I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! newcomer Tony Bellew was seen having a huge row just before the credits rolled on the ITV show last Friday evening. The former boxing world champion was upset that his team, Camp Away, had failed in the luxury beakfast challenge - meaning that the side would go another day without tasty home comforts.

Afterwards, host Declan Donnelly, said: "He was like, 'That's not right. They're doing that because they want to see a fat man starve'," after viewers saw Tony kicking off about the result. And before the next Bushtucker Trial announcement, Dec was hoping that the 40-year-old would not be picked.

He added: "If Tony has to do the drinking challenge he's going to punch me in the face. I mean, he can't even eat beans..." referring to an instance in which Tony spat them out. Co-host Ant McPartlin, then chimed in: "He'll knock both of us out. Can we not do it, can't we send in a VT of ourselves?"

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The Mirror reports that before the rage sparked, Tony thought that he and Nick Pickard had won the handball challenge against Fred Sirieix and Frankie Dettori, but was shocked to learn that the First Dates star and jockey had won by 21 points. Bellew fumed: "That is a load of ********! We need VAR!"

After watching the stormy scenes unfold on air, IAC fans took to social media to share their thoughts and feelings. One person, wrote: "Tony scares me like he's going to kick off at any minute," while another, added: "Nah, can we not get a live stream of Tony Bellew's continuous reaction to that result, he's not far off being ready to swing at Ant and Dec with that losing rage building..."

Bellew lost his beloved grandmother, Rose, shortly before heading into the Aussie jungle - telling OK! that she died the day after he signed the ITV contract. He said: "I signed [the ITV contract] the day before she passed away, so there was no going back then. If I sign something, I honour my agreement.

"In an ideal world I would have left it but I had signed. I was coming, so I am here. But I am going back to bury her on the 15th. I was going to renegade if I couldn't move the burial date. I can bury her now when I get back."

Bellew, continued: "She was in a home. And she told my mum 'I'll be able to watch that [I'm A Celeb] every night'. So yeah, it is what it is. She'll be watching, you know, from wherever she is and whatever she's doing. She was a diamond of an old lady. She was wonderful."