Last week, The Sun expressed exclusively that the popular ITV screen would take a stand in the appalling and gruesome madness of 200-year-old Gwrych Castle in north Wales.
Due to the blocking restrictions in Australia, the program’s manufacturers should keep things a little more local this year for applicants.
Ant and Dec are expected to return as co-hostesses of the next twentieth season, which will be filmed on the 25 acres near the town of Abergele.
And it turns out that celebrities make sure to bring warm clothes, as they would in fact not enjoy the Australian sun this year.
The ruins are said to have been hunted through the ghost of the former owner, Winifred Cochrane, the Countess of Dundonald, who died in 1924.
And it turns out that future alignment is interested in adopting her most productive behavior, because it is said that her husband has stripped of valuable goods.
In the most sensible way, the ghosts of the ancient hunting guards also traced the castle park, which includes a terrifying puppy cemetery.
The secluded rural castle, which is located next to a popular chase site, resembles the outdoor worlds, the classic jungle setting in Murwillumbah, New South Wales.
Instead of a rainforest, the camp’s comrades are treated with local British trees and surprising views of the surrounding area.
The ruins are covered with thick undergrowth, wood flooring and wildlife, which makes the position even more frightening.
Celebrities will also have to wash in an outdoor tin bath, so it will surely be mandatory to leave their bikinis at home.
A on the ITV screen told us: “Producers are extremely happy with the new location, they are extremely happy with replacing the stage this year.
“Obviously, lifting the sticks and moving to the new logo location is a difficult decision, but they are convinced it’s the right one.
“The Bushtucker control team, which works tirelessly throughout the year, has worked to deliver new evidence and terrifying challenges.
“It’s a resolution for viewers, because celebrities will have no idea what to expect. It will be a compelling visualization.”
The source added: “It’s been a terrible year for the whole country and the boys have made their component to make the audience smile.”
While celebrities can’t tan half the world, it turns out they’ve dodged a bullet with one thing: eating terrifying creatures and animal testicles.
BushTucker’s essays have medieval themes like jousting, dungeons and fake gallows.
One source said: “Just because it’s in the UK doesn’t mean celebrities can breathe with relief and think they’re free of snakes, rats and frogs.
“There are many plans to terrorize them with methods.
“There will be responsibilities in which the stars will have to eat unattractive things and take creatures to their mouths as in years past.
“We are determined to make the tests as exciting and scathing as possible.
“Not only will there be an abundance of terrifying creatures, but now they have the added advantage of playing with an enchanted castle. They think it’s going to be a brilliant TV.”
Some of the stars vying for the first king or queen of the castle are Vernon Kay, Tamzin Outhwaite and Andi Peters.
I’m A Celebrity … Get Me Out of Here will air later this year.
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