'I'm A Celebrity' campmates win emotional personal items...and AJ Pritchard gets his curl cream

I'm A Celebrity was held at Gwrych Castle in North Wales instead of the usual Australian jungle due to the pandemic. Campmates have spoken out about the challenges this brought, especially the freezing temperatures.

I’m A Celebrity star Vernon Kay has denied his fellow campmate AJ Pritchard’s claims the stars slept under heaters in the castle. Former Family Fortunes host Vernon, 46, appeared confused when he was quizzed by Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby on former Strictly Come Dancing pro AJ’s claims.

This year's I'm A Celebrity may be over, but AJ Pritchard has revealed that the campmates were allowed heat lamps to help warm them up in the castle.The professional dancer, who was thrown a surprise welcome home party by girlfriend Abbie Quinnen, said heat lamps would be put on while he and his fellow celebrities were sleeping. Speaking on his podcast AJ vs Curtis, the 26 year old began: "It was cold.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Tuesday evening's episode of sparked a huge response from viewers at home as they watched the campmates enjoy a fun-filled evening at the Gwrych Castle pub!After and successfully completed the trial, winning the team eight pub grub meals, the remaining campmates headed straight for the bar.

booted off the show on Sunday. This year's I'm A Celebrity is being held at Gwrych Castle in North Wales instead of the usual Australian jungle due to the pandemic.

I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! contestants usually have the grand Palazzo Versace hotel to look forward to after weeks of eating critters and slumming it in the Australian jungle. However, with the show taking place in Wales this year due to the pandemic, things are a little different.

one of the trials - The Serpent however viewers didn't get to see it. The task saw four of them - Vernon, Ruthie, Victoria Derbyshire, and Mo Farah - having to move a ball into a hole without dropping it.But Ruthie and Mo struggled with the task and Ruthie was visibly frustrated.

campmates were in for a shock on Monday when they were told that two of them would be leaving immediately in a double eviction.Beverley Callard and Victoria Derbyshire were the contestants with the fewest public votes who were booted out of camp.They follow , and Hollie Arnold who became the first celebrity to leave the show on Friday.She entered as a Corrie icon and now she’s a Castle icon too… @beverleycallard is the next Celeb to leave Camp! � #ImACelebpic.twitter.com/ZILum8u6k0It is a

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine We've reached that part of where we have to start saying goodbye to famous faces one by one as we count down to the final.But rather than heading to the glamorous Versace hotel on Australia's Gold Coast, the castle campmates will find themselves heading to somewhere completely new.

I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! contestants usually have the grand Palazzo Versace hotel to look forward to after weeks of eating critters and slumming it in the Australian jungle.However, with the show taking place in Wales this year due to the pandemic, things are a little different.Stars who exit the show are now being treated to a few nights in a gorgeous Cheshire hotel after being booted out of camp.According to reports, contestants will now be living it up at Carden Park Hotel, which

Conwy.The recently-evicted celebrities are understood to have been whisked to Carden Park Hotel, Cheshire instead.The 4-star hotel, located across the border in Cheshire, is around an hours drive from Gwrych Castle.The news was revealed by Good Morning Britain's Ross King on the ITV show earlier this morning.The hotel is nestled in 1,000 acres of rolling countryside and there are a variety of ammenities on site.This includes an AA Rosette awarded restaurant, championship golf courses as well as

earlier this week on the ITV series. The 26-year-old had spent two weeks at Gwrych Castle in Abergele with her fellow campmates.

I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! this year is the campmates’ eating schedule.When the show takes place in Australia, the celebrities do their Bushtucker Trials in the mornings, then have dinner in the evenings – which works out well for UK viewers with the time difference.However in 2020, because of the show’s move to Wales, the campmates don’t get told who is doing the trial until 10pm.

I'm a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! has gone through quite the change-up this year with its relocation from the Australian jungle to a castle in Wales.And it seems the switch from a warm to cold climate has been the most challenging thing for this year's campmates, according to hosts Ant & Dec."We've spoken to them down at trials and we said, 'Is it cold in there?' and they said it's that cold that you never, ever get warm," Ant said on the show's Daily Drop. "Even at night.