Presenter Declan Donnelly opens up about injury from Bushtucker Trial
I'm A Celebrity presenter Declan Donnelly has revealed that he suffered a serious injury during a Bushtucker Trial. The ITV personality shared that he required six months of physiotherapy to heal an injured shoulder.
The Celebrity Cyclone Bushtucker Trial
Donnelly hurt his shoulder while taking part in a special edition of the Celebrity Cyclone Bushtucker Trial. This particular trial is known for its challenging obstacles and tests of endurance.
Excitement builds for upcoming season
Fans of the long-running endurance show are eagerly anticipating the upcoming season, which will feature well-known celebrities such as Nigel Farage, Jamie Lynn-Spears, and Josie Gibson. The show is known for its entertaining and sometimes grueling bushtucker trials.
Donnelly's past injury
During a live broadcast on social media, Donnelly revealed that he sustained an injury over a decade ago during a previous Celebrity Cyclone trial. He shared that the injury required six months of physiotherapy to recover from. Despite the injury, Donnelly emphasized that he still found the experience to be enjoyable.
Ant McPartlin's humorous response
Donnelly's presenting partner, Ant McPartlin, jokingly referred to the past injury, recalling how Donnelly had popped his shoulder during the trial. The pair laughed about the incident, highlighting the fun and memorable moments they have experienced throughout their time on the show.
Charity involvement and previous trials
In addition to their regular hosting duties, Donnelly and McPartlin have participated in various trials themselves. They took part in the Celebrity Cyclone challenge as part of the Text Santa charity initiative in 2011. This year, they also previewed some of the trials for the upcoming season, including the "catch a falling star" trial.
Despite the challenges and occasional injuries, Donnelly and McPartlin continue to entertain viewers with their enthusiasm and willingness to immerse themselves in the show's iconic bushtucker trials.
