Celebrity feuds Australia: The stars at each other's throats

Abergele castle from November 15, when the show will begin.It's the first time in 20 series that the show won't be in Australia, instead Ant and Dec will be setting up the challenges at the north Wales castle.Let's find out more about AJ.A dancer and choreographer, AJ spent four series on Strictly Come Dancing.

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

lookback show.Geordie hosts Ant and Dec actually filmed the three bushtucker trials in the Australian jungle during last year’s filming, before anyone realised that series 20 would have to take place in Wales instead.But the footage aired in Sunday night’s , where the presenting duo enjoyed a round-up of the show’s funniest moments.After 19 series, it's finally time for @antanddec to get their first taste of a Bushtucker Trial...

After plenty of speculation as to if it would go ahead or not, I’m a Celebrity: Get Me Out of Here has finally returned, and there are a few changes.Instead of the usual jungle scenes in Australia, hosts Ant and Dec, along with the whole slew of new celebs are stationed in a castle in Wales.However, for the most part, the series will stay the same as viewers will see the celebrities undertake gruelling trials and fun-filled challenges to win food and treats in the lead up to one of them being

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine The 2020-version of will be going ahead with a major twist - instead of the Australian jungle, the action will actually be taking place in a castle in the UK - and we can't wait to see how it will mix things up!Nevertheless, the line-up of celebs will be giving up their usually glamorous lives to take part in Bush Tucker trials and enjoy a diet of beans and rice, and as you can imagine, leaving behind your home comforts doesn't come for free.So how much will

It was a family affair for the Hemsworth family as they celebrated Luke Hemsworth‘s 40th birthday.

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

I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Outof Here has tested positive for COVID-19, ITV have confirmed.The news comes just over a week before the 2020 series is due to hit screens.The show has already faced the implications of the worldwide pandemic, with bosses forced to make the decision to switch from its usual Australian setting to a Welsh castle.Confirming the news, a spokesperson for ITV told RadioTimes.com: “We can confirm that one member of the cast has received a positive COVID result and that

ITV has confirmed that one of the stars taking part in this year’s series of I’m A Celebrity has tested positive for Covid-19.Due to the coronavirus pandemic, producers have made big changes to the show, not least moving it from its usual location in the Australian jungle to a castle in Wales.With a week to go until the new series launches, ITV has confirmed reports that one of the stars has contracted coronavirus.They told Radio Times in a statement: “We can confirm that one member of the cast

I’m a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! has taken shape despite the pandemic.While the contestants are yet to be officially announced by ITV, recent photos and reports seem to reveal the identity of those set to appear.These celebrities are expected to travel to Wales for the latest edition of the popular reality show, which has relocated from the Australian jungle due to coronavirus.

I’m a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! has taken shape despite the pandemic.While the contestants are yet to be officially announced by ITV, recent photos and reports seem to reveal the identity of those set to appear.These celebrities are expected to travel to Wales for the latest edition of the popular reality show, which has relocated from the Australian jungle due to coronavirus.

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Katie Holmes is covering Vogue Australia‘s November issue in a futuristic, sexy shoot and her boyfriend Emilio Vitolo Jr. couldn’t be more excited.

I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! is finally making a comeback - and we want to know your thoughts about this year's show. From the star-studded line-up to the new location, it's all been much-discussed.So much is changing for the 2020 series, with it moving out of Australia for the first time ever.

hereNeil, of Sunningdale, Abergele, said: "We heard them coming over and the best vantage point to see them was from the back bedroom."So we legged it upstairs.

I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! bosses are concerned about people using drones to drop packages to this year’s contestants, reports claim.The ITV show is set to launch in November and is taking place in Gwrych Castle in north Wales instead of its usual campsite in Australia, due to the coronavirus pandemic this year. But, due to the show’s popularity and closer-to-home location, the shows bosses are said to fear fans will reach heights to gain a peek of the set.