I'm a Celebrity 2020 launch is a ratings success - becoming most watched non-news show of the year

I'm a Celebrity. . . Get Me Out Of Here! final spoilers. This year's I'm a Celebrity was a risk – taking the show away from its home in the hot Australian jungle and moving it to a cold Welsh castle was certainly different.

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direct to your inboxTwelves famous faces entered I'm A Celebrity, but only three made it to the final.Only Jordan North, Giovanna Fletcher or Vernon Kay could be crowned winner after less than three weeks at Gwrych Castle.And for the very first time in the ITV reality show's 20 series history, the winner was crowned King or Queen of the Castle.More than 12 million votes were cast, so, who was it?Podcaster and author Giovanna became the first ever Queen of the Castle on Friday night.The

I'm A Celeb campmates have battled against the elements to compete in the iconic Celebrity Cyclone.The notoriously difficult challenge has become a firm favourite with fans of the ITV hit show, as the four remaining contestants battle the dramatic conditions to win luxury meals for camp.The Celebrity Cyclone is the ultimate test for the last four campmates but there were fears that it would be scrapped this year after the show was unable to go Down Under, instead relocating to Gwyrch Castle in

breathtaking scenery and stunning Gwrych Castle where camp is based. There have been many show changes due to the location switch, including wetsuits and gloves in the Celebrity Cyclone challenge which airs tonight.

I’m a Celebrity passes its halfway mark, you might be wondering when people will start getting booted off.It was confirmed by Declan Donnelly at the beginning of this year’s series that the ITV show would run for three weeks.However, it seems it will run just shy of a full 21 days with the final set to be broadcast on Friday 4 December.While it’s currently unknown which precise episode will see the first contestant eliminated from the show, we can look to previous instalments to suss out when

I’m A Celebrity … Get Me Out Of Here in relation to its use of non-native wildlife in the latest series, it has been reported.It follows concern that some non-native species – such as cockroaches, maggots and spiders – could potentially escape into the Welsh countryside during filming, according to the Guardian.The animals are used in the ITV reality show’s “bushtucker” trials, in which celebrities take part in challenges to win food for their campmates.The programme, now in its 20th series, is

Sarah Paulson is breaking records!

I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! is very different from previous years – and not just because it’s moved to Wales.Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the ITV competition will have Covid-19 safety measures in place throughout.

I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! is just around the corner – with this year’s show taking place in a brand new location and sending 10 fresh stars out into the wild.To get you in the mood for the ITV competition, here are nine secrets from behind-the-scenes…According to reports, I'm a Celebrity bosses spent £500,000 on getting Caitlyn Jenner to appear on the show.

Check out all the photos from the new-look I’m A Celebrity castle below:I’m A Celebrity producer Tom Gould said: “Once we decided and committed to doing this, it has been a real labour of love and a chance to reimagine and reinvent the show, but also keep the parts of it we know viewers know and love and recognise.”A group of 10 celebrities will enter the castle in Sunday night’s launch show, including soap legend Beverley Callard, former Strictly pro AJ Pritchard, Olympian Sir Mo Farah and

along with all their fears and phobias, the bookies have predicted who'll win.

The 2020 Atlantic hurricane season is officially the most active on record.  The National Hurricane Center (NHC) in Miami said that Subtropical Storm Theta formed Monday night in the Atlantic Ocean, becoming the 29th named storm of the season.  "We have another named storm in the Atlantic and now we are officially the busiest hurricane season the Atlantic has ever seen," Fox News senior meteorologist Janice Dean said Tuesday on "Fox & Friends." "2020, my friends." Theta emerged out in the far