ITV has officially proven that I’m a celebrity… get me out of here! will return to the TV screens in the fall.
Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly will return to the helm of the award-winning truth program, with a new batch of featured faces facing outstanding Bushtucker trials.
If that wasn’t enough, the station also announced an exclusive documentary called I’m A Celebrity: A Jungle Story, which “will celebrate every moment in the show’s 19-year history.”
This year’s I’m a Celebrity series had been broadcast on the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Earlier this week, it was reported that the camp’s comrades would likely have to spend two weeks in quarantine to continue opposing Covid-19.
It has been said that to succeed in a social distance and ensure that everyone is free of Covid before entering the camp this year, everyone involved will move to the lockout.
“They sense that for some people, the concept of having to spend more than a month away from their family circle can simply be daunting,” one source told The Sun.
“But in the grand scheme of things, having this two-week plan in place is an undeniable form of the fitness of participants and others participating in the program.”
Details of how the screen will be propagated have yet been announced.
Rumors circulate that applicants can fly to Scotland than to Australia’s Gold Coast.
It has also been reported that families will not be able to sign up for the stars at the luxury hotel that is regularly located at the parade.
Anyway, we’re happy to see celebrities coming to the bill soon.
I’m a celebrity… get me out of here! will return to ITV in the fall.