I’m a Celebrity 2020: When do stars start leaving ITV show?

direct to your inboxThe Real Full Monty is back but this time it comes with a pretty frosty twist.Eleven brand new celebrities will once again strip off to raise awareness of cancers in intimate areas and highlight the importance of checking your body for cancer.But instead of on stage like the three previous series, the cast of series four will be taking to the ice so it won't just be losing layers they'll be worried about.Diversity and Britain's Got Talent star Ashley Banjo will be back to

ITV1 reality TV show - which is airing each weekday at 9pm - will wrap up on the night of December 4, making it just two and a half weeks long this year. The confirmation from ITV has been met with a disappointed response from fans who felt the series would have lasted a touch longer.

I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!  looks very different from the ones that have come before.

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

I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!  looks very different from the ones that have come before.

I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!  looks very different from the ones that have come before.

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.

I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!  looks very different from the ones that have come before.

Vernon Kay, broadcaster and journalist Victoria Derbyshire, star of stage and screen Shane Richie, Paralympic gold medallist Hollie Arnold MBE and Radio 1 DJ Jordan North. Already Sir Mo Farah has faced locusts, fish guts and maggots in the ITV show, and Jordan has faced his fear of snakes in The Viper Vault.

breathtaking scenes have been blowing viewers away. While camp is now based at Gwrych Castle, and you can read more about the 200-year-old location here, there are many other changes too, including Saturday night shows.

Radio DJ Jordan North is the current favourite to win this year’s I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!The radio presenter is one of 10 celebrity contestants taking part in this year’s show, which is set at a derelict Welsh castle instead of the usual Australian bush.  The lineup was officially announced during an anniversary special on Sunday 8 November, in which presenters Ant and Dec took on a gruelling Bushtucker Trial for the first time.

slightly shorter than usual.

I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here!'s late arrivals for 2020 have reportedly been revealed. It comes amid reports Russell Watson and Ruthie Henshall are set to join the show after it debuted on Sunday evening, from Wales.

Vernon Kay, athlete Sir Mo Farah, journalist Victoria Derbyshire and actor Shane Richie are among this year's celebrities. The first episode of the new series showed the bugs dropping down on the celebrities while they completed a challenge to secure meals for the camp.

I'm A Celebrity ...