Vicky Pattinson and Alex Scott?株d their hilarious team 社債ing moment during?Comic 救済's coldest ever challenge - 伴う/関わるing a toe and an armpit.

The two women, と一緒に?Laura Whitmore and Sara Davies,?took on the Snow Going 支援する challenge on February 19, trekking 50km across the Artic Circle over four days.

投機・賭けるing across the icy 地形, which is usually a training 位置/汚点/見つけ出す for the British Special 軍隊s, the four women walked, fat-biked and even skied to reach their goal.

Although the 'gruelling' 仕事 was not a walk in the park, the sports pundit, 39, and TV? personality, 36, 明らかにする/漏らすd there were some hysterical team building moments along the way.

Discussing how the four worked together, Vicky hilariously quipped: 'I had Alex's toe in my armpit within 24 minutes of 存在 there.'?

Vicky Pattinson and Alex Scott were all laughs as they discussed their hilarious team bonding moment on Comic Relief's coldest ever challenge on The One Show on Tuesday

Vicky Pattinson and Alex Scott were all laughs as they discussed their hilarious team 社債ing moment on Comic 救済's coldest ever challenge on The One Show on Tuesday

Only 24 minutes into their Snow Going Back fundraiser, which saw them trek 50km across the Artic Circle in four days, Alex already had her toe in Vicky's armpit?(left to right: Laura Whitmore, Sara Davies, Alex Scott and Vicky Pattison)

Only 24 minutes into their Snow Going 支援する fundraiser, which saw them trek 50km across the Artic Circle in four days, Alex already had her toe in Vicky's armpit?(left to 権利: Laura Whitmore, Sara Davies, Alex Scott and Vicky Pattison)

The giggling sports presenter chimed in: 'That's how you keep warm because you could 潜在的に - because its that 冷淡な - lose your fingers and toes.

'So you need to 現実に be as a team and help each other through, so that was our first 社債ing moment.'

Chatting about the first all-女性(の) Comic 救済 challenge, the pair divulged to One Show hosts Lauren Laverne and Jermaine Jenas, that everyone did their bit to make it across the finish line.?

株ing how the team spirit pulled them through the arduous 旅行, Alex at one point carried her チーム仲間s 供給(する)s to help lighten the 負担.

'I think in that moment, I was like okay I know 肉体的に I am strong so I can take some of the 負担 now,' said the presenter.

Explaining that Sara and Vicky kept (軍の)野営地,陣営 意気込み/士気 up (警官の)巡回区域,受持ち区域, she 追加するd: 'We all had different strengths.'

'Everyone was pulling through at all different moments throughout it and I think that was just so 奮起させるing 存在 part of this group.

'All of us knowing that we are doing it for the bigger 原因(となる) and no one was slacking at all. 現実に we were all trying to do more for each other.'

Alex (right) explained:?'That's how you keep warm because you could potentially - because its that cold - lose your fingers and toes'

Alex (権利) explained:?'That's how you keep warm because you could 潜在的に - because its that 冷淡な - lose your fingers and toes'

Chatting with Lauren Laverne and Jermaine Jenas (pictured), Vicky said the sports commentator was being 'so humble', describing her as a 'weapon'

Chatting with Lauren Laverne and Jermaine Jenas (pictured), Vicky said the sports commentator was 存在 'so humble', 述べるing her as a '武器'

At one point the sports pundit, 39, carried her teammates load to help lighten the load

At one point the sports pundit, 39, carried her チーム仲間s 負担 to help lighten the 負担

Vicky 追加するd: 'She's a real 武器, she is 存在 so modest. The way she pulled them sleds some days, without her I don't know if we would have got through.'

(a)手の込んだ/(v)詳述するing on everyone's strengths, the ex-Geordie Shore 星/主役にする said: 'Laura was our mam, she was caring, she was like "how many 層s you got on".'

'Sarah was the 意気込み/士気. You can't be 負かす/撃墜する around Sara Davies you know and like I say she [Alex] was a total 武器.?

Vicky jokingly quipped: 'I was a winge'

'絶対 not, your personality, you're fun,' said the sports pundit, who 述べるd Vicky as the 'ultimate team player'.

'You kept 意気込み/士気 up and 現実に that's what I can't wait for everyone to see in the 文書の.'

Part of the money raised during their 背信の challenge will be going to charities like Hebburn Helps Foodbank in South Tyneside - not far where Vicky is from.?

The reality TV 星/主役にする 明らかにする/漏らすd that she learnt some harrowing 統計(学) while visiting the food bank a 石/投石する throw away from her home a day before 乗る,着手するing on the icy adventure.

'Three out of four people who visit food banks are going to be women and that's because of things like 65 per cent of chores always 落ちる to women in the 世帯,' she said.

'Raising children, looking after a 世帯 - it's 伝統的に women's 職業 so subsequently all the 圧力 落ちるs on them.

'So not only were we the first ever Comic 救済 all-女性(の) challenge, we were girls doing it for girls and that felt really important.'

Snow Going 支援する Comic 救済 v The Artic 空気/公表するs next Monday at 9pm on BBC One and BBC iPlayer.?

Alex (right) described Vicky (second left) as the 'ultimate team player' adding how she was excited for viewers to see her 'fun' personality

Alex (権利) 述べるd Vicky (second left) as the 'ultimate team player' 追加するing how she was excited for テレビ視聴者s to see her 'fun' personality