The "Airtanic" trial where Vincent had to retrieve stars in a freezing cold airplane fuselage while pretending to be a pilot. He quit after 90 seconds, calling the water "disgusting."

For new fans: Kiosk Keith wasn't a celebrity. He was a grumpy extra who ran the treat shack. The camp would win luxury items (chocolate, beer, pillows), but they had to face Keith. If they failed a simple memory or dexterity game after winning the main trial, Keith would slam the window shut, smirk, and deny them the reward.

Jungle Royalty and Kiosk Keith’s Revenge: Revisiting I’m a Celebrity… Season 13 (2013)

April 14, 2026 By: The TV Survivalist

What followed was an hour of television gold. Vincent cooked the snails anyway. A screaming match erupted about jungle etiquette, respect, and starvation. When Kian tried to mediate, Vincent accused him of "playing the hero."

The camp was split down the middle. Vincent and Joey wanted to hunt for snails to supplement their rice and beans. Kian and Steve said no—they had been told by the producers that the snails were unsafe to eat raw.