ITV wants locals to work on I'm a Celebrity 2020 - but you have to live in one of seven towns

Harry Styles has postponed all of his planned shows for the rest of the year due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Gwyrch Castle, Abergele, for the first time.Ant and Dec will present from the "freezing" location in Wales this autumn after ITV swapped the Australian jungle for the grade one listed 19th-century house.Gwrych Castle isn't the only confirmed location for I'm A Celeb, however, as a nearby farm and hotels in Rhyl have also been tipped for the show.Many locals, who already have the opportunity to work on the ITV show, hope I'm A Celeb's move from New South Wales to north Wales will give the region

restrictions. After a huge rethink of the show’s format, telly bosses have announced a whole host of changes which will leave this year’s season looking very different.As Australia has closed some of its domestic borders, the new eerie location of I’m A Celebrity will be a haunted castle in North Wales.

Following in the horseshoe prints of Warwick Thornton's Sweet Country and Justin Kurzel's True History of the Kelly Gang, debuting feature writer-director Roderick MacKay continues to mine the classic archetypes and tropes of the Western to explore the complex cross-cultural historical threads of Australian identity in The Furnace.

Gwrych Castle in North Wales. For the first time ever I'm A Celeb will be moved from Australia to Abergele with ITV bosses gearing up for plenty of show changes.

European Week of Sport 2020 at the Sport Ireland Campus, the 2FM presenter shared his insight into whether his gig on the Aussie edition of the show would come to pass this year.‘They haven’t officially called it but I can’t for my money see it happen this year in any way, shape or form,’ he explained.‘I think Australia’s gone back into lockdown,’ he said, adding that he doesn’t think they could film in Fiji again right now.‘The American version filmed in Fiji as well and they’re filming in

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.

UK instead of Australia, and broadcast live every night from a ruined castle in the countryside. Ant and Dec will host an adapted version of the gruelling competition show in which celebrities face tough trials and challenges to win food and treats in the lead-up to one of them being crowned king or queen of the castle, rather than the jungle.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine It's official – will be returning to our TV screens this autumn, but the series is set to look a little different this year.

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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

and it IS in Wales.

Elsa Pataky and Chris Hemsworth have experienced bumps in their nearly decade-long marriage.“It’s funny that people think of us as a perfect couple,” the Spanish model and actress, 44, said in an issue of Australia’s Body + Soul released on Sunday, August 23. “No way.