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Ant McPartlin and Dec Donnelly have confirmed that I'm A Celebrity...

I'm a Celebrity bosses are planning a spin-off show from a brand new location. Digital Spy has learned reports that this year's main series will be pre-recorded are not accurate, rather an insider has told us that a separate show is in the works from I'm a Celebrity producers for ITV. This new format will leave behind both the jungle camp in Australia and Gwrych Castle in Wales for an all-new setting in South Africa, as Ant and Dec make the journey with some of I'm a Celebrity's best-loved campers from past years.

gearing up for the show to head back to Australia. The hit ITV show, fronted by Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly, relocated to Gwrych Castle in Wales for the past two years due to Covid travel restrictions. While the network has already stressed that the programme is likely to return Down Under in November, it has been reported that custodians of the castle ‘have applied for approval to keep the temporary structures built by crew for another year’.

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I'm A Celebrity's jungle site has been hit by “climate change” floods.It is a new blow for ITV bosses desperately trying to get the show up and running in Australia again.The town of Murwillumbah in New South Wales, where the show is filmed, has suffered terrible storms.The flooding has been so bad that families have had to evacuate their homes.Environmental campaigner Emma Hannigan – who lives in the area – said: "This is climate change."This is happening here, it’s happening now, and what more is it going to take for our government to take action this decade?"And of the famous jungle camp, she added: "There has been minor flooding but there is more damage on the way."Bosses at ITV are trying its best to get the show back in Australia this year.Earlier this week, executive content boss Rosemary Newell said she "expected" the show to be back in its original location.For the past two years, it has been staged at Gwrych Castle in Wales due to Covid travel restrictions.But TV viewers started to desert the new-look show hosted by Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly last year.They moaned the UK edition lacked the danger of the Aussie jungle, saying the Bushtucker Trials were “tame” and looked like Noel’s House Party.A source added: “The floods won’t help but the site’s been hit by storms before and survived.“Hopefully, once they get the once they get the full green light to go back to Australia, the camp will be back to its former glory."It comes after host Ant, 46, fuelled hope that the gruelling ITV reality series would be able to return to Down Under when the next instalment airs later this year.Speaking on The One Show last month, he said: "Well, the plan is the jungle, so if all things…," to which his co-host Dec, also 46,

I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! is set to return to Australia this November following a two year stint Wales, ITV bosses have confirmed. The show was forced to relocate to Gwyrch Castle as a result of the coronavirus outbreak.

ITV has confirmed that I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! will return to Australia in November 2022. The reality show was relocated to Gwrych Castle in Abergele, Wales in 2020 and 2021, due to the coronavirus pandemic travel restrictions. However, ITV has confirmed that I’m a Celeb will be returning to the jungle for the next series that will air later this year.

ITV bosses have confirmed I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here will return to Australia for the next series.

I'M A Celebrity WILL return to Australia in November for the 2022 series, ITV has confirmed. The popular reality show has taken place in Wales for the last two years due to travel restrictions caused by the coronavirus pandemic.