How to visit the I'm A Celebrity Gwrych Castle when it reopens

Bolton TV star made it to third place in the ITV reality show during the live final last Friday behind runner-up Jordan North and Queen of the Castle. The trio spent just under three weeks at Gwynrch Castle, the home of I'm A Celeb 2020 in North Wales, Gwrych Castle.

Jordan North revealed he was a “last minute” replacement on this year’s I’m a Celebrity, fans were left wondering who he stepped in for. Earlier this week, North, who ended up finishing in second place, told his fellow Radio 1 DJ Greg James that he almost missed out on a spot and was told “maybe next year” by producers.

I'm a Celebrity 2020 finalist Jordan North captured the hearts and minds of the nation thanks to his stint in an abandoned Welsh castle, but all that talk of Turf Moor and his cliff-side vomiting "very nearly never happened". We dread to think of it, if we're honest.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Jordan North might have come runner-up on I'm a Celebrity, securing his spot as a new national treasure in the eyes of the I'm a Celebrity viewing audience, but he recently revealed that it very nearly didn't happen at all!MORE: I'm A Celeb stars' jaw-dropping homes: Jordan North, Vernon Kay, Beverley Callard, moreChatting to Greg James about his time at the Welsh castle, the Radio 1 DJ revealed that he replaced another famous face who dropped out at the very

I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! star Jordan North has revealed his time on the show “nearly never happened”.The Radio One DJ, 30, has revealed he was a last-minute addition to this year’s series, which took place in Gwrych Castle in north Wales. Jordan, who went on to become a runner-up on the series, explained to his colleague Greg James on Radio One one Monday 7 December how he originally got a call saying he wouldn’t be on the show this year.

ITV reality show runner-up revealed the simple but clever ploy in an interview on Radio 1 this morning, Mirror Online reports. Podcast host Jordan claimed before they entered the North Wales castle, stars were told they couldn't sing certain songs, because they were uncleared.

I'm A Celebrity 2020's biggest break-out stars Jordan North was never meant to be on the show - and was brought in as a last minute of a mystery star. Runner-up Jordan, who came second to Giovanna Fletcher during Friday's final, was given two days to sort everything out after becoming a late addition to the line-up.

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Queen of the Castle on I'm a Celebrity just last week. The mum-of-three beat runner-up Jordan North and Vernon Kay during the ITV final on Friday night.

direct to your inboxI'm A Celebrity's Jordan North has faced a bit of struggle since leaving the castle on Friday.The BBC Radio 1 DJ spent less than three weeks in camp and landed in second place to Queen of the Castle, Giovanna Fletcher. Jordan shared his first video since returning home on Sunday in which he thanked fans for their overwhelming support during his time on the ITV reality show.

Greg James has defended his hilarious reaction to Giovanna Fletcher winning I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!The author, actor and podcast host was crowned the first-ever Queen of the Castle last week, beating fellow campmates Jordan North and Vernon Kay.

If you follow filmmaker Jordan Vogt-Roberts on any form of social media, two things become readily apparent. First, the man has a lovely beard.

You can find more about this year's location here. Gi takes the crown from soap actress, Jacqueline Jossa, who won the show in 2019.

I'm A Celebrity 2020 final - Lancashire hero James Anderson. Jimmy Anderson is England cricket's all time record wicket-taker - but is also a fellow Burnley legend and Lancashire star.

After 21 days living in a Welsh castle it came down to Vernon Kay, Jordan North and Giovanna Fletcher fighting it out to be crowned the winner of I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here. With viewers voting in their droves for their favourite celeb to win it was Giovanna Fletcher who was named queen of the castle.