He has been pegged as an I'm A Celebrity favourite. 

And John Barrowman further cemented his all-star status on Tuesday night's episode as he sent fans wild by performing a 'slut drop' as he crossed the famous jungle bridge to embark on his Bushtucker Trial. 

The 51-year-old Desperate Housewives star teetered across the bridge before performing the famed dance move, after which Twitter was inundated with gushing comments in which fans claimed they were 'in tears and in love'. 

John has been captivating fans on the show after describing himself as a 'sci-fi gay icon', thanks to his role in Doctor Who and his excess of sexual innuendos.   

As he strutted across the bridge with aplomb - seemingly hiding any concerns for the looming doom ahead - he made a bold statement as he dropped to the floor to perform the well-known dance move to his tickled audience. 

Fans took to Twitter to voice their delight, with users writing: 'IMO @JohnBarrowman had this show won before it even started but that slut drop on the bridge may have just sealed the deal. He is precious... 

'Did @JohnBarrowman seriously just 'Slut Drop' on the bridge, on his way to the Bushtucker Trial... Honestly like John Barrowman doing a slut drop on his way to a trial is an eternal mood... Loved the random slut drop that @JohnBarrowman did on the bridge on way to the trial...

'john barrowman doing a slut drop has saved my entire 2018 #imaceleb2018... John Barrowman did a slut drop on the bridge, fave guy... 

'Why can John Barrowman slut drop better than I can?... i am FINISHED john barrowman doing a slut drop in the middle of the bridge on the way to his bushtucker trial has sended me #imaceleb2018... 

'@JohnBarrowman doing a slut drop on the bridge has me in tears! Actually the funniest man alive #ImACeleb.'

John's positive attitude and zany personality in the Oz has already won him legions of fans. And he scooped 10 stars in his first ever terrifying Bushtucker trial.

The entertainer boldly faced the adrenaline-fuelled Scary Rose trial, where he faced an array of underwater monsters, and emerged with the maximum 10 stars.

As the actor was given the dreaded news that he would follow in the footsteps of Emily Atack and Anne Hegerty and face a trial, he happily responded: 'I'm game.'

Proving the adrenaline was already pumping, later he added, 'I'm not scared, I'm excited. My nerves have gone up which is good. I'm ready to do something.'

'The big thing is the fear of not knowing. However that's the name of this game. You can't figure things out.'

Anne, 60, who won two stars in Tuesday's Monstrous Monoliths trial added 'we all feel good because it's John. Whatever it is he's going to smash it.'