In a heart-pounding moment that will air on Monday's "I'm a Celebrity," screaming GK Barry finds herself in a truly terrifying situation. Crawling through a claustrophobic tunnel with a massive spider on her head, she showcases a dramatic reaction that has left viewers on the edge of their seats.

Cheeky Presenters and the Dramatic Sequence

Ant and Dec, the cheeky Geordie presenters, demand that the podcast star "breathe" as she screams the place down during the Bushtucker trial Vile Volcano. In the hair-raising scenes filmed on Sunday, her words could be heard, saying, "Oh my god, it's red ants… Everything is fine. What is an ant amongst friends?" This incident follows her earlier complaint that she "hated" the TV show and found it to be "hell" during the first challenge. Unsurprisingly, her dramatic reaction led to her becoming the first star voted to do a Bushtucker trial.

The First Challenge and the Public's Choice

It all began when the podcaster expressed her dislike for the TV show. Her moaning during the first challenge set the stage for her subsequent participation in the Vile Volcano trial. The public's vote then determined that she would be the one to face this terrifying ordeal. Now, as she crawls through the dark tunnel with the spider on her head, the tension builds.

The Hosts' Efforts to Calm Her Down

Hosts Ant and Dec do their best to calm GK Barry down as she screams uncontrollably. They tell her to "breathe," but it's easier said than done when one is in such a terrifying situation. The sight of the huge spider on her head must be a nightmare come true. Will she be able to overcome her fear and complete the trial? Or will she give in and shout, "I'm a Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here"?

The Impact on the Camp and the Waiting Stars

Back at the camp, there are starving celebrities waiting for her return. The outcome of this trial will have a significant impact on the morale and well-being of the entire camp. GK Barry's courage or lack thereof will determine whether the stars get the much-needed supplies or continue to suffer. As the night progresses and the trial unfolds, the tension in the jungle reaches a fever pitch.