Ant McPartlin debuts new tattoo in tribute of John Lennon in promo photo
Ant McPartlin has revealed his huge new tattoo in the latest promo picture for I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here!, ahead of the series premiere on Sunday.
The large tattoo is located on Ant’s forearm and appears to be a tribute to the late singer John Lennon, as it is a replica of the black and white floor memorial to The Beatles star, which can be found in Central Park in New York. Ant’s new tattoo joins a collection of others the ITV presenter has, including one in tribute of his wife Anne Marie, and a second, marking his sobriety.
Some of the contestants were seen taking on their first terrifying trial this week, known as the revamped Ledge challenge, located 32 storeys up on the roof of the Focus building on the Gold Coast.Gogglebox star Babatunde Aleshe was pictured with his hands covering his face in shock at the prospect of doing the task, as he was joined by fellow contestants Jill Scott and Charlene White on the towering rooftop.
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