The celebrity campmates were playing a quiz game in a bid to win some Dingo Dollars when they were asked about the results of a recent survey, which asked women if they believe it’s sexist for a man to wolf-whistle at a woman – even if it’s intended positively.

They had to decide whether 54% or 44% of those polled agreed with the statement – and hardly any of the famous jungle dwellers believed that anyone could be offended by a ‘harmless’ wolf-whistle.

“I would like it if someone wolf-whistled me,” said Emmerdale’s Adam Thomas. “I would be like, ‘hi guys!’”

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