SATURDAY Night Takeaway viewers have been left in hysterics after Dec was dunked into an ice bath.
The TV presenter screamed and shouted as he was lowered down into the freezing cold water by presenter Stephen Mulhern, much to the amusement of audience members.
It came after Ant and Dec, both 47, took part in a playful challenge named Ice Cold Humour.
Stephen wheeled out in a bath and told fans it was “Ant versus Dec,” and told the pair all would become clear.
The presenters were then seen hoisted above the ground and had to answer questions correctly.
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If they got the answer wrong they moved closer to the ice bath waiting for them at the bottom.
After a tense competition, Ant was the loser and was swiftly dunked into the ice and let out a scream as he plunged into the water.
A smug Dec watched on and told the audience he was “so relieved,” but Stephen had other things in mind.
“Don’t you dare” Dec yelled as he quickly went into the water, before screaming: “Stop it, stop it, stop it.”
Dec may not have been impressed, but those watching at home certainly were.
Taking to social media, one person wrote: “Hats off to Ant & Dec putting smiles on faces, that was absolutely hilarious.”
Another wrote: “OMG Dec haha that was so funny,” and a third said: “YESSSS DEC.”
A fourth added: “That’s really made me laugh. Dec was having none of that.”
Earlier in the episode, the first nine stars taking part in I’m A Celebrity… South Africa were confirmed.
Ant and Dec revealed the exciting news during tonight’s Saturday Night Takeaway – and they promised “it's bigger and wilder than we could have hoped for”.
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The Sun previously revealed there will be more celebrities taking part and it has now been confirmed they will enter the camp at different stages.
The celebrities survived the Australian jungle but South Africa is an even harder proposition which will push them to their limits and test them like never before.
The challenges are bigger and tougher and the environment harsher and more unforgiving.
