![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/im-a-celebrity-camp-has-fake-jungle-and-secret-roof/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/0_Im-a-Celebrity-Get-Me-Out-of-Here-TV-Show-Series-22-Australia-15-Nov-2022.jpg&description=I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! returned to the jungle for the first time since 2019 earlier this month - with a few new additions to the camp to ensure torrential rain never disrupts filmingI'm A Celeb: Matt Hancock grilled on pandemic by campmatesI'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! campmates aren't roughing it as badly as viewers may think. As the celebrities sleep outback alongside creepy crawlies and live life under Matt Hancock's leadership, fans of the ITV show could be forgiven for thinking the likes of Chris Moyles, Boy George and Sue Cleaver are having a tough time on the reality TV show. But it's been revealed the camp actually boasts a secret roof, unseen to viewers watching updates from the jungle on TV. To ensure recording equipment in protected, and to feed the campmates when their Bushtucker Trial reward arrives, the 'jungle' features a man-made roof to wind the bag down. I'm A Celebrity fans spot sneaky way Matt Hancock is now 'avoiding' trials Not every camp feature in the 'jungle' is shown to viewers of the ITV show While the roof doesn't actually cover the campmates beds as they sleep at night, it does provide cover in one area of the camp where the celebrities can retreat to during rainy periods. Not only that, the 'jungle' Charlene White, Seann Walsh and co are camping in at the moment may not technically be a jungle! Springbrook National Park, where I'm A Celebrity is shot, is defined by Tweed Shire Council as "lowland subtropical rainforest", rather than a jungle. Viewers often wonder how the celebrity campers seemingly always keep dry ( ITV/REX/Shutterstock) "A lot of the camp is not under shelter - it's not like the roof at Wimbledon," a TV insider has claimed to the MailOnline, amid fans fuming online as the celebrities seemingly always manage to stay dry. "Funny that when it's pouring down with rain the fire's still going and their hair's never wet #ImACeleb," one fan of the show has previously tweeted. Another viewer mused: "The f){kind=link}
I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! returned to the jungle for the first time since 2019 earlier this month – with a few new additions to the camp to ensure torrential rain never disrupts filming
I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! campmates aren’t roughing it as badly as viewers may think.
As the celebrities sleep outback alongside creepy crawlies and live life under Matt Hancock’s leadership, fans of the ITV show could be forgiven for thinking the likes of Chris Moyles, Boy George and Sue Cleaver are having a tough time on the reality TV show.
But it’s been revealed the camp actually boasts a secret roof, unseen to viewers watching updates from the jungle on TV.
To ensure recording equipment in protected, and to feed the campmates when their Bushtucker Trial reward arrives, the ‘jungle’ features a man-made roof to wind the bag down.