ITV slammed for using animals in I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! bushtucker trials

the Mirror reports. But the show, hosted by Ant and Dec, moved from New South Wales to North Wales due to travel restrictions caused by the pandemic.

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Gwrych Castle. The show, hosted by Ant and Dec, moved to Wales from Australia due to travel restrictions caused by the coronavirus pandemic, but the show has continued to pull in huge ratings with up to 12 million people regularly tuning in.

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.

Gwrych Castle in Wales instead of Australia, and as such much of the filming is done late at night.Fans of I'm A Celeb are used to tuning into the jungle which comes live from Queensland at around 7am and then watching the day in camp unfold.But as the show is now filmed in Wales, each episode airs live at 9pm, which has sparked a conversation between viewers who are baffled by this year's timings.Many have been wondering how late the trials take place and whether the contestants actually eat

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here returned to screens last night, with celebrities heading to a Welsh castle instead of the usual Australian location.

I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! viewers have been given a first look inside the show’s new home at Gwrych Castle.The reality series returns on Sunday (15 November), but rather than heading to the Australian jungle, our group of 10 celebrities will instead be shacking up in an abandoned castle in north Wales that’s said to be haunted.The new set of photos show a dark and cold-looking setting which seems to be anything but comfortable.Inside the camp, the contestants will have to fight

posted a selfie at Gwrych Castle in Abergele last night, ahead of the new series. Ahead of their arrival though, the pair spoke to TV Times to discuss relocating to North Wales.

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).