The ‘huge ordeal’ that forced Venezuela Fury and Noah Price to quit I’m A Celeb spin-off – but why they’ll KEEP fee

I’M A Celebrity’s terrifying trials and rough conditions have had grown men crying themselves to sleep, so it’s perhaps no surprise to hear that at just 16-years-old Venezuela Fury has thrown in the towel.

But naysayers might perhaps think twice about mocking’s teenage daughter and her husband , 19, when they hear the “huge ordeal” that cracked the newlyweds – who will KEEP their handsome appearance fee despite quitting.

The Sun can reveal that and Noah lasted beyond 72 hours in camp, so are able to retain their pay cheque for starring on

They quit over the weekend after struggling with in Whistler Olympic Park, , where the special, pre-recorded version is currently being filmed.

My colleague with a source telling him: “They both realised early on it was too much. The challenges are tough, the living conditions aren’t easy.

“They both gave it their best shot but when push came to shove, it all got too much and they walked out.”

We can reveal the series of tough challenges which were lined up for the Wild Frontier celebrities over their first week in camp.

They included a terrifying abseil called Dreaded Drop and a mission which tested stars’ stamina called Bear Watch which had them carry out a series of overnight mini challenges.

Another task that Venezuela and Noah might have faced was Foul Play – Ant and Dec’s Canadian version of I’m A Celeb’s grizzly eating trials.

The Sun won’t ruin the action by outlining what trials Venezuela and Noah faced so viewers can enjoy the drama when it hits screens next year.

But the efforts were enough to have the lovebirds packing their bags.

Jack’s source said: “It’s going to make for amazing television but it’s caused a headache for producers.”

Wild Frontier’s camp is stationed shoreside, amid towering trees.

Just like in , the celebrities are sleeping rough with just a sleeping bag and wooden slat beds beneath them.

There’s also the very real threat of bears to contend with too, with the camp even including a Bear Locker where all food and perishables must be stored to avoid luring the beasts.

It comes after

A source said: “Noah and Venezuela called it quits by asking producers to leave in the bush telegraph. As always, the footage will go through an edit to create the most thrilling programme possible so it may be that those scenes don’t make it to air.

“The other celebrities were all sad to see them go. But crucially, the couple are stronger than ever after the experience.

“It’s a huge ordeal to go through for anyone – living with strangers and coping with shared chores, no sleep, cold showers. But at their young age it was a real test.

“Noah was so supportive of his new bride and they seemed stronger than ever.”

After leaving camp, they shared snaps from their luxury digs, where they have been enjoying jet ski rides and posted mirror selfies from a wood-clad hotel room.

Now two back-up stars have been drafted in to complete the run – 2025 winner Toni Laites and her best friend Marielle.

A source said: “She has a lot of grit and determination and will show that when she starts filming.”

Which is all very well, as the mountains are a long way from Majorca – as swiftly learnt.