'I'm A Celebrity' welcomes two new campmates in stomach-churning trial

I'm a Celebrity spoilers follow. I'm a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! has had its last elimination before tomorrow night's final as the ninth campmate left the series.

I'm a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! has had its last elimination before tomorrow night's final as the ninth campmate left the series.While the show may look a little bit different this year, tonight's semi-final (December 3) saw the remaining four contestants take part in the most iconic challenge of the series, the Celebrity Cyclone.

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celebrities take on challenges in exchange for a visit to the castle pub.The Castle Inn, based in Gwrych Castle, opened for business during the episode following the tasks.Campmates managed to win themselves access to it, as well as enjoying a pint and some pub grub.And there was karaoke, with Giovanna Fletcher able to show off her secret talent in the episode.I'm a Celebrity fans however expressed their jealousy even before the group had won the reward.They reminded that many people across the

coronavirus have changed to a new tier system while they have been on the show - and the party featuring all 12 celebs will now have to be delayed until 2021.

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 is back this evening, and will put Jessica Plummer and Shane Richie through the latest gut-turning trial.

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ITV show saw all twelve celebrities compete in the "Royal Tourmanent". They were split into "the Lords" and "the Ladies" - participating in a number of games to win coins.The team with the most would get a lavish banquet, whilst the losers face next night's trial.The first game saw Shane Richie and Jordan North up against Ruthie Henshall and Hollie Arnold MBE.The teams were tasked with bobbing in offal but they had to use their mouths to fish out gold coins.

I’m A Celebrity trial.The Olympian took on the terrifying Fort Locks trial in a bid to win meals for his fellow contestants on the ITV reality show.Before starting, he admitted that he felt the pressure to do well and that it was “not knowing” that frightened him.“Everyone's done well so far... I don't want to be that person and let the team down and I can't feed them.