A shoo-in for Shane Ritchie? The 2020 I'm a Celebrity contestants – ranked

I’m a Celebrity began on Sunday 15 November at 9pm on ITV. While the series usually takes place in the Australian wilderness, this year showrunners have been forced to adapt due to the ongoing pandemic. That means the show is being filmed this year in the ruins of Gwrych Castle in Wales, a 200-year-old medieval castle that some believe is “haunted”.

I’m a Celebrity began on Sunday 15 November at 9pm on ITV. While the series usually takes place in the Australian wilderness, this year showrunners have been forced to adapt due to the ongoing pandemic. That means the show is being filmed this year in the ruins of Gwrych Castle in Wales, a 200-year-old medieval castle that some believe is “haunted”.

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I’m a Celebrity began on Sunday 15 November at 9pm on ITV. While the series usually takes place in the Australian wilderness, this year showrunners have been forced to adapt due to the ongoing pandemic. That means the show is being filmed this year in the ruins of Gwrych Castle in Wales, a 200-year-old medieval castle that some believe is “haunted”.

I’m a Celebrity began on Sunday 15 November at 9pm on ITV. While the series usually takes place in the Australian wilderness, this year showrunners have been forced to adapt due to the ongoing pandemic. That means the show is being filmed this year in the ruins of Gwrych Castle in Wales, a 200-year-old medieval castle that some believe is “haunted”.

I’m a Celebrity began on Sunday 15 November at 9pm on ITV. While the series usually takes place in the Australian wilderness, this year showrunners have been forced to adapt due to the ongoing pandemic. That means the show is being filmed this year in the ruins of Gwrych Castle in Wales, a 200-year-old medieval castle that some believe is “haunted”.

I’m a Celebrity began on Sunday 15 November at 9pm on ITV. While the series usually takes place in the Australian wilderness, this year showrunners have been forced to adapt due to the ongoing pandemic. That means the show is being filmed this year in the ruins of Gwrych Castle in Wales, a 200-year-old medieval castle that some believe is “haunted”.

I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! is now in full swing on ITV, having been relocated from the Australian jungle to Gwrych Castle in Wales amid the coronavirus pandemic.Among the 2020 line-up is TV presenter Vernon Kay, who is married to Strictly Come Dancing co-host Tess Daly. Kay, 46, started his career as a model before turning to TV, hosting T4 on Channel 4 from 2000.He is perhaps best known for his work on ITV, presenting shows such as All Star Family Fortunes and Beat the Star. Kay also

I’m a Celebrity began on Sunday 15 November at 9pm on ITV. While the series usually takes place in the Australian wilderness, this year showrunners have been forced to adapt due to the ongoing pandemic. That means the show is being filmed this year in the ruins of Gwrych Castle in Wales, a 200-year-old medieval castle that some believe is “haunted”.

I’m a Celebrity began on Sunday 15 November at 9pm on ITV. While the series usually takes place in the Australian wilderness, this year showrunners have been forced to adapt due to the ongoing pandemic. That means the show is being filmed this year in the ruins of Gwrych Castle in Wales, a 200-year-old medieval castle that some believe is “haunted”.

I’m a Celebrity began on Sunday 15 November at 9pm on ITV. While the series usually takes place in the Australian wilderness, this year showrunners have been forced to adapt due to the ongoing pandemic. That means the show is being filmed this year in the ruins of Gwrych Castle in Wales, a 200-year-old medieval castle that some believe is “haunted”.

Gwrych Castle in Wales instead of Australia, and as such much of the filming is done late at night.Fans of I'm A Celeb are used to tuning into the jungle which comes live from Queensland at around 7am and then watching the day in camp unfold.But as the show is now filmed in Wales, each episode airs live at 9pm, which has sparked a conversation between viewers who are baffled by this year's timings.Many have been wondering how late the trials take place and whether the contestants actually eat

I’m a Celebrity began on Sunday 15 November at 9pm on ITV. While the series usually takes place in the Australian wilderness, this year showrunners have been forced to adapt due to the ongoing pandemic. That means the show is being filmed this year in the ruins of Gwrych Castle in Wales, a 200-year-old medieval castle that some believe is “haunted”.

I’m a Celebrity began on Sunday 15 November at 9pm on ITV. While the series usually takes place in the Australian wilderness, this year showrunners have been forced to adapt due to the ongoing pandemic. That means the show is being filmed this year in the ruins of Gwrych Castle in Wales, a 200-year-old medieval castle that some believe is “haunted”.

I'm A Celeb, hosted by Ant McPartlin and Dec Donnelly, has been filmed anywhere other than Australia and it also means a brand new title for the winner as they'll be crowned King or Queen of the castle.

I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! is just one day away now and we can’t wait to see what it has in store.The famed Australian jungle has this year been swapped for the mysterious Gwyrch Castle in Wales, where a star-studded lineup will head to battle it out for the king or queen title. And if the first look inside is anything to go by, the series is going to make you grimace just as much as the Australian version.

Mo Farah and Victoria Derbyshire are among the stars preparing to face the British cold for the latest round of I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here!The coronavirus pandemic has forced a dramatic relocation for this series, swapping the usual  Australian jungle backdrop for Gwrych Castle in Wales.The first episode will air on ITV next Sunday, November 15.

I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! is back – just in a different manner than usual.As the show enters its 20th year, ITV has pulled out all the stops to ensure the popular reality series can continue despite Covid-19 throwing a spanner in the works.Producers have persevered and are set to bring viewers an outing from a castle in Wales as opposed to the Australian jungle.This means that the latest crop of celebrities set to undertake trials will have to brace themselves for colder weather than