I'm A Celeb 2020 rumoured line-up as Welsh castle hints contestants have been picked

I'm a Celebrity 's brand new castle camp at Gwrych Castle in Wales, looks to be coming together in exciting new aerial shot as builders continue to work on restoring the building.New drone photos shared from North Wales Live show cranes and workers situated around the 250 acre land, with a white tent covering a secret structure ITV want to keep secret from prying eyes.Since the announcement that the show's upcoming series would take place in the supposedly haunted castle rather than Australia

Ant and Dec have landed in Wales to get ready for the brand new series of I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here!.The celebrity survival series, which usually takes place in the Australian outback, has relocated to Conwy in South Wales due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic seeing borders Down Under closed.Dressed in matching khaki outfits, carrying water bottles and wearing compasses round their necks, the nation’s favourite TV presenters snapped themselves in the Welsh countryside.Standing by a

ITV has said that I’m A Celebrity “continues to adhere to all relevant guidelines” after the area of Wales in which it is to be filmed was put under new lockdown restrictions.The show has been filmed in Australia since it first started on ITV in 2002 but this year it will be filmed at Gwrych Castle in Conwy as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.The 20th series is due to start production later this autumn.However, the Welsh Government has announced that a number of new local lockdowns,

Mirror Online that they believe she has what it takes to take home the crown and be Queen of the Castle. The ITV hit show is set to start in November, after relocating from their usual camp in the Australian jungle to Gwrych Castle in Abergele due to the pandemic.

I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here! bosses are said to be seeking former contestants to take part in the 20th series later this year. The next series will take place in Wales at Gwrych Castle instead of the Australian jungle due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! hosts Ant and Dec have admitted they appealed to the show’s bosses to move this year's series to the north east of England.This year’s show will see celebrity campmates rough-it in an abandoned castle after bosses were unable to use its usual location in the Australian jungle.

Harry Styles has postponed all of his planned shows for the rest of the year due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Gwrych Castle in Abergele, north Wales. This year's location comes after ITV swapped the Australian jungle for the grade one listed 19th-century house due to the coronavirus crisis.

Gwyrch Castle in Abergele and not the Australian jungle.But which celebrities will take part in this year's show?Following news reality television show Keeping Up With The Kardashians is ending after 14 years and 20 series this week, one of its stars has been tipped for I'm A Celeb.Scott Disick, who shares three children with ex-girlfriend Kourtney Kardashian, is tipped to join the ITV show, following in the footsteps of KUWTK star Caitlyn Jenner who took part in the 2019 series.Bookies have

Gwyrch Castle, Abergele, for the first time.Ant and Dec will present from the "freezing" location in Wales this autumn after ITV swapped the Australian jungle for the grade one listed 19th-century house.Gwrych Castle isn't the only confirmed location for I'm A Celeb, however, as a nearby farm and hotels in Rhyl have also been tipped for the show.Many locals, who already have the opportunity to work on the ITV show, hope I'm A Celeb's move from New South Wales to north Wales will give the region

Gwyrch Castle, Abergele in north Wales instead of the Australian jungle.Now former Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? contestant Charles Ingram, who was accused of cheating in the infamous coughing scandal, has been tipped by bookies for the 2020 series of I'm A Celeb.It comes following the recent success of hit ITV drama Quiz, which detailed the 2001 scandal.And with Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? returning to our television screens this week, Ladbrokes have now cut odds to just 5/2 on Charles