ITV confirm I'm A Celebrity contestant tests positive for COVID-19

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.

hit ITV reality show's 20th series, with production taking place from a new location in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. Instead of filming in the Australian jungle, as it has done every year since the show began in 2002, this year's celebrity campmates are holed up at the historic Gwrych Castle, Abergele in North Wales.

Radio DJ Jordan North remains the current favourite to win this year’s I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!, while author Giovanna Fletcher’s odds have been slashed. 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.

Radio DJ Jordan North is the current favourite to win this year’s I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!The radio presenter 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.  The lineup was officially announced during an anniversary special on Sunday 8 November, in which presenters Ant and Dec took on a gruelling Bushtucker Trial for the first time.

Radio DJ Jordan North is the current favourite to win this year’s I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!The radio presenter is one of 10 celebrity contestants taking part in this year’s show, which is set at a derelict Welsh castle instead of the usual Australian bush.  The lineup was officially announced during an anniversary special on Sunday 8 November, in which presenters Ant and Dec took on a gruelling Bushtucker Trial for the first time.

Abergele are following in the bootsteps of the likes of Vernon Kay, Beverley Callard and AJ Pritchard with a string of challenges.And that means spiders webs and blindfolded eating tests as they learn lessons about reality TV from a series seen by millions of TV viewers.It comes as fans watched the celebrities shriek and squirm in the opening challenge Gates of Hell as the 20th series finally got underway this week.It had of course been relocated from its usual location in Australia due to

ITV for its use of animals in the I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! bushtucker trials.The  charity said it was “really disappointed” at how animals have been treated on the show - which began on Sunday - and that producers are still using creatures in the challenges despite UK regulations such as the Animal Welfare Act.The show is usually filmed in Australia, but this year is taking place in Wales due to Covid-19.On Sunday’s launch show, celebrities were showered with mealworms and crickets.

I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! is just one day away now and we can’t wait to see what it has in store.The famed Australian jungle has this year been swapped for the mysterious Gwyrch Castle in Wales, where a star-studded lineup will head to battle it out for the king or queen title. And if the first look inside is anything to go by, the series is going to make you grimace just as much as the Australian version.

Gwrych Castle in Abergele after the ITV production relocated from Australia. Viewers can obviously expect some format changes as a result, with this year's winner set to be crowned King or Queen of the castle (and not the Jungle).

The castle is taking the place of the Australian jungle this year, as coronavirus has stopped the show from heading Down Under as usual. Instead the 10 celebrities will compete in the Abergele castle to be crowned king or queen of the castle.

Anton du Beke’s series of Hole in the Wall.Jessica Plummer was recently written out of EastEnders when her character was murdered at the end of a highly traumatic domestic abuse storyline. By rights, she should be jetting off to Australia for two weeks of warm relaxation.

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Mo Farah and Victoria Derbyshire are among the stars preparing to face the British cold for the latest round of I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here!The coronavirus pandemic has forced a dramatic relocation for this series, swapping the usual  Australian jungle backdrop for Gwrych Castle in Wales.The first episode will air on ITV next Sunday, November 15.

I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! is back – just in a different manner than usual.As the show enters its 20th year, ITV has pulled out all the stops to ensure the popular reality series can continue despite Covid-19 throwing a spanner in the works.Producers have persevered and are set to bring viewers an outing from a castle in Wales as opposed to the Australian jungle.This means that the latest crop of celebrities set to undertake trials will have to brace themselves for colder weather than

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine The 2020-version of will be going ahead with a major twist - instead of the Australian jungle, the action will actually be taking place in a castle in the UK - and we can't wait to see how it will mix things up!Nevertheless, the line-up of celebs will be giving up their usually glamorous lives to take part in Bush Tucker trials and enjoy a diet of beans and rice, and as you can imagine, leaving behind your home comforts doesn't come for free.So how much will

I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! is back – just in a different manner than usual.As the show enters its 20th year, ITV has pulled out all the stops to ensure the popular reality series can continue despite Covid-19 throwing a spanner in the works.Producers have persevered and are set to bring viewers an outing from a castle in Wales as opposed to the Australian jungle.This means that the latest crop of celebrities set to undertake trials will have to brace themselves for colder weather than

ITV has confirmed that one of the stars taking part in this year’s series of I’m A Celebrity has tested positive for Covid-19.Due to the coronavirus pandemic, producers have made big changes to the show, not least moving it from its usual location in the Australian jungle to a castle in Wales.With a week to go until the new series launches, ITV has confirmed reports that one of the stars has contracted coronavirus.They told Radio Times in a statement: “We can confirm that one member of the cast

I’m a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! has taken shape despite the pandemic.While the contestants are yet to be officially announced by ITV, recent photos and reports seem to reveal the identity of those set to appear.These celebrities are expected to travel to Wales for the latest edition of the popular reality show, which has relocated from the Australian jungle due to coronavirus.

I’m a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! has taken shape despite the pandemic.While the contestants are yet to be officially announced by ITV, recent photos and reports seem to reveal the identity of those set to appear.These celebrities are expected to travel to Wales for the latest edition of the popular reality show, which has relocated from the Australian jungle due to coronavirus.