I'm A Celeb is moving to Wales
Good news for I'm A Celeb fans, the hit show will be back on our TVs this autumn.
But get ready for big changes!
For the first time since 2002 the reality series is being filmed outside of Australia, and the new location is very interesting indeed.
Gwrych Castle is a haunted building in North Wales and will be home to the celebrity contestants come November.
Wikipedia: Gwrych Castle
The building was supposedly built in the early 1800s by Lloyd Bamford-Hesketh as a memorial to his mother’s ancestors.
While the celebs won't have to worry about creepy crawlies in the night, they will have to worry about ghosts!
The castle is said to be haunted by many figures including a young girl, past gamekeepers, and the Countess of Dundonald.
Wikipedia: Gwrych Castle
A source revealed, 'Producers are chuffed with the new location; they’re excited for a change in scenery this year.'
'Obviously upping sticks and moving to a completely new location was a tough decision, but they feel confident it’s the right one.'
'The Bushtucker Trial crew, who work tirelessly all year round, have been working overtime to come up with some terrifying new trials and challenges.'
Wikipedia: Gwrych Castle
Speaking of Bushtucker Trials, it looks like the celebs might be faced with eating disgusting British food rather than bugs this year.
And with a time difference from previous seasons we could see the Trials take place at night.
Rumoured celebs
As always the I'm A Celeb rumour mill is turning.
Names connected to this year's show include Eric Cantona, AJ Pritchard and Corrie's Beverley Callard.
Other celebs potentially taking part include Bear Grylls, Vernon Kay, Tamzin Outhwaite, Vinny Jones, Amy Hart and Nick Grimshaw.
Beverley Callard
The new season of I'm A Celeb looks to return mid November.
