I'm a Celebrity will take place in UK countryside for 2020 series

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the ITV show will be broadcast from Wales in 2020, rather than the normal Australia, as a result of issues with overseas travel caused by coronavirus.Gwrych Castle has been at the centre of the rumours, which were fuelled earlier this week when the castle posted on its Facebook page: "Gwrych Castle and Estate will be temporarily closing to the public at 5pm on Sunday 23rd August until New Year."Keep checking our website and social media for updates."But the new images were taken around 20 miles

the show has been filmed in the Australian jungle, but this year this will not be possible because of coronavirus. Earlier this month , ITV bosses revealed filming would take place in the UK - but did not reveal whereabouts.

Confirmed closures and reported improvement works have fuelled rumours that I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! will take place at Gwrych Castle in North Wales this year.It was announced earlier this month that the next season of the hit reality show will be filmed in the UK for the first time ever, rather than returning to its usual Australian outback location.

I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here.The 200-year-old Gwrych Castle - which has a colourful history - is being hotly tipped as the base for the celebrities after it was announced the show would not be filmed in Australia this year because of the coronavirus pandemic.Producers will only specify that the location will be a ruined castle - sending the rumour mill into overdrive about which historic site has been picked as the perfect UK venue.

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© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine may not be heading Down Under for this year's series, but we're still thrilled the show is launching later this year all the same.After ITV confirmed the news that the upcoming season would be going ahead in the UK this year – fronted by our favourite presenters Ant and Dec – Back in 2018, filled in for regular host – due to his career break – and presented I'm a Celeb alongside .

I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here will still be returning to our screens "in the autumn."However it will not be filmed in the usual location in Australia, according to Mirror Online.Instead it will be in the remote ruins of a UK castle! Despite the drastic change of setting due to the pandemic, TV bosses will be hoping to provide the same jungle style antics and drama.

will be set at a ruined castle in the UK countryside.For the past two decades, the hit show has placed a group of celebrities in a remote camp in Australian wilderness, filming their every move, conversation and reaction while they take part in a series of challenges, trials and tribulations in a bid to be crowned king or queen of the jungle.However, travelling restrictions of logistical restrictions brought on by the Covid-19 crisis means the cast and crew will not be able to travel down under

By now, we are all familiar with seeing stars struggle with the heat, humidity and tropical creepy crawlies of the jungle in I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!But that's all going to change for 2020.Show bosses have confirmed that despite 'pulling out all the stops' to get the series back to Australia, that won't be happening after all.Instead, I'm A Celebrity 2020 is to be filmed in the UK.ITV confirmed on Friday that the reality show would be filmed at a "ruined castle" in the British

I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! really will be like no other, with the confirmation it will now be based in the UK and not its usual camp site in Murwillumbah in New South Wales.It's sad news for the celebrities who have already signed up and won't get sunshine and a week long holiday after the show, and instead may well be wrapped up in several blankets shivering in the cold when they sleep in a ruined castle in the countryside.But let's try to be positive about the news and look at the

those rumoured to be taking part in the new series include TV presenter Vernon Kay, Drag Race UK winner The Vivienne, former Strictly professional AJ Pritchard, ex-EastEnders star Tamzin Outhwaite and former footballer John Barnes. ITV has said more information about the new series will be released in due course.