I'm a Celebrity 2020 Welsh campsite revealed: First look inside Gwrych Castle

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I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! is launching its 2020 series tomorrow (Sunday, November 15), meaning we'll finally get to see what the show is like when it's not set in the Australian jungle.

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I’m A Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! hosts Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly have treated fans to a sneak peek inside their Gwrych Castle studio. The Geordie duo took to Instagram on Friday evening to share a behind-the-scenes look inside the ITV’s new Welsh location – and upon first appearances, it doesn’t disappoint.

I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! is just a matter of days away now, and we’ve finally got a peek inside the brand new location.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.

The first pics from inside the newly renovated Welsh castle where I’m A Celebrity is being hosted this year have been released and it looks pretty grim.For the first time ever the hit show will be set within the walls of Gwrych Castle which has undergone a remarkable transformation to be made ready.The COVID pandemic forced ITV bosses to make the decision to switch the show from the sweltering heat of the Australian jungle to the freezing stoney surrounds of the Welsh castle.It’s not going to be

the show has been reinvented for its new home in Gwrych Castle, Abergele, but hope everything viewers love about the series in its usual Australian setting will remain. Contestants, including athlete Sir Mo Farah, Coronation Street star Beverley Callard and journalist Victoria Derbyshire, will be facing trials in the castle crypt, rather than the jungle, when the show returns this weekend.

I'm a Celebrity camp at Gwrych Castle ahead of the series launch on Sunday.The ITV reality show will be based at the site in Abergele which has been transformed for the production.The camp site atmosphere has been replaced this year by a medieval Game of Thrones-like setting. The celebrities are set to live as one united camp, with no sign of Snake Rock or Croc Creek.

I'm A Celebrity bosses say this year's show will have a “unique new feel” thanks to a Game Of Thrones style makeover for the castle ruins 10 contestants will live in. The famous jungle shower has been replaced with a watering can over a rusting bath which requires someone to pump water and others to stoke a boiler in in order to enjoy a warm wash.Elsewhere there will still be a camp fire for celebs to sit around and to cook on, but it is surrounded by stone instead of greenery.

I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here have been given a first glimpse at the new UK camp.Producers say the show has been reinvented for its new home in Gwrych Castle, Abergele, but promise that everything viewers love about the series in its usual Australian setting will remain.Contestants, including athlete Sir Mo Farah, Coronation Street star Beverley Callard and journalist Victoria Derbyshire, will be facing trials in the castle, rather than the jungle, when the show returns this

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