I’m a Celebrity lineup announced – but two contestants are missing

I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! camp.Watson is a classically trained singer, who has released music in both operatic and pop styles.The 53-year-old rose to fame in 1999 after singing at the Rugby League Challenge Cup final and the Uefa Champion’s League final.Since 2001, he has released 13 studio albums, the most recent two being collaborations with Aled Jones.Between 2006 and 2008, Watson was forced to delay much of his music after initially being diagnosed with a benign pituitary tumour.

I'm A Celebrity star Russell Watson married Louise Harris, the woman he credits with transforming his life, in a fairytale Spanish ceremony in August 2015.HELLO! exclusively covered the magical ceremony, which saw the world-famous tenor wed the love of his life in the enchanting mountain village of Benahavís."Louise has taught me many things but most of all how to love. I have never been more content.

I’m A Celebrity campers.He told the group he’d had two tumours and that the second, which he was diagnosed with in 2007, was “the one”.“The first wasn’t life threatening, it was painful and I nearly lost my vision,” he said.“The second one was holy s***, I went home, went to bed and didn’t wake up because of a haemorrhage.

I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!The tenor joined the ITV show for its new-look Wales-set series alongside theatre star Ruthie Henshall in Wednesday night’s episode (18 November).Watson, whose career as a tenor has earned him numerous awards, has generated a dedicated fanbase over the past three decades.Fourteen years ago, in 2006, Watson was diagnosed with a brain tumour. After being successfully treated, he was diagnosed with a second tumour the following year due to a sudden regrowth that

portrait came to life in last night's episode and gave secret tasks to the newest arrivals.Ruthie Henshall and Russell Watson had to complete the challenges to win luxury items for camp.The pair were given the tasks the portrait of a jester in the boiler room at Gwrych Castle in Abergele.I'm a Celebrity viewers quickly became distracted by the character though, known in camp as Dave.They took to social media to share their anxieties over the "creepy" portrait, with one viewer stating that the

I'm a Celebrity... Get me Out of Here! looks different for many reasons and lots of changes have been made.One of which includes a brand new secret mission featuring The Jester painting named Dave — he spoke to new campmates Ruthie Henshall and Russell Watson and tasked them with tricking their fellow celebrities.If the pair were successful in their trickery, they could win all of the camp's luxury items.It started when Ruthie was in the courtyard washing clothes.

the jester - known as Dave - to Russell and Ruthie Henshall tonight.The new arrivals were told they'd win all campmates' luxury items if they completed the secret missions.As part of the challenge, Russell was tasked with convincing the others that he had seen a ghost.The camp is based at the 'haunted' Gwrych Castle so the opera singer was believed by his campmates.And although he was asking, Russell previously admitted that he has a genuine fear of the paranormal.He revealed the fear to North

The celebs have all pulled together in the castle camp, with morning hugs, laughs and general team spirit at an all time high. Ruthie Henshall and Russell Watson joined the camp last night and Vernon was concerned that the camp dynamic would be rocked by their arrival.

I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!'s late arrivals.The tenor joined the ITV show for its new-look Wales-set series alongside theatre star Ruthie Henshall in Wednesday night’s episode (18 November).Watson, whose career as a tenor has earned him numerous awards, has generated a dedicated fanbase over the past three decades.Fourteen years ago, in 2006, Watson was diagnosed with a brain tumour. After being successfully treated, he was diagnosed with a second tumour the following year due to a

I’m a Celebrity viewers to take pity on the Radio 1 DJ after he was voted to participate in another trial.Appearing on the 20th series of the hit ITV reality competition, North has been made to undertake every trial to have been put to a public vote so far.The sole exception occurred last night (Wednesday, 18 November), when Russell Watson and Ruthie Henshall were automatically chosen, by virtue of being the camp’s newcomers.It was then revealed, however, that North would be made to undertake a

ITV reality show so far after facing every trial.