I'm A Celeb has already found itself engulfed in a fix row after viewers were unable to to vote during Sunday's opening episode.

The star-studded series returned to much fanfare with WAG Coleen Rooney, Strictly's Oti Mabuse and Mcfly's Danny Jones all setting up camp in the jungle.

During the show hosts Ant and Dec announced voting was open and invited viewers to chose who they wanted to take part in Monday's Bushtucker Trial, the Vile Volcano.

While TikTok star GK Barry was ultimately chosen, many fans raced to social media to express their frustrations at the apps failure to work and meant they couldn't vote.

One tweeted to ITV directly writing: 'Is there a problem with the I'm A Celeb app? I have just gone on there to vote, went to sign in and I got a red box telling me it's an internal problem. Is there any chance of this issue being fixed so we are able to vote before voting time runs out?'. 

While others fumed: 'OK ITV the app is not working.'Anyone else unable to vote on the app?'... 'App not letting me vote'... 'Stupid app I can't vote': 'Is the app just not letting  anyone else login? Just won't work at all, can't vote': 'Every year it's the same with trying to log on and register on the app to vote. It does not work.' 

Viewers watched as Coleen managed to capsize her canoe in the opening minutes of the show, shortly after the cheeky quip from Ant & Dec, who teased: 'It’ll be nice for Coleen to face a trial that doesn’t involve Rebekah Vardy'. 

Ant then promised: 'There will be plenty more [of these jokes]!' as fans rushed to social media branding the pair 'legends'.

The pair were true to their words and later when revealing the campmates were getting to know to each other and delving into their personal lives, said: 'First up it's the account of .... Coleen Rooney' - in reference to her viral social media post where she accused Rebekah of leaking 'false stories' about her private life to the press.

Coleen and Radio 1 DJ Dean McCullough got off to a rough start as their boat capsized in the tense first challenge as  the 10 celebs were tasked to race down the river on a rowing boat, before quickly capsizing. 

The boat drama was part of a big budget opening to the series which also saw Danny, Jane Moore, Dean, and Oti skydive into the jungle.

Meanwhile, Barry McGuigan, GK, Alan Halsall, Coleen, and Melvin Odoom waited at the beach for the other five campmates to join them. 

The celebrities doing the sky dive then had to take their turns to pick which celebrity they wanted to compete in a race to the finish line.

Once it was Dean's choice to pick between Coleen or his Radio 1 colleague Melvin, he said: 'Melvin, I’m so so sorry! Wagatha Christie you’re coming with me!'.

Before getting into their boats, the celebrities had to find a key, hidden inside a Hell Hole on the river bank. 

Each Hell Hole had multiple keys inside, as well as some critters along the way. One of the keys unlocked one of the packlocks holding a boat, with the others being decoys which didn't unlock anything. 

Viewers were left in hysterics at GK as she searched the critter filled Hell Hole, screaming and jumping up and down as she put her hand into a box filled with cockroaches. 

The podcast star was seen with mascara running down her face as she screamed 'There's one in my pants!' 

Once a pair unlocked a boat, they could immediately begin rowing to their next challenge. Dean and Coleen who were Team Yellow, had trouble though as their boat began to fill with water and capsize. 

Dean said: 'On the sign it said choose your boat wisely, and now we know why!'.

Dean had a bright idea for him and Coleen to block the hole in their boat with his jacket and her scarf, but they quickly started to sink again.

Recalling the race, Dean joked: 'There is nothing more petrifying than a Barry McGuigan on a mission. We were the Titanic, they were the iceberg and we all know how that story ends!'

Neck and neck, Alan Halsall and Tulisa reached the river bank first, unlocking the final stage, and pulled a tag to let off a flare and win the race, along with the coveted title of first camp leaders.