ITV boss on future of I'm a Celebrity 2020 Bushtucker trials at North Wales 'Disney castle'

Gwyrch Castle, Abergele in north Wales for the first time ever.ITV Studios has confirmed there will be plenty of show changes required following the move from New South Wales in Australia.The I'm A Celeb 2020 start date, the Welsh hotel Ant and Dec will stay in, and whether the Dingo Dollar challenges and the Bushtucker trials will go ahead as normal is not yet known.This is despite speculation Welsh sites such as Zip World and the Bodysgallen Hotel and Spa could play a part in this year's

ITV announced that I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here will be held at Gwrych Castle, Abergele, this year. It is the first time the reality favourite hasn't been filmed in Australia.It will be broadcast live this autumn from the 19th century estate - with an air date yet to be announced.

Gwrych Castle in Abergele, North Wales. It will also use a farm as an additional site during filming later this year.

Gwrych Castle in North Wales. "I certainly didn't want a year without I’m A Celebrity."We could just about survive without it, but my God it's a premier, wonderful thing that has done so well over a long period," he told The Sun.Addressing current travel restrictions, he explained: "Australia was always going to be a challenge so we found this extraordinary place in go here in North Wales that's a sort of beautiful, Disney drawn castle crumbling.

I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here at Gwrych Castle in Abergele, North Wales, but only if you're from a short list of seven towns.

Abergele. The news was announced yesterday (August 27) following weeks of speculation over the Conwy estate.

Love Island might 'do an I'm a Celebrity' and find a new location, while X Factor might not return, says ITV’s director of television.Kevin Lygo has been discussing the future of some of the channel’s most popular programmes - and says that although things are generally going well at ITV, some series are suffering a few more setbacks.During coronavirus lockdown, all production was ceased, with only some of the programmes, such as Coronation Street, Emmerdale finding a way to start back up again

The X Factor may not be returning this year, but ITV boss Kevin Lygo has now suggested that it's unlikely we'll see the reality show on our TV screens again next year either.Back in February, it was confirmed that Simon Cowell had decided to rest The X Factor in 2020, with the series taking a year off in order to "reinvigorate" the show for when it eventually returns, originally thought to be in 2021.But at the virtual Edinburgh TV Festival this week, Lygo admitted that The X Factor isn't

I'm A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! line-up is secured despite the location change.The reality series is bucking tradition this year due to coronavirus by relocating to the Gwrych Castle, Abergele in North Wales instead of the Australian jungle.However, it seems that the change of scene hasn't put off any of this year's yet-to-be-revealed contestants, with Lygo revealing they have already booked most of the line-up."We had booked most of our celebs, we were worried they thought they were going

ITV boss Kevin Lygo has said there were “too many changes” to the format of The X Factor before the end of its run, and he is hopeful it will soon return.

I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! will relocate to the historic grounds of Gwrych Castle in North Wales.

in North Wales.With views of the beautiful Welsh countryside, Gwrych Castle is nestled in a tree lined hillside overlooking the Irish Sea. The atmospheric ruined castle with its sprawling design and turrets is spread across 250 acres of gardens and grounds.

will be based at Gwrych Castle in Abergele. The news comes following weeks of speculation about the location of the upcoming UK-based 20th anniversary series.ITV previously revealed that the show would relocate this year from Australia amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.