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viewers have began to panic a major part of the show won't be going ahead. Each year the famous aqua challenge, named the Celebrity Cyclone, sees the four camp finalists dress up as superheroes and try to walk up a huge water slide whilst being pelted with obstacles.The challenge always proves a struggle for celebrities but ITV fans love it and it has become tradition since it first aired from the Australian jungle in 2006.

I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! contestants usually have the grand Palazzo Versace hotel to look forward to after weeks of eating critters and slumming it in the Australian jungle.However, with the show taking place in Wales this year due to the pandemic, things are a little different.Stars who exit the show are now being treated to a few nights in a gorgeous Cheshire hotel after being booted out of camp.According to reports, contestants will now be living it up at Carden Park Hotel, which

BBC Radio DJ Jordan North is still leading as favourite to win I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!, while author Giovanna Fletcher’s odds have been slashed again.North is one of the celebrity contestants taking part in this year’s show, which is set at a derelict Welsh castle instead of the usual Australian bush.What time does I’m a Celebrity start and finish tonight?Other celebrities taking part are: former Strictly  pro AJ Pritchard, EastEnders star Shane Richie, broadcaster and journalist

I’m a Celebrity began on Sunday 15 November at 9pm on ITV. While the series usually takes place in the Australian wilderness, this year showrunners have been forced to adapt due to the ongoing pandemic. That means the show is being filmed this year in the ruins of Gwrych Castle in Wales, a 200-year-old medieval castle that some believe is “haunted”.

I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! always ends a series with the legendary Celebrity Cyclone challenge, but with the show taking place in a Welsh castle rather than the Australian jungle this year, we wondered if the tradition would be put on hold.According to The Sun, the wet 'n' wild task will be returning this year, even if it will be freezing cold before the celebrities even begin getting pelted with water.

I’m a Celebrity began on Sunday 15 November at 9pm on ITV. While the series usually takes place in the Australian wilderness, this year showrunners have been forced to adapt due to the ongoing pandemic. That means the show is being filmed this year in the ruins of Gwrych Castle in Wales, a 200-year-old medieval castle that some believe is “haunted”.

I’m a Celebrity began on Sunday 15 November at 9pm on ITV. While the series usually takes place in the Australian wilderness, this year showrunners have been forced to adapt due to the ongoing pandemic. That means the show is being filmed this year in the ruins of Gwrych Castle in Wales, a 200-year-old medieval castle that some believe is “haunted”.

I'm A Celeb is ending early, it's thought the move was made due to the colder weather conditions this year. I'm A Celebrity is taking place in Wales instead of the Australian jungle due to the current climate.

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I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! this year is the campmates’ eating schedule.When the show takes place in Australia, the celebrities do their Bushtucker Trials in the mornings, then have dinner in the evenings – which works out well for UK viewers with the time difference.However in 2020, because of the show’s move to Wales, the campmates don’t get told who is doing the trial until 10pm.

ITV stars were previously rumoured to be based at Bodysgallen Hall in Llandudno, after the production relocated to Abergele this year amid the coronavirus pandemic. The four-and-a-half star hotel was tipped as a suitable alternative to the Palazzo Versace hotel in Australia - where the hosts and the participating celebrities usually stay.

I'm A Celeb is being filmed at Gwrych Castle in Abergele, north Wales, instead of its usual home of the Australian jungle due to the coronavirus pandem.And it has been an absolute ratings hit for ITV after more than14 million tuned in to the show's first episode when 12 famous faces entered camp.Since then, fans of the series have been following every move and were even bitterly disappointed when a recap show aired on Saturday night instead of a live visit to the castle.However, that hasn't

I'm a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! has gone through quite the change-up this year with its relocation from the Australian jungle to a castle in Wales.And it seems the switch from a warm to cold climate has been the most challenging thing for this year's campmates, according to hosts Ant & Dec."We've spoken to them down at trials and we said, 'Is it cold in there?' and they said it's that cold that you never, ever get warm," Ant said on the show's Daily Drop. "Even at night.

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This year’s I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Here! has us hooked. Set in the chilly Gwrych Castle in North Wales, instead of the Australian Outback, this series is filled with a whole host of new challenges, not least the weather.

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