Celebrity Race Across The World fans are worried one star could quit after suffering a "real low" during the latest episode of the BBC series.
The show returned tonight with the four pairings attempting to travel from Balikpapan to their next checkpoint in Sulawesi, before heading to Rammang Rammang.
Travel chaos as boat options run low
First, the contestants had to cross the Makassar strait, but travel options were very limited. With only one boat leaving in the next three days, Ella and Nana's lead quickly slipped away as everyone waited for the same vessel.
When they arrived in Palu, Ella and Nana decided to travel inland, as did Sam and Kaz, while Jeff and Matt chose to head to the coast to take advantage of better travel routes and find work in a nearby town.
Princess and Junior just made the boat in time, opting to spend more on a VIP cabin to relax overnight. "The race starts when we land," Junior said, as the competition was blown wide open.
Jeff Stelling's emotional struggle
While two pairs got out of Palu, two more were stuck overnight before making their trips to the next village. Jeff Stelling and his son Matt faced further trouble when their bus broke down en route to the next location.
"Dad's struggling quite a lot this morning. He's feeling quite deflated, it's not nice to see," Matt said. In a tearful piece to camera, Jeff admitted that if it was just him, he would stop and go home.
"I've bitten off more than I can chew. But as long as Matt wants to continue, I will carry on," he shared.
Contestants' hopes and bonds
During a recent appearance on The One Show, Jeff told the presenters that Princess and Junior "are the nicest people in the world", with Clara revealing that she could "feel the love" between the group.
Princess and Junior previously shared that they are keen to step out of their parents' shadow. She said: "Everything we do, we get compared to our parents but we actually have our own thing that we do." Junior added: "We've kind of got a lot to prove. I'm so excited for this. I cannot wait to do this, we're going to win."
