I'm A Celebrity: 'They won't let her do any fish-based activity': Rebekah Vardy is EXEMPT from next Bushtucker Trial due to her shellfish allergy

Published: 15:18 GMT, 21 November 2017 | Updated: 16:01 GMT, 21 November 2017

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She has already been warned to shower regularly to avoid fungal infection due to her breast implants.

And it looks as though the drama is set to continue for Rebekah Vardy, after I'm A Celebrity bosses banned her from the next Bushtucker trial.

The WAG, 35, has been exempt from the next trial 'Flushed out' due to her allergy to shellfish.

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Exempt: It looks as though the drama is set to continue for Rebekah Vardy, after I'm A Celebrity bosses banned her from the next Bushtucker trial

The trial will see a campmate standing in a tank of water among a mix of creepy crawlies, tasked with retrieving as may stars as possible as the water rises.

Speaking to The Sun, Rebekah's pal Nicola McLean confirmed she is allergic to shellfish.

'Obviously they are conscious of campmates' health, so they allergy test you and I know she has come back allergic to shell fish, so they won't let her do any fish-based activity,' she said.

Lucky escape! The WAG, 35, has been exempt from the next trial 'Flushed out' due to her allergy to shellfish

She continued: 'It's such a shame as she would have been brilliant at it. I know swimming with fish won't kill her but it's all health and safety first.'

Amir Khan, who yesterday screamed 'I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Outta Here', as he failed to retrieve his star when he mistakenly pulled a snake out of a hole before freaking out, has been chosen by the public to participate in the second task.

This comes just a day after a camp doctor warned Rebekah, who yesterday took part in the Dingo Dollar challenge, was at particularly high risk of a fungal infection.

Scary! The trial will see a campmate standing in a tank of water among a mix of creepy crawlies, tasked with retrieving as may stars as possible as the water rises

Speaking to The Sun, Wildlife guru Bob explained: 'The biggest problem I have with people with large breast implants is that because of the humidity in the jungle, fungus grows quickly on skin and with big breast implants, if they are rubbing on their chest and the women don't clean under their breasts they can get a fungal disease.

'They do need to use the jungle shower a lot, I tell them to keep clean and wash every day, twice a day, and some don't. They get lazy.'

And he predicted at least three people will suffer ticks, adding: ' They are OK if you get them off within 12 hours but if they are on for any longer, they just give you general malaise and headachy'.

MailOnline has contacted I'm A Celebrity representatives for comment.