Here is a picture of the Celebrity - I took it this morning. As you can see, I had to strip off a lot of the bottom leaves.

Are the fruits safe to eat? Yes. They are most likely not pin worms but tomato fruitworms, the larvae of a moth that lays eggs right on the calyx. They hatch there and eventually burrow into the fruit but the entry point is usually pretty obvious. The BT will take care of them.

Dave

Thanks for the response Dave. The worms I have are causing significant damage to the leaves. They burrow into the leaf cavity and cause a leaf section to curl - almost making a protective area. At first, the area becomes translucent and eventually the section of the leaf becomes brown. They also leave a black substance in the pouch that they feed in. Does this sound like a fruitworm?

I sprayed BT 48 hours ago but found about 6 worms today burrowed into separate leaves. I will get some photos tomorrow.

Here is a picture of some leaves I cut this morning. You can't see it, but there is a small grey worm in one of the leaves.