Kilroy-Silk feels 'victimised' over trials

Robert Kilroy-Silk has admitted that he feels "victimised" after the public voted for him to take part in another Bushtucker Trial.

The former chatshow host said he was "apprehensive" about taking on a second challenge because there are more mouths to feed since the Home and Away factions were merged.

However, he vowed that he will not let his feelings distract him from the upcoming trial.

"It doesn't make a difference that I did a trial yesterday and I'm doing one today. I'm just as much in ignorance of what I'm going to have to deal with. I'm as apprehensive today as I was yesterday," he told the Bush Telegraph.

"I will do what I can, I will try to deal with the difficulties and I will attempt to win as many stars as possible.

"I will absolutely do everything I can. If I can't do it, it will be because my fears overcome me but I will do my best."