 at 9pm with a new batch of celebrity contestants including Royal Family member Mike Tindall, pop star Boy George, and Love Island's Olivia Attwood. This will be the first series filmed in the Australian jungle since 2019 as the past two years were shot at Gwrych Castle in North Wales due to Covid-19 travel restrictions. To mark its grand return, the show has said it is opening with 'one of the largest and most elaborate entrances to the jungle camp to date'. Kicking off the series in style, Attwood, radio DJ Chris Moyles, Loose Women star Charlene White, comedian Babatunde Aleshe, and former England footballer Jill Scott will arrive by a luxury car at a waterside villa in the Gold Coast. Meanwhile, arriving one-by-one by boat to a marina will be Boy George, Tindall, Coronation Street's Sue Cleaver, TV presenter and property expert Scarlette Douglas, and Hollyoaks' Owen Warner. After the arrival of hosts Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly at each location, the celebrities learn that the public has been voting to name 'Jungle VIPs' and who they want to see have the toughest journey into camp and face the first trial. The contestants will then face their first trials of the series, with Scott, White and Aleshe challenged with the show's new version of the infamous plank. This time the campmates will attempt to walk to the edge of the plank 334ft in the air and once all are in position, they must take a step forward onto the ledge so they are leaning forward and facing the extreme drop to the ground. They must hold the position for a minute and then release their supporting rope which will send them plunging from the ledge in order to each win a coveted star. Elsewhere, Attwood and Moyles will f){kind=link}
NEWS… BUT NOT AS YOU KNOW IT
The return of I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! certainly won’t be easing our celebs into the new series as the opening episode will see them take part in one of the nail-biting entrances yet.
The much-anticipated new series of the hit ITV show will launch tonight (November 6) at 9pm with a new batch of celebrity contestants including Royal Family member Mike Tindall, pop star Boy George, and Love Island’s Olivia Attwood.
This will be the first series filmed in the Australian jungle since 2019 as the past two years were shot at Gwrych Castle in North Wales due to Covid-19 travel restrictions.
To mark its grand return, the show has said it is opening with ‘one of the largest and most elaborate entrances to the jungle camp to date’.