread is designed to give stars more time to shine Down Under and protect them from being targeted by the public vote.

Viewers will be unable to vote for a person for a third day on the trot but then the system will be reset, allowing that celeb to be voted for again.

The new system would have saved many stars crying, gagging and screaming through numerous horrific trials to win food for campmates.

Last year, Irish radio host Dean McCullough did seven Bushtucker Trials, two of which he ended early.

Even Ant McPartlin, who co-hosts I'm A Celeb with Declan Donnelly, was frustrated with the situation. He said: “Who's still voting for Dean? I don't get it.”